Crow Wixa County Fair Dates Set for September
Local note announces Crow Wixa county fair scheduled for September 28 29 and 30 1899. A reminder to sportsmen that prairie chickens are not yet legally ripe.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1899
Page
12
Local note announces Crow Wixa county fair scheduled for September 28 29 and 30 1899. A reminder to sportsmen that prairie chickens are not yet legally ripe.
A pisastros fire tore through Red Lake Falls Tuesday morning burning multiple stores and causing about $50,000 in damages.
A fragment notes Chief Inspector Reishus grading items as No 1 Hard and facing accountability from populist allies who will soon demand explanation or action.
The premium list for Crow Wing county fair will be ready for distribution the first of next week. County residents are urged to help make the fair a success.
Railroad business is reported to be more than double what it was last summer and a freight car famine is predicted in some parts. Car shops all over the country are working overtime.
The Duluth Herald notes forty five Kansas poor houses are empty, calling it evidence of revived prosperity under the current Republican administration.
The Princeton Union notes the death of Bob Ingersoll and. it reflects on the painful idea that if his theory was wrong he could not go to heaven and if it was right he could not go to hell.
The farmers of the northwest press for help to harvest crops as Bryan faces criticism. An extraordinary demand for laborers at high wages unsettles populist speakers and underscores tensions in campaign rhetoric.
The Lake Carriers' Association, which controls 90 percent of Great Lakes shipping, announced a 40 percent rate increase effective August 15. Officials cite shortage of sailors and nationwide prosperity as reasons.
A Minneapolis man proposes importing two carloads of southern colored girls from Baton Rouge to work in the kitchens of Minneapolis housewives. The plan aims to replace the so called white trash queens of the culinary department and grant them a cold shoulder from this time on.
Preparation for the Minnesota State Fair at Hamline is nearly complete. The fair will showcase northwestern livestock, agriculture and manufacturing with a strong program of day events and an entertaining evening program.
The State Fair offers broad appeal to farmers presenting essential interests and entertaining amusements. Every department provides worthwhile study and evenings prove entertaining and exciting for all ages as a fitting celebration of the occasion.
The St. Cloud Journal-Press rejects a Minneapolis Journal rumor that Judge Collins will bow out of the governor’s race. It asserts Republicans in the Sixth and Seventh districts favor his nomination and says Collins may pursue the office when the proper time arrives, urging party members not to be misled by circulating rumors.
Hon W S McClenahan of Brainerd was in Aitkin on legal business Monday. Rumor says he will be a candidate for judge of the district next year. He is regarded as a top lawyer in this part of the state.
The Anoka Herald condemns political meddling in the grain inspection office. It lauds Clausen as a long serving, capable official while accusing the governor of using the salary for a friend and politicizing the office. The writer denounces populism and party manipulation, predicting further political fallout.
Pete Vasary shines at printers ball game making spectacular plays. He chases a fly ball with speed trips midair lands on ground and lets the ball strike him as if hitting elastic. The batter also runs as the play unfolds. Hoffmans store ad promotes furniture buying and house-keeping outfits on installments.
Teeth filled and crowned with gold or porcelain, and teeth extracted with Odontunder at Dr. Ribbel's clinic.
Thomas Halladay of Brainerd seeks a full discharge from all debts provable under the 1808 federal Bankruptcy Act. He states surrender of property and compliance with court orders and asks the court to grant discharge and a certificate.
On August 9 1899 the court orders a hearing for August 26 1590 at 10 in the forenoon in St Paul. Notice to creditors and interested parties to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Clerk to mail copies of the order to known creditors. Witness Judge Lochren. Duluth. August 14. Charles L Spencer Clerk. Deputy Clerk Manaanet McKay.
Public notice from Crow Wing County Minnesota advises Euma Waratley and Emmac Wheatley of the expiration of the redemption period for Lot 2, Block 77, First Addition to Brainerd. The parcel was bid in 1896 then sold 1899 for 31.29 dollars, with redemption due within sixty days after service, plus accrued taxes and costs, under state statutes.
Probate court in Brainerd schedules August 28 1899 hearing on Emily B Paine estate with Newton M Paine named executor. Notice to interested parties to appear or contest. publication to run three weeks in Brainerd Dispatch.
In Crow Wing County Minnesota the Probate Court orders the examination of the final account of Harry Patterson administrator for Zackarias Johnson deceased. Hearing set for August 28 1890 at 2 pm in the Probate Office Brainerd. Notice to interested parties by weekly publication in the Brainerd Dispatch for three weeks.
A black and white bull yearling wandered into an enclosure around June 20. The owner is requested to call, pay charges, and remove the animal. Notice dated Brainerd July 27, 1899 by A. H. Honsr.
Minnesota probate court orders guardians of Geo Merwarth Jr and others to appear August 14 1809 in Brainerd to show cause why license to sell real estate in Farrar and Forsyths Addition should not be granted. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in Brainerd Dispatch.
Beck and Remmels advertise a wide range of machine oil grades kept in stock at consistently low prices. The notice highlights constant availability and competitive pricing for industrial lubricants.
The Brainerd & Northern Minnesota railway will provide a very low fare from Brainerd to Walker and back for house boat and camping parties of 20 or more. Interested parties should contact O. C. Winter, General Manager, Brainerd.
Brainerd and Northern Minnesota Railway Company petitions the Crow Wing District Court to condemn and acquire land for a railroad system. The petition lists parcels near Brainerd and surrounding sections, seeks three commissioners to assess compensation, and names involved parties and lenders as affected interests. The filing is dated August 2, 1899, with attorneys listed for the petitioner.
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