The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-04-06

Henry lrDer, WIN the Ln0ekS,
Warner & Sons dry goods firm, is in
for his periodical visit.
A we'll known traveller sOjourning
at the Dacotah for the Sabbath day, is
]. ]. Daily, the man who says he can
harness the Niagara Falls. /
Charles Espey ably represents the
Smith & Wyman sash establishment
in the city today.
Sam E. Hunt, of Marshall Wells
ritory last night. Mr.. Hunt will take
afternoon.
NJ. Mcleod, the we'll known North
western Casket representative of Min
neapolis, is back in this territory after
an absence of nearly three months.
Though the weather is not very
promising for spring millinery, ]. Z.
McKerrill, the lid" man is here
looking after the interests of his COM
pany.
National Biscuits are the go today
with D. E. Rae the we'll known trav-
eler on the receiving end.
G. L. Thorn ably represents Terra
1!oute' 4uA., III tuo AuelIOpOIlS OI
North Dakota.
NJ. Weeks is hunting in this vicinity
with salt as weapon. Mr.. Weeks is
with Mill City house.
w. B. Ross said farewell" to sew
eral of the smaller towns of the state
during the past week and is now
visitor at the Hotel Dacotat.
H. A. Gray, who has a habit of re-
ferring to Marshall Field, will spend
Sunday in the city.
Harry Pitts, the popular Farewell,
Ozmun and Kirk traveller, will visit
in the city over Sunday.
j. H. Bryon, the singer man, is
sewing seeds for future friendships,
in Grand Forks.
Charles Shogren, the we'll known
footwear artist. registered with Col.
Peale at the Dacotah last night.
c. A. Clark, the able P. & D. glove
man of New York City, is strolling
down Broadway" today.
c. A. Mason, with the American To-
bacco company, is renewing &C.
quaintences in Grand Forks.
Max Espey is the only traveller in
the city who characterizes the present
spring weather as "cements."
Thomas Flanagan, the well known
block man for the International Har-
vester company, is riding on the Da-
cotah elevator today.
c. c. Tornson, with Foote, Schultz
& Co., Is a pleasant visitor in Grand
Forks.
Johnny McAfee, the Leslie Paper
man, is expected in for an over Sum
day visit
A. L. McBee is impressing ON Grand
Forks readers, the value of getting
good material for cerebral digestion.
He registered in from the Windy city.
w. NJ. McGraff. the st. Paul coal
baron, put into port this morning.
The more stringent the pure food
law the better A. w. Rose likes it,
for he sells DR.. Prices pure food, the
kind that suits them all. Mr.. Rose
Will spend Sunday in the city at the
Hotel Dacotah.
c. E. Reset, the popular Lampher-
Skinner hat man, has returned from
two months trip to the cities, and
Is now prepared to make an assault on
every strong box in the state. To fur
Their his demands he has brought with
him a brother, l.. e. Reset, football
star and all-round athlete, one of the
Wisconsin eleven that put the "tongs"
into the Ski-U-Mah two years ago.
w. w. Haney, Northwestern repre-
sentative for the American Cigar COM
pany, is visitor in the city today.
f. R. Cameron, the man whom fell
low travellers complain wouldn't eat
the beans he sold to certain hotel
on the west line, is well known wis.,
tor in the city today.
w. G. Koch is out in this Field" for
Chicago house.
A. H. Davis, the winsome, tooth
some, etc., Bverhart candy man of
Fargo. is here on business.
]. H. Price Is up in this flood-strick-
en- district to put oil on the troubled
waters. He is with the Marshall OIL
company.
F. w. schrieber represents Finch
Van Slyke-McConneN In this territory.