Local News Tidbits From Hoffmans And Surroundings
Notices report laws filed at Hoffmans. D M Clark & Co sells awnings and offers spring cleaning tips. Ossipee post office to close April 30. Harold Webb ill with smallpox in Faribault. city declared free of smallpox again. Seeds oats and wheat arrive at Hessel’s. Anton Sheilo loses two fingers. Pianos traded in at Arena building. Swartz resumes 4th street paving and curbing. White to build three summer cottages on Long Lake for Mr. Co. Scandi Glee Club to give free concert May 4. Bolin’s ranch granary construction by White’s men. J C Hessel reports strong farm-implement trade. Mayor orders police to arrest trainmen blocking crossings over five minutes. Paine thanks Santa Claus for Havannas. City Clerk relocates to Central hose house. Grondin and Ida Bushway wed at M E parsonage April 8. Campbell sells 45 head of cattle to Parker. remains with blooded stock. Cale moves wooden structures for new store on 7th street. White announce birth of healthy boy in Bradford PA on April 6.
Hoffman negotiates chattel loans and musical items noted
Hackley pianos at the old Arena building on 7th street and Carlisle pianos at the old Arena D. M. Clark Co. advertise nails and wire. A sale of carpets and curtains runs April 15 to 25. A Brainerd area case reviews a young woman’s sanity, and the Easter ball by Ascalon Commandery features Favier's Orchestra at Masonic Hall with social festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackley Pianos
Arena
7Th Street
Carlisle Pianos
Ascalon
Knights Templar
Masonic Hall
Favier's
Minneapolis
Bigamy case against Louis K. Marvin in St Paul
Louis K E Marvin who was arrested in this city on a bigamy charge and transported to St Paul had a preliminary examination last Saturday. Evidence showed Marvin married both women including a marriage certificate to his first wife. He was remanded to jail pending a possible motion to dismiss for lack of legal evidence of the first marriage but the motion was dropped and he was held to the grand jury. Store your stores and household goods with D M Clark & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis KE. Marvin
St. Paul
Marvin
Personal notes from St Paul visitors and local arrivals
A compilation of residents and guests visiting St Paul and surrounding areas. Entries mention J M Heffner J N Nevers L Hultman J C Davis Adah Clark Olive Knevitt W A M Johnston Bessie Treglawny Mrs W H Gemmel Annie Anderson and others visiting family, friends or attending Easter events. Also notes on yardmasters and railroad officials visiting, and Mrs Howe relocating from Hibbing due to smallpox concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Nevers
St. Paul
L. Hultman
J. C. Davis
Twin Cities
Adah Clark
Minneapolis
Maud Davis
Olive Knevitt
W. A. M. Johnston
Bessie Treglawny
Church Activities Include Sermon and Meetings
Rev. R. J. Mooney will preach on The Church and the Working Man next Sunday evening. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian, Congregational, and other churches hold meetings and suppers on April 17 19 23. Rev. Risser will conduct First Congregational services. Epworth League and Sunday school events reported with offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Mooney
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Busy Bee Society
Swedish Lutheran Church
Walker Hall
Congregational Church
M. McFadden
Rev. Risser
Merriam Park
First Congregational Church
League
Chas. Leak
M. EF
M. E
Heman Moork Builds Line From Kimberly to McGregor
The Aitkin Age notes Heman Moork the telephone man is constructing a line from Kimberly to McGregor and will soon connect with the long distance line at Brainerd. The Crow Wing river bridge bid notice had an error in last issue. sections 13 14 and 23 24 should have been listed. The Gardner Hall Carrie Nation entertainment by Episcopal church ladies raised about 150 for fund. Wall paper by D M Clark & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heman Moork
Kimberly
McGregor
Brainerd
Aitkin Age
Crow Wing River
Carrie Nation
Preacher Gal ligher Delivers Sermon to Genesee Commandery
Rev G W Gallagher preached on The Christian Truths in Free Masonry to Genesee Commandery No 10 with help from Rev Klyver and Rev Alvord. Large audience praised the eloquent sermon and many Free Masons expressed appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockport Daily Journal
G. W. Gallagher
Genesee Commandery
Knights Templar
Gallagher
Washed line repairman cured by New Discovery
Chas C Ellis of Lisbon Indiana repaired a washed down telegraph line and faced a severe cold and cough. Doctors in Oakland Nebraska Sioux City and Omaha termed him consumptive but he recovered after using Dr King s New Discovery. The ad promotes the cough and lung remedy at 50 cents and offers fur services with summer discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, C. Ellis
Lisbon
Oakland
Neb
Sioux City
Omaha
Dr. King
McFadden Drug Co
H. P. Dunn & Co
Dress Goods Line Satisfies Customers with Quality Prices
In our long history we have achieved unusual customer satisfaction in Dress Goods. We offer the best goods bought right and sold at modest profit. New cloths, weaves and colors. 62 inch broadcloths at 1.00 per yard. 52 inch venetians at 1.25 and 2.00. 52 inch serges and cheviots in black at 0.75, 1.00 and 1.25.
