The Duluth rip-saw. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1917-19??, 1917-07-21
J. f. HOLMAN lives in Omaha,

E. f. HOLMAN lives in Omaha,
Neb.
LOUIS ROOS, at one time con-
nected with Freimuth's, is located
in Milwaukee.
FRANK E. BOWERS, once a Du-
luth broker, now is located at. Ellen
burg, Washington.
JOHN FINAN, formerly a we'll
known timber cruiser, now gets his
mail at Pass Christian, Miss.
e. E. KELsO, at one time West
Duluth policeman, is located at
Portland, Oregon.
JACK MAGNAN, once prominent
contractor in Duluth, lives in Sc
attic, Wash.
MADAM LAFERTE, once popu-
lar modiste in Duluth, now is in
business in Detroit, Michigan.
SCOTT REX, for a time a Duluth
lawyer, now practices his profession
at Grand Forks, N. D.
ELL. OWL liz 4ultc q plOIuhuChI
Duluth contractor at one time, now
halls from Los Angeles.
JAMES RICHARDSON. formerly
connected with the Northern Elec-
trical Company, now lives in Min
neapolis.
MARK SMITH, son of Jay M.
Smith, is agent for the Ingersoll-
Rand Mining Machinery Company
with headquarters in Havana, Cuba.
CHAN SMITH, once prominent in
real estate, investment and civic up
lift circles in Duluth, now conducts
a fruit farm at Monrovia, California.
O. G. TRAPHAGEN, very promin-
ent and capable among Duluth's
architects at one time, now resides
in San Francisco.
MAJOR J. H. UPHAM, at one time
prominent in local banking and
dredging circles, is reported as liv-
ing in San Francisco.
WORTH b. ANDREWS, e. M, is
located at Hart, San Bernardino
county, California, where he is en-
gagged in mining.
o. l.. YOUNG, lawyer, real estate
and promoter, was down in Canada
somewhere the last known. He has
not been in Duluth for many years.
FRANK COX, connected with A.
e. Humphrey in the boom days, now
resides at Charlestown, West Vir-
ginia.
S. w. ECKMAN, private secretary
for A. f. Humphrey when he was a
power in Duluth's circle of pro-
motors, now lives in Denver.
w. J. MARTZ, one of the early
engineers on the D., M. & N. and
brother of G. H. Martz, the engineer
who located the line, lives in Seattle.
w. A. MONTAGUE, one of the
classiest retail jewellers ever known
in Duluth, now resides in Kansas
City.
N. G. HENDRICKS, a pioneer mer-
chant in West Duluth, was in bust
ness in Portland, Oregon, the last
known.
EBERT L. PRESTON. the first
secretary of the Duluth Commercial
Club, is a public auditor and account
ant in Minneapolis.
HENRY BREEN, once connected
with the old Phillips hotel, now the
Cody hotel. at West Duluth, lives at
Hibbing, MINI.
s. T. HAMILTON, formerly promi-
nent in life insurance circles in Vir-
ginia, Mimi, and then Duluth, is an
investment broker in Minneapolis.
JIM GINDER, for many years with
Chamberlain & Taylor, Duluth sta
TONERS, now is an investment broker
in Minneapolis.
LYLE MEADER, for a time life
insurance agent in the Wolvin build
ing, is engaged in the same line OF
business in Minneapolis.
O. A. MAZE, who lived in Superior
and had a stock brokerage office in
Duluth, is engaged in similar bust
ness in Minneapolis.
ROD. SMITH, at one time in the
hay and feed business at the Head Of
the Lakes, now follows the real es-
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JOHN A. PIERCE, a broker in Du-
luth some years ago, is at Fargo,
N. D., engaged in the printing bust
ness.
NJ. j. O'BRIEN, for some years
manager of the local brokerage house
of Paine, Weber & Co., now is man.
ager of the Chicago house Of the
same company.
NOSE STEWART, once we'll
known in real estate, brokerage and
livery circles in Duluth, now resides
in Los Angeles where he deals in
real estate.
A. G. JAMESON, active in real es-
tate and mining in Duluth rs years
ago, resides in Spokane, Wash,
where he has accumulated large
fortune.
BEN ANDERSON, formerly prom
inent in Duluth as an accountant,
politician and private detective, now
is house detective for big hotel in
Los Angeles.
LOUIS GOLDNAMER, for years a
prominent employee of the Columbia
Clothing company, now has a cloth
ing store of his own at Elizabeth
town, Kentucky.
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