Ingersoll and Wielané: Editors and Proprietors
The Brainerd Minnesota post office records list I. H. Ingersoll and W. Wielané as editors and proprietors of the publication. The item notes standard postal classification and publication entry.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1897
Page
4
Various advertisements and notices from Brainerd area
A collage of local ads and notices lists services from Smith & Winslow insurance and loans to Atwood's seeds and Dr Ribbel dentistry. It also notes rental rooms near the bank, sales at Sundberg's and Benson & Gray's markets, and local events including a Easter Sunday church service, Faust at the opera house, and a G A R encampment planning in Brainerd and Staples. Minor incidents include a break in at Ed Cullen's saloon and a missing boy case, with community updates on trains and local officials.
Mill resumes loud whistle signals jobs at Brainerd
The Brainerd Lumber Co mill reopened Tuesday morning with a jubilant crowd of workers ready to return. Reportedly enough men gathered to staff three mills of similar size, and operations ran as smoothly as during peak season. Night shifts start next Monday, increasing labor needs. A stock note mentions box stationary at 15 cents per box from McFadden Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd Lumber Co
McFadden Drug Co
The Jewish Passover Observed Across Eight Days
The Passover began last Friday the 16th and runs eight days until tomorrow night. Orthodox and reform communities observe this period with unleavened bread. The first, second, and last days are principal observances, tied to the Exodus from Egypt and harvest feasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Easter parish meeting elects officers and thanks volunteers
In the parish Easter meeting held Easter Monday evening in the church Rev Canon Pentreath presided. Reports from the rector treasurer Sunday school and guilds were read and found satisfactory. Elected for the coming year were Hon L P White senior warden W D McKay junior warden Thomas Halladay treasurer J C Small vestry clerk and vestrymen R F Walters A J Halsted J G Godey Chas Reuss Louis Wheatley Thomas Halladay J C Small John Lowey and E B McCullough Delegates to Diocesan Council Hon L P White W D McKay and J C Small A vote of thanks was given to Rev J G Williamson Mrs Harry Edwards the choir the Woman's Guild St Margaret's Guild and the Guild of the Good Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canon Pentreath
L. P. White
W. D. McKay
Thos. Halladay
J.C. Small
R. F. Walters
A. J. Halsted
J. G. Godey
Chas. Reuss
Louis Wheatley
J. C. Small
John Lowey
E. B. McCullough
J. G. Williamson
Harry Edwards
Woman’s Guild
St. Margaret’s Guild
Guild of the Good Shepard
Park Region G A R Encampment Meets in City
The 12th annual encampment of the Park Region Association G A R will be held in this city on June 22 23 and 24 arrangements are being made to ensure a grand success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staples World
J. M. Glant
Brainerd
Citizens
Pap Thomas Post
Citizens’ Committee
Park Region Association
Good seed oats at poor farm sample at store
G S McConrocs, superintendent, notes good seed oats available for the poor farm with a sample at L J Cale's grocery store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Cale
G. S. McConrocs
Wide Parade of Visitors and Residents Reach City
A long list of locals and guests arrive, depart, or visit the city. Mrs. Geo. Allies returns from St. Paul, Bert Parker and others travel from Staples, Minneapolis, Fargo, Duluth, and beyond for Easter and business. Notables include ministers, judges, and the B. and N. M. general manager, with several wedding and home visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Hoar
Minneapolis
B. Cone
Leslie Lowe
Fargo
W. H. Lowe
Fred Lowe
Jas. R. Harmon
B. R. Wise
South
City
Slavin
E. Walters
Staples
R. Arundal
J.J. Howe, Jr
Missis Nellie
Grace Howe
Mamie Carney
St. Paul
A. F. Ferris
Royal Baking Powder ad claims strength and purity
Celebrated for its great leavening strength and healthfulness. Assures the food against alum and all forms of adulteration common to the cheap brands. Royal Baking Powder Co. B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Baking Powder CO
Municipal Court Notes Detail Assaults and Vagrancy Cases
O B Johnson admitted assaulting Martin Johnson with a beer mug and was fined ten dollars or fifteen days in jail. Martha Williams pleaded guilty to vagrancy and was discharged on condition she leaves the city. John LaFond faced indecent assault charges. preliminary hearing resulted in discharge by Judge Hoffman amid blackmail and rent security claims. Wm Staley and Ola Ross had preliminary examinations. Staley bound over to grand jury for 250 dollars, Ola Boss released on recognizance. Staley later released on habeas corpus for lack of jurisdiction. Call on Atwood for fine table sweet oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Johnson
Martin Johnson
Martha Williams
John LaFond
6Th Street South
Julia Anderson
LaFond
Hoffman
