Brainerd Area Notes Include Deaths and Local Happenings
Snippets report Mrs. George Smiley dying in Glendive Montana on July 23 after Brainerd ties and other local items. Rev Hawley and Louis Birch exchange at Little Falls, Pine City Lodge elects a delegate, and several residents travel or return from trips. A heavy hail storm damages Hopper's gallery. Villard Hotel changes hands. Mrs Quick seeks county aid for transport to Cassel. a six year old burns eyes from an exploded powder device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freddie Sturgeon
East Brainerd
R. Sturgeon
Robbery targets Duluth preacher and Brainerd visitor
Rev N B Kelly of Brainerd visiting Rev Noyes in Duluth was robbed of a gold watch and $4. Burglars tried two house breaks last Saturday with one success at the Presbyterian parsonage. thief entered silently then rifled Mr Clague's pocket for ten dollars. Also note ads for loans at L J Cale and a lemonade stand at Smiths corner Fifth and Front.
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Thomas Carey
Fifth Street
Hugh Dolan
Dolan
Alex McPherson
Peter Ort
George Gardner
Samuel J. Kerr
Shontell
McPherson
Russer
N. P. Sanitarium
Red”’ Ray
Murray & McCabe
Duluth
N. B. Kelly
The
Herald
Presbyterian
Kelly
Brainerd
Mr. Noyes
Mr. Clague
Aitkin Age Reports Visitors and Father Vaudry Matter Debate
Mrs. T. C. Bivins and Mrs. N. Mc Fadden of Brainerd visited Mrs. R. C. McMurdy. E. J. Fulton of Brainerd, longtime Brainerd police, visited Aitkin and expressed surprise at its changes. Catholic Brainerd resolutions thank the Age for coverage of Father Vaudry. the paper urges letting justice run its course without presuming guilt before a trial.
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Aitkin
T. C. Bivins
N. McFadden
Brainerd
R. C. McMurdy
E. J. Fulton, Esq
Father Vaudry
Tribune
Clairvoyant G Anfin Offers Readings at Commercial Hotel
Dr G Anfin, a clairvoyant, will test the past and present condition of individuals at the Commercial Hotel. Those curious about their situation are advised to visit or call for a reading.
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G. Anfin
Commercial Hotel
Drunk Milton Reddick Freed by Duluth Herald Request
The Duluth Herald reports Milton Reddick, described as an ordinary drunk, had the case dismissed this morning on the condition he stays away from the community. The plea asks not to send him back to Brainerd.
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Milton Reddick
Duluth Herald
Brainerd
Minnie Hauk Delights Brainerd in Glove Victory Act
The famed soprano Minnie Hauk performs with charm at Brainerd Opera House on September 1 1586. She opens with Elsies Vision from Lohengrin and follows with Comin Through the Rye, where audience cheers rise as she battles a stubborn glove before singing I know a maiden bright and fair. Seats: $1.00 and $1.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hauk
Elsie
Madame Hauk
Hank
Longfellow
St. Joseph Herald
Opera
Brainerd
Sundberg Announces End of Stock Sale at Actual Cost
A dealer reveals plans to reduce a large stock of watches clocks jewelry solid silver plated ware spectacles and canes by selling everything at actual cost until further notice. The notice urges immediate attention while the stock is complete and promises no negotiation beyond cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Sundberg
Frightened town watches cloud pass at night
The unnamed community near Fort Ripley reports a dangerous cloud crossing around one o'clock Wednesday night. Some residents sought cellar safety while others remained calm as reports of local commerce and life continue. Grain business changes occur with A C Morrill purchasing A J Sawyer’s grain house and D S Mooers taking over management.
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A. C. Morrill
A. J. Sawyer
J. L. Berg
D.S. Mooers
Chicago
J. C. Rose & Son
Fort Ripley
Mooers
Carrie Mooers
L. Rose
Chas. Conway
Jerry Root
Peabody son travels to Omaha over possible suicide death
George Peabody Jr of the Northern Pacific express office went to Omaha to verify a reported suicide of George Peabody Sr. He learned a dead man in Omaha identified as Perry matched the elder Peabody, a former Denver hotel keeper. Coroner Quinn confirmed a son may live in the city. no motive or confirmation yet.
