The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1917-09-01

well known IN Duluth Tor many
years, now resides at Stone, Sas-
katchewan, Canada.
A. j. MLENNAN, prominently
connected with the George H. Crosby
interests, is located at Crosby, Mimi,
for the summer. Unlike bill Bal
ley", he will return to Duluth.
DIR. AND MRS. JOHN b. IVES
TON now reside at Helmet, Califor-
MIA, about 100 miles north of Los
Angeles. When he went out there
DR.. Weston acquired an alfalfa
ranch.
PHIL HASSELBLAD, formerly
superintendent of mails at tn Du-
luth postoffice, at one time POST
office inspector, now resides at
Bakersfield, Kern Co., California.
GEORGE BRADFORD, for some
years with the Marshall-Wells Hard
ware Company, now conducts re-
tail hardware store of his own at
Virginia, MINI.
WILLIAM STEWART, for some
years connected with the Miller
Hotel in this city, has been at Vir-
ginia, Mimi, for three years, where
he conducts the Miller Cafeteria.
MRS. FRANK G.. WALKER
| (Rachel st. Clair), now visiting in
the city with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. A. St. Clair, resides in
| Los Angeles when at home.
w. p. MOSHER, who represented
the accident department of the
Travellers Life Insurance Company,
has made his home in Minneapolis
| for some years and, the last heard,
was travelling in the south in the
sale of certain stocks.
BEN RUDE, a son of the late B. C.
Rude, was admitted to the bar from
Duluth. He located in southern
Minnesota and went from there to
Sodus, N. Y. Eventually he moved
to Albany, N. Y, where he now is
assumed to reside.
G. II. LEE, a graduate of Duluth's
local business colleges and former
N. P. R. employe under Supt. Strand,
now is cashier of the First National
Bank at Osakis, Mimi, where he has
made a fine reputation and is doing
we'll.
WALTER NELSON, who formerly
conducted the Nelson Sample Shoe
Company in the basement of the
Lonsdale building, is now depart,
ment manager of a large shoe house
in Sioux City, Iowa, where he also
is happily married.
f.. p. SHURICK had many ups
and downs in Duluth as an archi-
tect. He now resides in the Twin
Cities, where he conducts a large
specially business in connection
with schoolhouses. He is reported
to be doing we'll in his new location
THOMAS JONES DAVIS, one OF
Duluth's most eminent lawyers, re.
ceived stone bruises when a boy
from the granite rocks of New
Hampshire. Mr.. Davis is summer.
ing at New Market, N. H. but, un
like "Bill Bailey, he has not left
Duluth permanently.
| CONRAD WOLFE, once a Duluth
ian, has charge of the municipal
greenhouses at Hibbing, where he
not only gives full rein to his en-
thusiasm as a practical botanist and
florist, but does efficient work in
spreading the gospel of beauty in
green things that grow.
WILLIAM L. GORRIE was 6
real estate dealer in Duluth in the
boom days. Later he represented
fashionable tailoring establish
ment and did much to aid the
society chaps to 60 properly CARRIED
Mr.. Gorrie now. resides in Mime
apolis, where he handles investment
securities.
l.. j. HOPKINS, at one time
prominent in Duluth's Unitarian cir
cles, as we'll as in the timber bust
ness, is heavily interested in an irOI
mine at Kinney, MINI. His present
business headquarters is at Chicago
but the Hopkins place of residence
is Wanetka, Ill.
CHARLES X. HAINES, now visit
ing in Duluth, was register of deeds
in the pioneer days of Duluth. HI
was associated in business at ont
time with L. Mendenhall. His home
at present is in Pasadena, Califor
MIA, where men play golf in thu
morning, if they are really gentle
men.
r. w. ANDERSON served thu
American Security & Investmen
Company as cashier. He invested
$1,000 on the Guyana range, secur
ing a one-tenth interest in what nov
is the Rowe mine. From that in
vestment his royalties have been a
high as $4,000 year and he turne'
down an offer of $4,000 cash TO
his interest. Mr.. Anderson now i
in San Francisco.
COL. w. HI. III. STOWELL, one o
the boomers at West Duluth in tn
good old days, recently was repre-
sented by the Rip-saw as being Il
New York City, where he was en-
gagged on a genealogy of the Stowel
family in America. Mr.. Thomas ]
Davis writes from New Market
N. H., that Col. Stowell now reside
at Amherst, Mass, with a son VIII
is a professor in Amherst college.
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