The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-02
SAINTS ON THE COAST
r. L. SEIXAS RETURNS FROM A
VISIT TO WASHINGTON
AND OREGON
GIVES SOME IMPRESSIONS
Says In Spokane One Might Think
He Was in st. Paul by the
Large Number of For
MGR Saints

+. L. Seixas, Of st. Paul. has just re-
turned from a protracted visit to the
North Pacific coast and contributes some
interesting information OF people and
things in the far West There are MANY
st. Paul men are now on the coast, and
1t was Mr.. SeiXas' good fortune to meet
a number of them.
'!Ex-GoV. d. M. Clough is out of politics
and is manager Of the model Clarke
Nickerson saw mill at Everett Wash
He has shaver Oft his whiskers and some
OF his erstwnile political friends would
scarcely recognize him. In Everett Is
also Oscar Nelson, well known in St Paul
and saltwater, who is part of the Puget
sound firm of BelI-Nelson Lumber com
pany. Fl. E. Byram for some years in the
Office of General Manager Warren. Of the
Great Northern, Is now manager of the
Cascade division of that COMPANY with
headquarters at Everett. The Monte
Christie hotel at this same place is man
aged by G. D. Armstead who formerly
was connected with the Metropolitan
hotel, this city.
Several former st. Paulites have cast
their lots in the wonderful Yakima val
ley on this side Of the Cascades Among
them are Henry H Schott, VINO managed
one of the departments at Schuneman g.
Evans, is now easily the leading mer-
chant OF North Yakima. where they tell
you the irrigated SOIL is so fertile that
well printed tomoto can labels will sprout
and grow there Here also is A. s. Dam
an old enlploye Of the Crescent creamery,
who, with partner named Briggs is
supplying the residents with all manner
Of musical Instruments
Portland, Or, claims as enc of her
most popular citizens Mike Roche,
best known here as a newspaper man ana
senger agent Of the Rio Grande & West
ern road, part Of the Denver Rio
Grande system.
Another Portlander is Mark Ferrey,
who represents the Polk directory people
in that city, and who in addition con-
ducts what he calls a Smoke house"
where his friends and others buy their
cigars, etc. Mark is still loyal to St
Paul and retains his membership in
Lodge So B. P. o. E., of this city
Spokane numbers among her citizens
and business quite a number of Sanity
City men. H. A. Jackson, who was con-
nected mere and in Duluth with the Great
Northern freight department, is at the
head OF the Spokane Falls and Northern
road, branch line of the Great North
ern system which penetrates the ricn
mining country in British Columbia AZ
Rossland, Nelson, etc. Another former
Great Northern man from st. Paul is
George J. DanZ, who was attracted by
its possibilities to enter a business OF
selling mining machinery, railroad equip
ment supplies, etc, in Seattle. Joseph
w. Blabon for many years prominent
wholesaler here and afterward purchas-
ing agent for the Great Northern is now
the traffic representative OF the company
at Seattle. Fred Studley, another Great
Northern man, is at Seattle, where he
looks after the company's traffic on the
big Japanese steamers which touch there.
AT the north end of the Spokane Falls
& Northern road, or at Nelson, B. c.,
is Kenneth c. Beaten, one of the news
paper men who. with the late Col VIII
kinson, braved the Indians at Sugar
Point.
Mr.. Beaton is manager of the Neison
Miner well conducted little paper.
which keeps good track of the events In
his territory.
You may walk down Riverside avenue
in Spokane and imagine yourself on one
Of the streets Of st. Paul, so many old
st. Paulites have taken UP the place
as a residence
Waldo G. Paine, a son Of Parker Paine,
Of the original organizers of the First
National bank, Of st. Paul, is OF the
Spokane wholesale grocery firm OF
Soane-Paine, one of the substantial con-
Germs of the place, and owes his knowl-
edge of the business to the schooling
received in the wholesale house OF Max
field & Seabury
IS. s. Glidden, well known in this city,
is at the head Of the old National bank,
of Spokane. and with him is his son
Harry.
J. w. Cakes. known here as Cakes the
Tailor, Is associated with J. D. Gilbert.
also an old st. Paul man, in the manage