Brainerd Property Ads and Open Season for Minnesota Hunters
Real estate pitches in Brainerd tout plots and five acre farms near the Northern Pacific shops and city growth projections. The notice also outlines the open season for hunting and fishing with license details and dates for deer moose elk snipe grouse quail woodcock ducks and bass under new game laws.
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G.W. Holland
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
Crow Wing Bridge Contract Awarded for 140 Foot Span
The Crow Wing river bridge at Sylvan Lake goes to L. H. Johnson of Minneapolis for 2000 dollars after eight bids. Joliet and Minneapolis firms submitted plans, with Rowley lowest at 1750 but Johnson's 140 foot center span favored for heavy logs and ice. The 260 foot pile bridge must be completed by August 20. Old seal skin coats re dyed by N. W. Fur Co.
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Crow Wing River
Sylvan Lake
L. H. Johnson
Minneapolis
Brainerd
Sullivan
Morrison County
Tedford
J. M. Elder
Joliet Bridge Co
Joliet, Ir
Hewitt Bridge Co
Gillett & Herzog, Dibley & Robinson
Minneapolis Bridge Co
C. B. Rowley
Rowley
Johnson
Hallmark of city pride in plan and industry
A brisk note on urban improvement and industry, noting Stan dard oil stock value near $900 and criticizing tax contributions by local iron proprietors. The piece praises Jim Hunt as a railroad power analogous to Morgan and Rockefeller, asserting trust magnates do not all reside in New York.
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Jim Hunt
Morgan
Rockafeller
New York
City to push extensive cement walk improvements
A large number of cement walks are being constructed around the city. The improvements enhance street appearance and should be encouraged by the council.
Papers Boom Bob Dunn for Governor
Some state papers begin to promote Bob Dunn for governor without his consent. Dunn says he is not a candidate and is satisfied with his current role as state auditor.
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Bob Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Aunties Would Not Slob Aguinaldo, Courier Says
The Grand Forks Courier argues the worst fate for Aguinaldo is to hand him to the aunties who would slob on him only if he is an enemy of their country.
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Aguinaldo
Grand Forks
State to bear expense of returning prisoners
Attorney General rules that the state must cover costs of bringing back fugitives for trial, not the counties. For twenty years counties paid. no mileage allowed, only rail fare and reasonable expenses. Legislature must provide funding next session. counties should continue current practice or hold bills.
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Douglas
Everreen Cemetery Association Annual Meeting Notice
The Everreen Cemetery Association will hold its annual meeting at the office of L. P. White Sr on Tuesday May 7 1901 at 8 p m. Cons M Patek, Secretary.
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The
Everreen Cemetery Association
L. P. White, Sr
M. Patek
Wheelmen Meeting Called At YMCA For Path Committee
Bicycle riders are asked to attend a meeting tonight at 8 at the YMCA to appoint a committee. The panel will confer with the council on building and repairing bicycle paths and placement of paths on streets best suited for wheelmen in the city. All wheelmen are urged to attend.
Notice on overdue school district bonds and local ads
Notice states Orders No. 19 20 and 21 of school District No. 59 Crow Wing county are due and interest stops after May 1 if not presented. EK M Reprieip treasurer Aitkin Minnesota. Also notices new opera house city hall push it along. N W Fur Co repairs jackets and fur services St Cloud Minnesota. Laws filed at Hoffmans.
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Crow Wing County
EK. M. Reprieip
Aitkin, Minn
Elected Teachers for Upcoming Year in City Schools
A special board of education meeting elected teachers and set salaries. Names span Washington Washington Building Lincoln School Whittier School Harrison School Mill School with principals, grade teachers, and supervisors including J L Torrens as superintendent and I W Hanft as high school principal. Per year and monthly wages listed for each role.
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Board of Education
Old West Brainerd School House
S. F. Alderman
Washington
J. Ll. Torrens
I. W. Hanft
Ruth Hutchinson
Grace E. Barker
Maud L. Titze
Washington Building
Mary J. Burke
Mary B. Curry
Jas. J. Nolan
DeEtta Erkel
Incoln Schoo
L— T. Randolpha Moulton
Mary M. McCarthy
Catharine A. Gallegher
Soros
Bessie A. Mulrine
Francis E. Sverett
Flora L. Halstead
Florine G. Merritt
Ida M. Stanton
Whittier School
Brainerd School District Plans Bond Issue Meeting
Notice to legal voters that on May 4 1901 at 7 30 p m at Washington building a meeting will vote on issuing bonds of ten thousand dollars plus interest to fund an addition to Harrison Building. Mons Mahlum secretary cites state law.
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Brainerd
Washington
Harrison
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Hoffman
Sixth
Laurel Streets
Holland
Chicago Exposition
Northern Pacific Railway
Koochiching
Mille Lacs Lake
Winnipeg
Department of Science
Samuel F. Fullerton
Crow Wing Bridge Contract
L. H H. Johnson
N. W. Fur Co
Ingersoll
Wieland
Ingersoll & Wieland
Official Paper
Minneota
Inorreol
WreLand
Dispatch
A. J. Harcrep
Tribune
Minn
Beaug
St. Louis County
Duluth Herald
St. Cloud
Hoffman’s
Elsie M. Goldsworthy
Nettie M. Sayles
Alice M. Nickerson
Irene C. Lowey
Grace Ek, Sherwood
Clara M. Earley
Elizabeth M. Somers
Margaret T. Somers
Nellie K. Merritt
I. L. Bauer
Rose M. Arnold
Anna T. Michael
M. Louisa White
Marie K. Burmeister
Belle Wilson
Harrison School
Olive M. Knevitt
Mysmcidal
Jessie P. Gibb
Beingidgl
Nellie B. Wright
Lowell School
Mons Mahlum
Scandia Shoe Store
O.S. Hendrickson & CO
Front Street
7Th Street South
Brainerd, Minn
A L. Hoffman & Co
O. C. Craham
Adam Brown
South Brainerd
Driver
Hawkins & Co
DeWitt
H. P. Dunn & Co
Carlisle Pianos
Arena
7Th Street