The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-10
CAME FROM OUTSIDE POINTS

Northwestern Merchants association,
under the auspices of which the project
was initiated. The second of the series
will be held Aug II to %, inclusive. Rates
of fare and a fifth will be made on all
roads on the certificate plan. The
Northern Pacific. Great Northern and
500 will sell tickets beginning one day
later, from Aug. Is to %, inclusive. These
rates will be good returning until Aug.
20, while those of the other roads will be
good returning until the Goth.
Secretary Townsend has completed a
list of those from outside points who
took advantage of the excursion which
ended yesterday. A noticeable fact was
that not only was every town of any
Importance in Minnesota represented,
but merchants from Wisconsin, North
and South Dakota and Iowa also availed
themselves of the chance to visit tbs
cities. The eXcursionists, with few ex-
ceptions, came as buyers, and almost
every business house in the cities has
felt the influence of the trade thus Sc.
cured. In addition to this advantage
the Twin City merchants have succeeded
in bringing the merchants of outside
points in touch with them. The visitors
have been granted every courtesy and
special care has been taken to point
out to them the advantages of st. Paul
and Minneapolis as buying points.
Wholesalers predict that the excursions
will result in orders continuing for
many months, and increased movement
in the relations between the city and
out-Of-town merchants. The last of the
excursions will be held during state fair
week. Those from out of the city who
came in on the excursion which ended
yesterday are:
A. *. Lee, Evansville; ]. F. Laugh,
Fergus Falls; e. S. TecEtonlies, Grand
Forks, n. D.. E. Nordgren, North Branch;
J. A Lystrom, North Branch; d. Her
10; William Russell, Crookston; c. J.
Baker, Beldenville, Wis; + b Leach,
Thompson, n. D.; John Gullander, Hal
lex; A. Mrs Ea;, John Gplalnder; H3allock; y.
Green Hamilton; Adolph Larson Osceola;
MIME Fenton; Bemidji; G. NJ Evenson,
CaIdweH, sioux Fails. S. D., :-i Mrs. O. 8. 6.
Caldwell Sioux Falls, S. D.; Charles
Bours, Gaylord; Miss Augusta Bours,
Gaylord; C. 2. Jones, Sank Center; Phil
Lake; l.. b. Hauck Wood Lake; c. NJ.
BlXby, Craig, Neb.; Mrs; S. T. Bixby,
Tp p1ca Ne ef:;,.,, G. ,,I McCabe, MOOSE
Bliss, Waterville: A. j. Kaine, Water
vile; Miss A. Maloney, Grand Forks, N
D; J: A. Morse, River Falls, Wis; Clara
H.,
selton, N, D; B. Odegard, Watson; MIS-.
Ira Nj. Odegard Watson; Mrs. Alma
Smith, Watson, W S. Branch Parker, s.
CosgTove, Fari6ault 81 s. S. Rroon m 3D.
Paynesville; F. B. Van Holsen, Alexan-
dria; William Grieg, Lyle; Mrs. William
J. Zellmar, Edgeley, n. D.; J. S. Robert
son, Wabasha; L. l.. Mathews, Wabasha;
A Gering, Freeman, S. D.; N. l.. Hayne,
Paris, n. D.; Hugh McCiennon. indie
DNndancp To-. O y RruSj0An Summit
S. D; Ole II. Moe, Howard Lake; H. S.
Saylor Howard Lake, T. P. Schaller,
istota. s. D.; H. II. Kyle, Faribault;
P. H. DRESSER, Marion Junction;
]. w. Heffner, Barron, Wis; \. D. Gran
A Hawkins, Andover, S. b.; W. F.
Knienke, Hutchinson; Julius Smyth, Wa
basha; John Tatona, OWatonna; S. H.
Brook, S. D.; K. NJ. Hurd, Wabasha; c.
D. Fisher, Woonsocket; ]. e. Bump,
Sigourney 10; F.. A. Kensley, Chester,
10; c. e. Allen. Owatonna; Mrs. Allen,
OWatOnna; L. F.. Miller Montivideo; j.
G. Olson MontevideO; Mrs. j. C. Olson,
MonteyideO; j. T. Webster Appleton;
J J, S Jensen. Wheaton; A. l.. Fleming,
Il. c. Bennett, ZumbrOta; F. E. Shaw
Eden Valley; F. G. Donation, Princeton;
Mrs. ke9nedX, Fergus Falls; John An
Chippewa Falls, Wis; c. W. Kent, Mi1aca;
Ed Field Edenbergh, n D.: ]. B. Buck
Edenbergh, \. D.. Fred Lindsey, Del
ano; George Sundberg, Cummings, N. D.;
Mrs. r. H. Sherwin, Monticello; j. w
Kent Willmar; NJ. Gausche, Orfska N
D; S. Gausche, Oriska, N. D.; E. f.
Brockman, Tower City; II. W. Riff, Tow
| er City; c. w Lacy, Lyle; c. a. Waiver
", To-: \. H. Lenk Minota; Mrs. c. r.
| Russell, EyOta Mrs. Russell, Eyota; f
| H. Russell, 4Iyota; w. H Liz
| on. Rochester; Mrs Lixon Roches-
! ter; a. w. Wass. Sibley, 10; +.
n; Ware, Amboy: Mrs. F. n
Herman. O. A; Iceberg, Ironwood;
| Mich; NJ Alvey, Winnebago City;
| Joseph I.nnemann, st. Cloud; J. G. Bou-
! raSSen, Staples; c. z. SiIverman, Manti-
vedo; Mrs H. Crook, New Ulm; George
! Anderson. Morris: A. G. Leano, AMMAN
! dale; George A. O'DonneH. St Cloud
| Matte Anderson, Battle Lake; J. F. Me,
| Donald. Waverly: c. H. Gerney, Winnie
| bagO City; j. w. WOlter St Cloud; A. f
Sorenson,, Nicollet; G S. Grant, NIilaca:
John Kelly, Waverly; S. Stov, Ramona |;
]. A e. Johnson, Winthrop; A. S. Erick
| son, Franklin: Henry Lyod, Kilkenny; )
| c. Jacobson, HetIin. S. D.; A NJ. Bras
! kamp, Alton, 10; w. w. SAWYER AIberr
| Lea; B. w. Payne, Mrs. B. w Payne-
| Sherburne; E. S. Dwight George 1T
| Sherqad. Bridgewater. s. D.. l. J. Beng
man, DIVA; G. B. Wheeler, Eau Claire,
! Wis. 0. G. Grunstadt, Worthington: 7
F: Booker, Britton. s.; D; H. Stevens,
Montevideo; H. Gaus, st. Cloud; George
Payne Jackson: w l. Leu, Northlieid;
| P. E. Julian. Alexandria; Z. s. Dobbin,
| Valley City, N D.; A. l. Clifford Vienna
! S. D.; B. T. Njolsness, Herndrum; w. F..
| Lucas, Fairfax; V. Blieu, Rock Falls: E.
| L. McColloch, Mrs. e. L. McColloch. Wi
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