Train Route Advertises City to City Sleeper Service
From Fond du Lac Oshkosh Neemah Menasha wWampaca Stevens Point Chia Falls Ean Cisire and New Richmond, at St Paul 5:00 p m at Minneapolis 6 55 p m Daily except Sunday Through Sleepers from Chicago to Ashland and Milwaukee to Stevens Point Sapene parlor cars between St Paul and Abbots era For rates Time Cards berths in Sleepers and tickets to all points apply at
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Wisconsn
Union
St. Park
Minneapolis
Milwaukee Express
New Richmond
Chippewa Falle
Eau Claire
Stevens’ Point
Wampaca
Neemah
Menasha
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
St. Paul
wWampaca
Chia Falls
Ean Cisire
Chicago
Ashland
Milwaukee
Stevens Point
Abbots Era
No. 1 and other trains schedules and lodge notices
No. 1 arrives from the south at 9 45 p m. departs west at 10 05 p m daily. No 3 arrives from the south at 1 45 p m departs west at 2 10 p m. No 5 arrives from the south at 1 parts going west at 2 10 p m. No 2 arrives from the west at 6 55 a m departs south at 7 10 a m daily. No 4 arrives from the west at 2 10 a m departs south at 2 30 a m. No 6 arrives from the west at 12 45 p m parts going south at 1510 daily. No 7 arrives from Duluth at 9 15 p m daily except Sunday. No 8 depart for Duluth at 7 30 a m daily except G A Pap Thomas Post 30 meets every first and third Thursday evening at Odd Fellows hall. Visiting comrades invited. A E Vxox Post Commander. H C Stivers Adjutant. Post and lodge notices list meeting details for various lodges with visiting brothers invited. Silver cross and temperance groups noted. Lodus and Masonic Temple meetings and officers named.
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Sheen
Silat
Duluth
G A
Thomas
Odd Fellows Hall
A. E. Vxox
H.C. Stivers
Adjt
White Cross Lodge
W.hempstrap
C.c. W. Bain
U. W
Brainerd Lodge No. 47
Odd Fellows
Henry ManLe
M.W. P
R.witkins
O. F
Evergreen Lodge
Steeet
Widay Brothers
Fellows’ Hall
A.E. Losry
N.G
E. O. Parxs
B.S
Wildey Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Alex Bensox
N. G. R. H. Pare
R.S
Brainerd Friday Issues Political and River News
Brainerd Minnesota weekly paper notes free ice on the Red river, Missouri river navigation to start at Bismarck next week, and both Chicago and Milwaukee electing Republican mayors. Iowa legislature adjourned Tuesday as editors Ingersoll and Wieland continue as proprietors of the official Crow Wing Itasca counties paper.
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Missouri River
Bismark
Tribune Reaches Daily Circulation Milestone
The Minneapolis Tribune reports a credible daily circulation of 14,500 readers and a subscription price of 8 dollars and 40 cents per year.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Quadruple birth at Eau Claire woman raises twins no
A Eau Claire Wisconsin mother has delivered four boys within the past week. All four babies are reported healthy and expected to thrive.
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Eau Claire Wis
Nephew of Rev Burchard dies in Wisconsin traffic mishap
A nephew of Reverend Burchard, known for the phrase Rum Romanism and Rebellion, was struck and killed by a car in Wisconsin last week. The incident is noted with the remark that if the old man had been involved, it would not have changed much.
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Burchard
Wisconsin
Owatonna Licenses Hike for Saloon and Drug Stores
The saloon license in Owatonna rises to 500 dollars and the druggists liquor license to 750 dollars. The Journal and Herald notes the ordinance amendment likely aimed at 250 dollars but ends up forcing 750 dollars payment.
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Owatonna
The
Journal and Herald
Minnesota Homestead Entries Labeled Pretexts for Timber
Special Agent Delegare of the general land office reports to the commissioner that ninety-nine per cent of homestead and preemption entries in Minnesota are pretexts to obtain timber with no intent of permanent settlement.
