The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-01-19
IF YOU WOULD HAVE AN IDEA Of

F. ]. Clough of Minneapolis, came in
last night and is spending today look
ing after business matters. Mr..
Clough represents Detroit, Mich. ci-
gar and tobacco house.
H. NJ. Way of Arvilla went west this
morning taking with him his bedding
samples in small packages. With the
snow blockade and all night stalls on
the prairie, the bedding business
should be up and doing all the time.
G. A. Mason, residing at Fergus
Falls. Mimi. is in the city for the
American Tobacco company.
Irwin Durick who resigned his posi-
tion in the Office of the city treasurer
to accept more lucrative one with a
jewelry house is out getting on to the
ropes. He reports excellent progress.
T. L. Dansingberg, representing the
st. Anthony Elevator company return
ed to Crookston last evening after a
day in the city.
The sad death of e. E. Wells, one
of the prominent travellers of the
northwest at st. Cloud, Mimi. on
Thursday forenoon, has cast a gloom
over his many friends in this vicinity.
The deceased was member of the St.
Cloud B. P. o. E. and st. Cloud Coun-
Gil U. G. T.
Sam Hunt with the Marshall-Wells
Hardware company of Duluth, is one
of the new men in this territory. Mr..
Hunt until recently conducted a hard
ware business at Red Lake Falls. He
spent Friday in the city, returning TO
Crookston last evening on the Special.
J. NJ. Bach, with a full line of
trunk samples, came in Thursday eve
ming for short rest.
N. B. Felton, went to Leeds last night
and is still lost in the wilds. Mr.. Fell
ton is the travelling representative of
line of banks in the state that would
make the old time guardian of the pub
lie funds stare with open mouth as
constituent.
b. H. Shaleen, representing the
American Tobacco compeny, went to
Minot last evening. Mr. Shaleen
makes his headquarters at Duluth.
E. L. Norton of Minneapolis is one
of the new faces in the territory ad
jacent to Grand Forks.
James Ferguson of Toilette, N. d.
has accepted a position with the Grand
Forks Mercantile company as travel
ing salesman and he will be welcomed
into the ranks of the fortunate few.
He expects to move his family to
Grand Forks.
Arthur Greenberg has been laid up
for the past week with slight illness,
but is reported improved today.
Lost-Somewher in the Willis of
North Dakota a typewriter man an
swering to the name of f. G. Berg.
Don't go by laundry tag. last seen
boarding Great Northern train for
the west-signed Oliver Typewriter
company.
John Sanberg, who has been en-
gagged with the Routell Clothing COM
pany OF Crcokston for five years, will
sever his connection with that firm
in the latter part of the month and ac-
cept a position with the Weum-Watt
Wholesale Clothing company of Min
neapolis, and will cover this terri
tory. He has had fifteen years. ex-
perience in the clothing business.
A. B. Bergeson, the affable McKib-
bon, Dorsey man of st. Paul, expects
to Sunday in Grand Forks.
Ben Tubbs is manufacturing the
Middleton line Of talk in the city
today.
Fred Ross is on the rostrum at the
Hotel Dacotah. st. Paul.
With no fuel in sight, stoves are
safe says s. NJ. Shaffer of st. Louis.
E. G. Bede of Duluth is waxing fat
over the thought of what he will do
for Gowan, Patton and Towerv when
Jim Hill opens up.
J. M. Doyle is another traveller who
will enjoy the usual Bacon & Wood
hospitality.
j. F. Rowan is looking up the coffee
business in Grand Forks.
M. Mcleod of Minneapolis is under
taking nothing until next week.
e. c. Brown, the Minneapolis shoe
man, is In the city today.
G. w. Bordwell of st. Paul, repre-.
senting the Tibbs, Hutchins E. o.
is registered in over Sunday.
Charles Clarke, the New York p