The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-25

ID. X. Taylor, one of the real Green
Mountain Vermonters with Swanton
printed on his identification tag, is
selling powder in Grand Forks.
Joe Purcell, we'll known Fair
banks man. Is frustrating In the city
with friends.
w. L. Wetz, the richest man in Far
go according to his cash register tai
lies. Is talking Ashelman Bros. to
Col. Peake.
P. X. Russell, with the Burroughs
adder, a device guaranteed to count
your blessings, stand of the laundry
man and tell how much money you
don't possess. is we'll known Wis
itor in the metropolis of North Dako-
ia. He is guest at the Hotel Da-
cotah.
IA. Mitchell, the We'll Doble ex-
pert and professional baseball mag
nate, will Sunday in the city.
c. E. Rosett. who handles the ia
nous Lanpher-Skinner hat wear, will
spend the Sabbath day in the city.
His brother, l.. E. Rosett, has gone
back east after pleasant stay in
this vicinity.
w. p. Oertli, the well known F. A.
Patrick northeastern North Dakota
representative. was in the city yester-
day for a brief sojourn.
Harry Ford, who suffered q very
painful injury through a bad fall at
international Falls, Mimi, is up and
around.
Ed Reed, who handles the grocery
line for the Gowan, Peyton, Twohy
concern of Duluth, Is expected in
from the interior of the state some
time today.
j. ]. Daily, whose harness goods
are being recognized as the best out,
will be the guest of Colonel Peake over
the Sabbath day.
w. B. Ross and Harry Pitts, the lat
ter now in the benedict class. will
ably represent Farwell, Oman & Kirk
in the city.
H. E. Dorvell, who announced to
his customers last week that ben
Davis" had at last arrived, is a well
come visitor in the city.
Jim Arnett, Peters Shoe company;
C. L. HaXton, and George Wilson con-
stituted jolly trio of shoe men in
the city. The last mentioned gentle
man spent the past few days in the
vicinity of st. Thomas.
Louis Shit, clothing expert of
New York. and Max Jacobs are dis
playing their clothing wares to the
public. They carry ten trunks and
one of the finest lines of clothing on
the market.
John D. Moore, the well-known Cud-
ahy Packing company man, will spend
Sunday in the city.
F. McTagsan, of Omaha. Neb, with
the NJ. E. Smith gents furnishings
house, is here looking over the local
field.
Tom Flanagan and R. R. Greer, two
well-known International Harvester
company men, are in the city over
Sunday.
F. T. McCrea ably represents the
Deere Weber people in Grand Forks.
Henry Bodkins went to Fargo this
morning with his Everhart samples
after night in the metropolis. Mr..
Bodkins played backstop in baseball
game in one of the small towns the
other day and as a result is wearing
a disfgured nose.
F. c. Berg the energetic "Allover"
typewriter man who makes his head
quarters in Devils Lake, was securing
the Lakota line yesterday.
B. E. Baldwin, of Fairbanks, Morse
fame, is guest with MIR. Hough at
the Northern.
The Marshall Oil company is very
efficiently represented in the city by
Happy" Martin and c. H. Bacon, who
with their wives are stopping at the
Hotel Northern.
c. S. Saxton is expected in this aft
ernoon from the Langdon line, he be-
ing the only Park, Grant & Morris
man scheduled in this week.
Herb. w. Mum, the we'll known
NSOlSo NEWELL SIUCeTyllldu, spent LQe
week on the Langdon branch and on
the 500.
H. E. Payne will be in this after
noon on the dinkey.
M. J. Clare, the we'll known Nash
traveller, is guest at the Hotel Ant
lers.
H. Saffron the popular crockery ex-
pert, will Sunday in the city.
Superintendent w. NJ. Craig of the
Northwestern Elevator company, is I.
guest with H. N. Wells.
Tony Odegard and B. Bullinger are
Kelly-izing in Grand Forks
w. L. Church, who travels for the
Meredith Drug Co., went out this
morning.
R. j. Watt, with the Marshall-Wells
samples, visited towns between Grand
Forks and Larimore today.
R. L. Huyck, the popular Gets
music man. is renewing acquainttenc-
es in the city.
A. B. Cross Is disposing of electrical
supplies to Grand Forks merchants.
r. Dimmick, the American "Snoos"
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