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Mr. Midgley
Brainerd
Northern Pacific Railroad
Victoria Roads
Canada
Leeds
Yorkshire
England
Episcopal Church of England
Midgley
Knights of Labor
Knights of Pythias
Odd Fellows Lodges
M. E. Church
Pioneer Press
George Peabody, Jr
Northern Pacific Express Company
Omaha
George Peabody
George Perry
Minn
Denver
Quinn
Peabody
Weather and local notes stir in a hot season
Town chatter blames politics for heat as residents report illness from high temperatures. McGuire cuts his foot while tying for C. A. Ruffee, Miss Jane Day injures her hand on a needle, and Wm. McKay welcomes a new baby boy. Northern Pacific lengthens a side track at Sylvan Lake and local harvesting nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Mulls
Walt Benson
Jane Day
N. B. Chase
Maine
Northern Pacific
Sylvan Lake
Hiring a Wash Woman on 6th Street
The note seeks a woman to do washing at a laundry on 6th Street. The proposer, Lu Lee, offers pay of one dollar per day for a good wash woman.
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6Th Street
Lu Lee
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Fredonia
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T. L. Blood & Cos
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Brainerd Furniture Co
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A. L. Hoffman
Brainerd Dispatch
Crow Wing County
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Minnesota
Minneoota
Marter
L. J. Cale
Judge Collins
St. Cloud
City
Leon E. Lum
Long Prairie
Dr. Averill
Hurley, Wis
R. A. Benson
Pine City Hotel
Bradbury & McGinn’s
Wm. E. Lee
Methodist Sunday School
Woodland Park
Justin
Mary LaFond
Little Falls
Mary Nicholson
A McConnell
Congregational Church
Mrs. C. M. Patek
Wisconsin
Jno. McMahon
Broadway House
Frank Jarboe
Tom Sanbern
George Smiley
Glendive
M. T
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Louis Cass Birch
W. W. Regan
Baptist Church
Lou Martin
Laura Tanner
W. E. Atkinson
Uncle Tom's Cabin Company
Geo. F. Leopold
George
E. C. Smith
Elkhart
Indiana
Pine City Lodge
L. F
Wallace Bain
Minneapolis
S. White
M. E
Ella June Meade
Opera House
Westfall’s
Hopper
Thomas Allard
Ft. Ripley
Dr. Fortie
Congress
Boston, Day & Meagher
Alphonse Demecules
Sauk Rapids
Henry Beaupre
Alphonse
Tom Carey
Geo. Nesbett
Mr. N
A. E. Veon
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Rice Lake
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Villard
Russ. Sparks
Mr. Kindred
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Geo. F
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Charlie Smith
Confectionary Fame
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N. H. Ingersoll
Ada
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Fifth
C. F. Kindred
Billard Hall
Westfall
Field, Thayer & Co
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Joseph Midgeley
Joe Midgley
Wueneas
Stevenson
Aeso
White Cross Lodge No. 30
P. Lretturen
Joseph Midgley
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Polly Titian
Bramerd
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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J. E. Goodman
F. E
P. H. Carney
H. M. Curry
A. J. Sovereign
A. E
A. C. Coventry
J. B. Moore
C. E. Sherwood
H. H. Scobie
Willard Lincoln
Jas. E. Goodman
New York City
Abear
Severino
J. B. Douglas
Peter Abear
Camilla Severino
Westfalls
L. J. Cale’s
Front
Win
McGuire
C. A. Ruffee
Wm. McKay
Bill
Cy. Hallett
Dakota
Mart Flint
Abe Phillips
A. Lessard
Max
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall Street
N. Y
J.W Koop
Jo Cale
E. W. Lynch
Sixth Street
Paine’s Market
Sixth Street South
K.S. Paine & CO
Prop
Platt & Co’s
Seymour
Sherwood
Towne-Mcfadden
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Parex
Bass
E. O. Webb
M. Hacgberg
Odd Fellows Block
Harness Shop
Laurel and
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D. W. Whitford