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Delegare
General Land Office
Minnesota
Fire Destroys St Marys Convent and Nearby Buildings
The St Marys convent at St. Joseph near St. Cloud, part of the Benedictine order, burned Thursday afternoon. The frame school for Indian girls housed about fifty pupils, all furniture saved. Loss on buildings estimated at 5000 dollars. Danzies barn and Linnemann store also caught fire several times. a Medore cattle buyer and his men helped avert total destruction of the village.
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St. Mary's
St. Joseph
St. Cloud
Order of St. Benedict
F. Danzie
Linnemann
Powderly declines Pennsylvania governorship bid
T V Powderly, noted labor leader, is courted by politicians to run for governor of Pennsylvania. He refuses, stating he will not use his position among laborers to advance personal political interests.
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T. V. Powderly
Pennsylvania
Powderly
The Sham and the Real. Imitators of Royal Baking Powder
A critique of counterfeit baking powders that imitate the Royal Baking Powder. The piece argues that imitators aim to mimic appearances, pay homage to Royal, and fail to match its genuine merit, comparing the difference to paste versus a true diamond. It notes how competitors trumpet equal quality while relying on inferior certifications and strained claims.
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Soand
Meeting to organize a baseball club at Webb's store
A meeting will be held at E. O Webb's store on Saturday evening April 17, 1886 at 8 o'clock for organizing a baseball club. All interested in baseball are invited. Special invitation to business men whose influence is desired to aid organization and success. Bert Hines E. O Webb
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E. O. Webb
Bert Hines
Of Interest to Stockmen: Fine Bates bull and Berkshire sow
S. W. Gray returned with a pure Bates blooded bull calved July 4 1883 sired by imported Baron Guynne and dam Lady Arkwright purchased from N. P. Clark at St. Cloud for 18s. Also a thoroughbred Berkshire sow safe in pig. Animals viewable three miles east of the city. Also notes on dress goods at L. J. Cale and fresh candies at Smith's.
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S. W. Gray
Bates
Baron Guynne
Lady Arkwright
N. P. Clark
St. Cloud
Double murder charge after White Earth tribal killings
The St Paul Globe reports Deputy Beaulieu arrived with two Indians, Pin-dig-as-quay and Mis-quan-ah-quod, charged with killing Mumay-uuay on March 30 at White Earth. The man and his second wife, each married to the same husband, fought over their child. the second wife struck Mumay-uuay with an axe and was then clubbed by her husband. An Indian boy witnessed the events.
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White Earth
St. Paul
Mumay-uuay
Beaulieu
Dissolution of Hagberg and Honett Partnership
The partnership Hagberg & Honett is dissolved by mutual consent with A. Honett retiring. M. Hagberg continues the business, assumes all liabilities, and all claims against the firm must be paid. Dated Brainerd Minnesota March 29 1886. M Hagberg A Honett
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M. Hagberg
A. Honett
Hagberg & Honett
Brainerd
Minnesota
M. Hacaers
A. Honetr
Elegant sample plushes and upholstery goods offered
A sales notice advertises elegant plushes raw silks tapestries parlor furniture frames rockers easy chairs and lounge frames for upholstering. It promises first class repair and upholstery at reasonable prices and highlights spring stock of bedroom suits dressing cases bureaus and a full line of household furniture now ready for inspection at the corner of Sixth and Laurel streets Cuas. M. Patr ex.
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Spicer
Sixth and
Laurel Streets
Cuas. M
Patbex
Ken Tucky Liquor Co Offers Wide Selection At Low Prices
Pure liquors wines porter ale sour mash whiskey cognac brandy gin imported and domestic for medicinal use or otherwise at astonishing low prices and finest qualities at the Ken Tucky Liquor Co sixth Street next door to Post.
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Kentucky Liquor CO
Sixth Street
Wants A House In Brainerd Exchange Draft
A subscriber seeks to swap a desirable 100 acre tract in Wisconsin near Brainerd for a snug residence. The land lies within three and a half miles of the county seat, a city of 8 000, and 100 rods from a village post office of 400. The Wisconsin river bounds the west, the Wisconsin Central railroad runs east with the depot 40 rods away. Communications to "H" in this office.
