The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-07

tive of the Advance Tnresher company,I
who was injured seriously last August
at Bricelyn, is on deck for business
again.
w. N. Tinker Of Minnehaha council,
is again ready for the road, practical
ly-recovered from injuries received by
q fall in October
The factory lecture, Illustrated by
fine stereopticon views, of the National
Cash register, will be delivered in Min
neapolis the latter part Of the month,
and members of the U. G. T. are to be
invited to attend.
w. j. o'Brien, with the stoughton
Wagon company, and wife are down
from Grand FORKS, spending few
days with old friends and taking in the
sights with the keen enjoyment charac-
teristic Of people from rural districts.
j. r. Gordon, representing the Min
nesota Linseed Oil & Paint company,
who has been seriously sick for several
months, surprised and delighted his
employers and business associates by a
visit to the factory this week. He is
fast regaining his health and hopes
soon to be actively again at work.
The management Of the Autumn En-
CINE &; Thresher company has been
changed. Frank G. Smith, manager Of
the Chicago house, has succeeded o. g..
Rosing, an old member of 1893, who
will remain with the company for the
present.
V. s. Johnson, representing the Iowa
Soap company Of Burlington, Iowa, is
in the city spending the holidays.
Bradshaw Brothers, the wholesale
milliners, witnessed the exodus Of all
their. travelling statesmen Wednesday
evening. The early birds get the
worm, and Bradshaw's boys are4 GER
tainly birds. RI ~.. .-*s.a
w. H. Allison, for many years with
the Nichols s. Dean company, now rep
resenting the Plumbing and ,Steamft-
ting Supply company in North Dakota,
living at jamestown, was at the big
meeting of $685. on the both. He and
his wife are visiting friends In Mime
apolis for few days. - ,,,atsi -. i. il
A. e. Peterson, who has asked the
question, edo Uneeda Biscuit7' for
the past fifteen years, in the interest
Of the National Biscuit company,
signed a contract with the Works
Biscuit company Jan. l.. :. e..
John Mccarthy, with the Minneapo-
lis Plow works, is spending the week
at home getting acquainted with his
| family after three months trip IN
| North Dakota. -.
| E. T. Jones, representing the Min
nesota Linseed Oil and Paint company,
will soon leave town on his southern
tour. g..
Harry B. Jessup, "Hustling Harry"
with the Paris Murton company, is
circulating among his many friends this
week. ." = -. ~
Ed Tisdale of the Boston Candy com
pany is again at. his desk after a
week s wrestle with la grippe. Ed says
he didn It mind the grip so. much as he
regretted having to miss '"63 50 big
night on the 30th. II
| T. J. Kelly, who was for many years
with McCusick, Behnke g. Co.. St. Paul
left last Wednesday for Chicago, where
he goes into a hospital to undergo an
operation. Pa" =
George s. Montgomery, an ,old-time
traveller who formerly lived at Wahpe
ton, N. D., and now lives at Edmonton
Alberta, where he is engaged in Goa
mining, was in Minneapolis Saturday
en- route to Chicago and the east. He
is one Of the American Canadian boom
ers.4~ ) s. 4--ss4. - E%7755s:;Ssss Z.
H. W. viets, who was severely in
iured in the St., Cloud wreck the first
of December, is still confined to th3G
house. z