The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-21
weeks, finding this climate Zoo monoton-

weeks, finding this climate 600 monoton-
ously mild. ~ N.
Fl. NJ. Shannon, representing Schloss
Brothers Of Detroit, was in the city
this week, and will devote the remain
der Of the season to towns on the 500.
B. w. Heinke, an active worker in
u. @. 7. affairs, who is local represent
tative for Meek & Co. Of Coshoc-
ton, Ohio, is getting samples ready for
a trip thru Wisconsin.
4 Herbert Weber, travelling for Charles
III. Bellack company Of Milwaukee, was
calling on numerous friends here this
week.
George H. Cravens, representing b.
P Reed 81 g. of Rochester, N.
Y, says the northwest is a fine field
for the energetic salesman and is more
than pleased with his territory. His
firm is completing one Of the largest
factories in the country for making
ladies fine shoes.
G. w. Barhnes, president Of the Min
nesota Commercial Travellers Health
association, was in the city Friday.
This association insures against sickness
and conine its membership to travel
ing men, city statesmen and merchants.
M. B. Dillon Of No. 14l has leg in
q plaster cast because of a severe fall
on an icy pavement. The accident will
keep him from business for some time.
E. K. Wilcox Of No. SO has joined
the National Cash Register forces and
will have the southern half of the city
as his territory.
B. G. Harwicke, for eighteen years
with the Minnesota Soap company, is
now identified with the Bankers Trust
company Of Ardmore, Indian Territory
and promises the glad hand to any mem
bers of No. 63 who happen that way.
/ Billy Weed and Billy Grasse are talk
ing Of organizing a ball team Of the
athletic members Of No. al.
Fred Fowler, an old-time travelling
man Of Chicago, who was well known
to jobbers and large retailers Of clear
Havana goods turnout the northwest
died recently after three days. illness
from pneumonia at his home in Chicago
The public installation Of officers o.
the City Statesmen s association occur
red Tuesday evening at their hall, 32l
Nicollet avenue.
Members Of No. al will be glad t,
learn that D. w. Thurston is able t,
be about again, after years illness
The funeral of Z. A.. Perkins, an oil
and valued member Of Sioux Falls coun
Gil No. 100, was attended by the coun
Gil in a body yesterday. Typhoid pneu
monia was the cause Of his death.
| D.. G. Kicker, secretary Of Sioux Fall
council, was in Watertown, s. d., thi
week.
/ George W. Ford, one Of the activ
members Of Albert Lea council No. 25
and it's present conductor, has bee
promoted from the position Of hlockmal
for the International Harvester com
pany under the Albert Lea genera
agency to special travelling representa-
tive for Oregon. Ut, ..s. 81
The degree team Of No. al Is to al
range a series Of stunts for the initia
tion Of ten candidates. at the next meet
l ing Of the: council. Something weir
. and novel can be5looked for. So
/. Greenberg, who made this tel
ritory for years, representing Borcl
ard Of New York, is now in bushes
for himself under the firm name Of i:
Greenberg 8 Co., manufacture
of ladies slippers and overgaiters wit
headquarters in New York. 4
: E. J. Mannix, publisher Of that .,
t cellent monthly, the Commercial New
) and originator Of the ''Dakota idea,
in the treatment Of the catalog hous
i: problem, was inattendance at the reta
hardware dealers convention at Mitc]
> ell last week. +
E John G. Lennon has completed b
spring trip and is again at home /
friends at room 404, Boston block. 3
says times are t'superb.''