The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-23

ouGU A0 las ItCt!Veu GnlS appointment.
W: H. Brinkerhoff of SO and an old
resident Of Minneapolis, is now located
in New York city, representing car
rage company thru the Empire state,
A council of the Commercial Tray
elers Is to be instituted soon in Still
water. It will no doubt draw many
charter members from Sanity City and
Minneapolis council No. SO. Good luck
to the new council.
W. H. Barber, the grand regent Of
Minneapolis Of the Royal Arcanum, was
q busy man last week: He is an ar
dent; rboster for the Royal sArcanum
for a living, an enthusiastic e. C. ~ +.
man on the side. He rocks the baby
to sleep at home every evening and
puts his spare time working for his
friend, Van Ness, for alderman in the
Thirteenth ward. How's this for busy9
Ed c.. Bulls is tearing up the sod
and making them all sit: up and take
notice down. in Iowa, while he paints
the state red with the Minnesota Lin
e. Sur Pan ms s9PBRaa ~ g. Point d4
years with Green & DeLaittre, has been
located for the last two years at
Omaha, where he is conducting success
fully the Kelley institute -.
Charles E. Ballard, who does the
grocery stunt for the j. H. Allen CON-
panyI of St. Paul, took in the U. G. r.
minstrel show and said that if it
hadn'tT been for Billy Kitz IS mouth
he ID had to have an introduction to
him. eli didn't know Bill was so good
a coon.~ i
Harvey AFFORD is taking vacation
between two stenuous seasons. He SAYS
every body wears pants and the hustle
| necessary to supply the demand makes
a vacation welcome.
Harry C.. Anderson, the Minneapolis
hustler for the John Leslie Paper com
pany, .;and. The pitcher Of the @s6S''
| baseball club, has a new honor. con
+ ferred upon him, the dictatorship Of
| the Minnehaha Council Royal league.
! Alfred Anderson Of the Alfred An
derson company is out looking over the
| territory and incidentally sending in
orders that keep the shipping depart
| ment busy.
D. ". Ahern, the genial cigar sales
| man for G. r. Newell & Co., is not
only a successful salesman on the road,
but is also model man in domestic
| life. He was seen last week during
the hot weather enthusiastically push
crop Of hay in for the winter. y
| w. G.. Andrews, one of the veterans
| OF the road, and known thru the west
and northwest, is still hammering the
road successfully for Wright; Barrett
& Stillwell. He is grandfather In
years, but a young man. in hustle and
! enterprise.
The Russell Miller Milling company
one Of the best known -four statesmen
in, the city,. William Amour, an old
| salesman and past counsellor Of 1893. -
We see by the Aberdeen Daily Amer
lean that our old friend and the past
grand counselor Of this. jurisdiction,
| w. G.. Jacobs, has been nominated for
the South Dakota senate on the demo
cratic ticket. Aside from politics we
hope he will be triumphantly elected.
Men Of his stamp and character should
| sit in legislative halls no matter what
Senator Jacobs. - - -
The political whirlwind has ripped
and tore things wide open the last
week in Minneapolis. Among those
who survived the storm and came in on
| the wave Of success, and are high and
| dry on the shore Of certain election,
we find our old friend John Lennon.
John is winner! as salesman, min.
stel. or campaigner.
many other abilities will look after
the interests Of the Commercial News
Of Sioux Falls in. Minneapolis. rs.
Ed Mannix always was lucky in get
ting the aid Of the best men in the
business any way. -~.l,~.
. Walter G. Heney, representing Mar.
shall Wells & Co.. Of Duluth, having
charge Of the south Wisconsin territory
for them and living in Minneapolis
died Tuesday, Sept. l8. He was buried
at Lakewood Friday last, some Of the
] q. @. 7. brothers acting as pallbearers
! Ed christensen and u. NJ Due old
1903 boys, who were formerly located
in Minneapolis, engaged in the nipple.
business at Tagus, N D.
1 A. Fromme, who formerly sold clothing
i thru the northwest, is now located al
Braddock, Pa, in the retail clothing
business. for himself. He still retains
! his s63'' membership.