Alderman
Wm. Staley
Ola Ross
Staley
Boss
Warner
Cass County
Crow Wing
Ola Boss
Mr. Staley
Holland
J. H. Warner
Benson and Gray Move to Sixth and Front Meat Market
Benson and Gray rent the former Walter's shoe store space at Sixth and Front streets and plan to open a meat market there next week. They ordered an entirely new red oak fixture set of elaborate pattern and aim to provide fine quarters, a clean and tasty market, first class goods, and courteous service, expecting to win significant trade and perhaps the finest market in the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benson & Gray
Walter's Shoe
Sixth
Front Streets
Board selects superintendent and teachers for coming year
Special session of the board of education elected Supt. Carlton at 1200 dollars per year and named a large group of teachers with monthly salaries. The Y M C A arranged three entertainments with Stayton Lyceum Bureau. A Brainerd teachers convention led by state superintendent W W Pendergast was scheduled at the High School and Presbyterian church with a Memorial Day plan and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Hurley
Carlton
Mise Luella Woods
Jennie Paine
Amy Lowey
Mary Curry
Kate
Conan
aRtis Coes
Ethel Fulton
Augusta Damm
Maud Myrtetus
Emily Mas Pao
Belle McKay
Olive Knevett
Lizzie Somers
Lena Mix
Coscoes
Bessie Mulrine
Anna Fuller
Caroline Rich
Carleton
Brainerd
W. W. Pendergast
Public Instruction
Presbyterian Church
Rev. Bird
Sara Janson
M. H. Carleton
Minnie Merritt
Whittier School
Earl P. Mallory
Kathleen Canan
Harrison School
Hag Pea
Luella Woods
Mariia Fuiler
Jessie Hawkins
Miss Crowe
Belle Curry
Maggie Somers
Procipal Lowell School
Rees A. Malrine
Lincoln School
Mies
Daisy Badeaux
Kate Whiteley
W. H. Travis
J. L. Snyder
A. E. Pennell
W. A. Fleming
Queusic
Local marriages grant licenses and perform ceremonies
Julia A. Jackson and Miss Minnie Johnson received a marriage license from Clerk Parker and were wed by Judge S F Alderman in his office. The groom works as a bartender in Alderman Geo Gardner's sample room and the bride is sister to P M Johnson of a Sixth Street restaurant. Frank Menard and Grace Jones wed at the M E parsonage with Rev Opie officiating. Bert Lamb and Florence Dumpprope, Cass County residents, also licensed to wed. Seeds of all kinds and varieties, flower and garden, at Atwood's, the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia A. Jackson
Minnie Johnson
Parker
S. F. Alderman
Alderman Geo. Gardner
P. M. Johnson
Sixth Street
Frank Menard
Grace Jones
M. E. Parsonage
Opie
Bert Lamb
Florence Dumpprope
Cass County
Atwood’s
Foot Crushed In Rail Yard Accident Ends In Amputation
Fred Engle formerly of this city and a brakeman for the Northern Pacific at Livingstone Montana was brought to the Sanitarium with a severely crushed foot requiring ankle amputation. The accident occurred while Engle was coupling cars his foot was caught in the coupler as another car struck. His relatives and friends here mourn his misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Engle
N. P
Livingstone
Mont
Engle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry J. Cohen
Sleeper Block
Arthur Hagberg
T. McMaster
Odd Fellows’ Block
Arthur Hacberg
C. B. White
Contracting and Building
I. A. White
Walker Biock, Leavel
Benson ZX Gray
Fifth Street
Stratton House
Choice
Kansas City
Brainerd Dispatch
Crow Wing and
Cass
I. H. Ingersoll, W. Wielané
Editors and Proprietors
Crow
C. Servans
Journal
Smith & Winslow, Insurance
Smith & Winslow Loan Money
Smith & Winslow, Real Estate
Suth & Winslow Rent Houses
D. M. Clark & Co
Blue Front
N. P. Bank
Sundberg’s
Bracu & Son
Just
Gunther
Chicago
Salvation Army
Jerena
Bane & Bane’s
Ribbel
Paine & McGinn
W. D. Rogers
Gost Bapcomy
Baltimore
Baltimore Daily
Benson & Gray’s
Bane & Bane
Corner Oak
Tenth Streets
Hoffman’s
J. H. Koop
A. O. HL
Gardner Hall
J. M. Gray
Mille Lacs Lake
Mr. Gray
St. Paul’s Church
Atherton
Faust
Opera House
John Griffith
Duluth
Ed. Cullen
East Brainerd
Cullen
J. W. Anderson
Brainerd Grocer
S. H. Parker
B. F. Hartshorn
Walker
Harry St. Clair
5Th Street
Maple Street
Demoresis
May
Masonic Hall
H. M. Nelson
W. E. Winslow
John M. Spensel
Eastern Star
Order
Sylvan Lake
Clough
E. T. Congdon
Tacoma
F. Hoffman
Little Falls
Scirts Brewing
C. H. Fratcher
Northern Pacific
W. H. Johnstone
Johnstone
Tribune
8Th Street
Twin Cities
Canton
Ill
C. E. Chiperfield
Chas. H. Laidhner
Sleeper Opera House
Iowa
Wood & Ewer’s Circus
J. L. Camp
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Ark
Memphis
Tenn
D. D. McKay
Grand Rapida
McKay
Odd Fellows
C. N. Parker
Pacific Coast
Mr. Parker
Portland
Spokane
Kootenai
Atwood
Stayton Lyceum Bureau
Congregational Church
Smalley Grand Concert Co
Quartette
Maud V. Caruthers
J. Arthur Lousing
Jane
Olaf Krarer
Esquimaux
Smalley Concert Co
Philadelphia Y. M C. A
Convention of the City Teachers
Pap Thomas
Sissler & Cowan
Lothrop
Geo
Sisslznr
Market Garden
7Th Street South
Old Fair Ground
Gurarrm
Sont Street
Prom S. A. Adair
Ity
P.M. Lagerquist
Lagerquist
South Sixth Street
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