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Nuff
Wash Dress Coods and Fine Fabrics Dominant in Town
The notice highlights a wide assortment of textiles including ginghams percales dimities elysian zephyrs ponginettes silk stripe Scotch ginghams mercerized novel ties silk finished Madras and hundreds of novelties showcasing the cleanest best stock in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
Magnificent Line of Trimmings and Silks for Wardrobes
Full line includes taffeta silks liberty silks waist silks and satins with panne velvets. Persian bands pearl trimmings jet and iridescent braids galoons braided fronts gold braids laces embroideries and buttons offered for stylish enhancements.
New Stock Arrives for Men and Boys Clothing
The store announces a fresh stock of men’s and boys’ clothing and hats in all shapes and shades. They claim the largest boys clothing stock in town and promise the lowest prices on these goods.
Our Shoes Offer Durable Footwear at Low Prices
Our shoe department promotes men and boys, girls and ladies, and infants footwear that lasts long and fits well. We sell them cheap and back up their wearing qualities with a strong guarantee.
Everybody Comments On Our Spring Store
Customers remark on the store’s improved appearance and the low prices quoted on merchandise this spring. Shoppers note a welcoming display and value deals across merchandise lines.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoffman's
D. M. Clark & Co
Ossipee
Harold Webb
Faribault
Hessel’s
Anton Sheilo
M. K. Swartz
C. B. White
Co. N. Parker
Long Lake
Lutheran Parsonage
Corner Oak
10Th Streets
Scandinavian Glee Club
C. B.white
Bolin
J. C. Hessel
N. M. Paine
Santa Claus
Havannas
Low
M. E. Parsonage
Fred Grondin
Ida Bushway
Crow Wing County
Jas. Clulow
Wadena Tribune
James Campbell
Fred S. Parker
Campbell
L. J. Cale
J. A. White
Henry White
Bradford
Pennsylvania
Hoffman
Hackley
Henry
Dean
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
McMadden Drug Co
State Internal Improvement Fund
Dr. Wood
Banner
Axminster
Brussells
Almina Koernke
Win. Koernke
Detroit Optical College
J. M.heffner
W. H. Gemmel
Hardy
Cass County
Pillager
Wm. Bredfeld
Wm. G. Cameron
Staples
Annie Anderson
Elm Dale
I. A. Weisenberger
J. E. Dougherty
Geo. Cook
Williams
Chicago
C. A. Burton
L. Bean
Mr. Bean
J. L. Bean
Atlantic
Iowa
Jas
Towers
Missoula
Katie
Etta Farrell
Swan River
Minn
H. G. Farrell
C. E. Blanchard
Callie
Ascalon Commandery
Clotilde McCullough
McCullough
J. W. Kendrick
M. C. Kimberly
E. L. Brown
Brettenger
Northern Pacific
Mrs. J. J. Howe, Jr
Hibbing
Mrs. Howe
Mr. Howe
Epworth League
M. Kk
Val Smith
Chas, Butcher
Gardner Hall
Mr. Gallagher
N. W. Fur Co
St. Cloud
Carlisle
Manatawney, Pa
Wash Dress Coods
Our
Up-Stairs
Henry J. Cohen
Front Street
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