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Brainerd
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central Railroad
8Th Street
Sth
9Th Streets
N. P
Opera House
Eighth Street
Million-Dollar Fire Ravages La Crosse Soap Factory
A devastating blaze swept La Crosse destroying the large soap factory and nearly all lumber yards in the city. The fire caused extensive property damage and prompted emergency response teams to battle the flames across multiple sites. No fatalities are reported.
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la Crosse
Farm Machinery Free Premiums for Pioneer Press Subscriptions
The Pioneer Press Co. offers five valuable prizes for the five largest subscription lists sent between April 8 and August 1. Prizes include a St. Paul Binder valued at $200, a Bain wagon $75, a Buckeye Force Feed Broadcast Seeder $70, a Steel Beam Stubble Plow $22.25, and a Buckeye Force Pump $14. Details and eligibility are available by writing to Pioneer Press Co., St Paul Minn.
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Pioneer Press Co
St. Paul
Bain
Rock Island Plow Company
St Paul Minn
Wanted Lady Precisenst in her own property and salary needs
Wanted a reliable woman to manage an old firm with own property. References required and good salary offered. Apply in person to the Bem Barelay SOP office for details.
Tax and bond funds tally in county revenue report
A terse financial item lists interest on bank deposits and jurors fees collected, alongside costs and tax collections for Crowing Caes and Itasca counties. It notes Somely Retention fund and Bond Interest Fund allocations, with figures including 495 48 400 19141 65 for various funds and road and pad expenditures.
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Coste
Case State Va
John Nixon
Caes
Itasca
Pe —S Fund
Goin
Financial Statement of 1885 County Funds and School Funds
The document presents a fiscal year end 1885 statement of receipts disbursements assets and liabilities with detailed listings of interest on orders warrants and probate related items for state city and school funds. It includes figures for various individuals firms and entities across county funds and school funds along with a recap of totals and notes on bonds and road and bridge expenditures.
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S.F
H D
W W Watley
LE Lum
Tanaiei
JN Nevers
E C Whitney
Teo
FA B King
JJ Forgy
Wihite, Jr
Ce Bos
Firet National Bank
Inter- Sisaan
Geo Walker
Fissal
C D Johnson
Dean
Geo W Holland
E Aid
F M
Prince
Sun
HJ Spencer
J B Douglas
P Mertz
Bepimerdl
Ocesccess Seves
Feugs
Eoewn
Ofo
Wm Paine
Gon Ak Barclay
Rees
Ea FG Pvt
Farrar
Ordo Do BP Cwisuseres
ZB Wilson
Werdo Ind
Olsontein
Gardner
Dcerancs
Geo D Barnard & Co
Eston
Lowe
Ferris
J E Wilson
FAB King
HH ‘Macher
Pioneer Press Co
SM Dinwiddie
Ed Mahan
N McFadden
E Campbell
LJ Cale
Faven
Hagberg
O Sibley
L Fratcher
Brockway
C B Thompson
Henry Cohen
Court House
Old County
BS State Fonds Prr
EOE
Cass County pauper relief ledgers 1884 85
A dense list records monthly pauper care across Cass County Minnesota from August 1884 to November 1885. Entries name guardians and providers such as H F Phelps Roger B Aitken Losey Dean J M Martin and L J Berg, detailing months of care, numbers of paupers, coffins burial expenses medical services and groceries supplied to individuals and families including Mary Carlee and the Coulson children.
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H. F. Phelp
Society of Marcy
Vaca
Minn
H F Phelps
Roger B. Auxin
Turmiehageberg & Otaesen
Roger B. Aitken
Wm M Cole
Losey & Dean
Jimmy Mason
Losey & Nee
Haggberg & Aan
Wa Smith & Co
Rone Birkin
Cole
Riddle & Jinkens
Aitkin
J G Fessenden
J.m.martin
Brainerd
Mpanese
U Telegraph Co
Uri
Lone Stove
Vasa
NPB Association
Wm Crisp
McFadden & Johnson
Berg & Tonnest
Miller
Itken
E & Honnett
Aitken
Kingwood
Max Shapiro
Ganer
McFadden & Johnson Goods
Poner
Roger Bsitken
Caughie & Glass
Furithen
Jno L Berg Goods
Las Poudet
Morrizon Goods
Cass County
Ie Pras
Dean
J Gardner
Roger Bllen
Cass Co
Ceee
Eee
Arrar
Tweedale
Roger B Aitkin
I Gardner
P Aupers
Chisholm
Mary Carlee
Roger B
Society of Mercy
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Third Street
F. H. Anson
Northwestern
Northern Pacific
Co. T. U
A. E. Pennell
R A. M
Masonic Temple
Broadway
J. E. Wilson
W. Phillips
Sec
T.—Aecalon Commandery
C. L. Spaunprxe
E. C. J. M. Cable
S. Fernald
Frater & Fernald
W. A. Fleming
Whel
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MIMN
Co. O. Paquin
M. D. Ofice
7Th
Front Streets
M. McFadden
Register of Deeds
I. M. Roberts
Towne & McFadden Block
F. G. Sundberg
J. C. Concdon
Saleratus
Murphy
Over Losey & Dean’s Undertaker’s
Seventh Street
Brainerd Dispatch
N. H. Ingersoll, F.W. Wieland
Editors and Proprietors
Oficial
Crow Wing, Cass
Itasca Counties
Minneosta
Red River
Iowa
Wilwaukee
L. J. Cale’s
Smith’s
County Revenue Fund
Financial Statement
Board of County Commissioners of
Crow Wing County
Johnson
Bowers
Fox Sarda
Mille Lacs
Ardner
Jake Wilberschild
Morrison County Line
John Elmar
Mor- S
Marian
W Everest
Martin
Morrison County
JM Gray
AP Parrar
County Coreg
OlBes Es Escesessissses
Silasai
Sioners Ee Say
JM Gardner
Haughey
Lake
John Miller
Mort M Miller
Rison County
Geo Koppel
Morroad
Bay Lake
Andrew Lingneau
Long Lake
Sinking Fund
Caeses Vessvess
H Monton
A Fleming
Cornelius O’brien
W Frater
Charles Byon
Leon E Lum
Neheritanee
JJ Howe
Dettlebach
Wattan Gdl
Seeenseneeneeee
Silas Wall
Cd Voces
McClennahan
H J Spencer
B Douglas
S F Alderman
Gdd
Geo LaBar
Chas H Mayo
Spaulding
Carne
Joseph Harmon
Conklin, Clark & Co
AW Prater
Rer
F Alderman
Grrss E Parsons
Total
Cloud, Minn
S. F. Alderman
Frederick Reid
Fort New Minn
E. E. Jones
J. H. Biddings
Fort Ripley
Hugh Riddel
Charles Moore
Mian
D. H. Freeman
Register
J.l.smith
J. L.smith
Young & CO
Front and 7Th Sts
U.S. Land Office
George A. Foster
Franklyn A. Whittier
H. Freeman
C.F. McDonald
Edward Arrisall
Henry Melancon
C. F. McDonald
Bas
Front St
E. W. Lynch
J.D Barstow
Lynch& Barstow
Paine’s Market
D. W. White
H. M. Barron
J. L. Smith
Behr Bros
Weber
North-West
Pepe Nial
Pita
East Third St
Nicolle Ave
Mason & Hamzin
Shonincer Orcanis
Ji.w.dyer & Bro
Phi and
Olelping Car Route
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Neenah
Stevenspoint
Chippewa Falls
James Barker
Wis
FP. N. Finney
Southwestern Pass
Mint
Northern Pacific Railroad
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Washington Territory
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British Columbia
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ST. Paul I
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Fuet
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S. F. Boyd
Gen
L Tkt
Pass. Agt
Gouin Machine Machine Co
Orange
Mass
Mos
San Francisco
Cal
Ceneral
I.E
C. B. Sleeper
Sleeper’s Addition
Front Street