Brainerd Dispatch Adopts Full Legal Rates for 1894
Brainerd newspapers announce they will publish legal notices and official printing at the full rates required by Minnesota law for 1894. Signatories include H C Stivers of the Journal and Ingersoll and Wick Lawe, with A J Haystop of the Tribune. Brainerd Minnesota January 1 1894.
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Minnesota
H.C. Stivers
Journal
Ingersoll & Wick Lawe
Dispatch
A. J. Haystop
Tribune
Brainerd
Minn
Local News Notes Highlights From Brainerd Area
Community notes from Brainerd Minnesota with updates on visits to Little Falls Minneapolis and St Paul. court activity. a dime sociable at the M E parsonage. a nine prisoner count. upcoming events including Uncle Josh at the opera house. and business activity from local firms and residents.
Young People to Lead Congregational Church Service
The Christian Endeavor group plans an evening service at the Congregational church with an interesting program. Attendance at the covered ice rink has risen since free admission for ladies, and receipts have increased as men follow the trend.
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Christian Endeavor
Young People’s Society
Congregational Church
Tilda
Wreck on the B. N. M. Derails Five Cars In Early Morning Collision
A Tuesday morning collision near Hubert station on the B. & N. M. derailed the coach, two box cars, and two logging cars, with 15 passengers shaken but none seriously hurt. The logging train struck before stopping, smashing the coach back platform and injuring no one badly. Local officials credit luck for the minimal damage.
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Hubert
Backus
Chenquatana Club Hosts Masked Ice Carnival
The Chenquatana Club plans a masked ice carnival on Tuesday Feb 12 at the covered ice rink. Attendance is expected to be large with society leaders attending. Farrer Johnston managers will keep ice in top condition with heated galleries and reception room. The Third Regt Band will perform. Grand march begins at 8 30. Tickets available at Swartzs McFaddens or from the entertainment committee.
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Chenquatana
Messrs. Farrer & Johnston
Regt
Swartz
McFadden
Fire destroys barn leased by John Bubar on Fourth street
A Sunday morning fire gutted the large barn on Fourth street used as a feed stable tied to the Lumberman’s Exchange Hotel. Owned by Mrs. J. C. Rosser and insured for 400, the structure and about eight tons of hay were lost, with damage estimated at five to six hundred dollars. The Holst blacksmith shop beside it was saved. Suspected incendiary origin. identified suspect but not enough evidence for conviction.
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Fourth Street
John Bubar
Lumberman’s Exchange
Holst
J. C. Rosser
Grand Rapids
American Ins. Co
The Brainerd Boy Wins In Skating Showdown
A large Brainerd crowd watched Dolbey Thielman of St. Cloud lose to John Goederz of Brainerd in a Sunday skating contest at Boom Lake rink. Goederz rises in speed rankings as Thielman, longtime top sprinter in Northern Minnesota, watches. Next events set Feb 3 with Frank French, Reed, Ellison, and others competing. admission 15 cents adults 10 cents children.
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J. E. Andrews
Stillwater
Brainerd
Frank Howe
Howe
Andrews
Northwest
Boom Lake
John Goederz
Frank French
August Ellison
St. Croix
Dolbey Thielman
St. Cloud
Goederz
Thielman
Minnesota
Mr. Goederz
John Reed
Bert Chase
Mr. Blutz
Boom Lake Rink
Bass Hatchery Success Promises Large California Stock
The board of fish and game reports success at the Ferris Lake bass hatchery near Brainerd. They distributed 90 bass over two pounds and 2,500 about one pound in 1890. They expect the smaller fish to reproduce by 1895 and plan broad bass releases to replenish state lakes. They claim the project solves bass propagation and notes high demand for fry.
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Board of Fish and Game Commission
Ferris Lake
Brainerd
Dobley Thielman Wins Brainerd Skating Race Despite Trip Claim
A St. Cloud Journal Press satirizes a local skating tale about Dobley Thielman defeating a rival in Brainerd last Saturday. The piece confirms only that a race occurred and Thielman won, crediting the small rink and long versus short skates for the outcome.
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Dobley Thielman
Brainerd
Doughty Dobley
St. Cloud
St. Cloud Journal Press
Thielman
Vow and Rope Break in Humorous Romance
A poetically inclined citizen recalls a lovers scene where he swears no more tears will fall yet breaks a vow as he lies in a hammock and drinks another drop. The playful moment ends with the pledge broken and the couple united in laughter.
Zabud Council No 10 R S M Elects 1895 Officers
The officers elected and installed include T I M John Lowey D I M John T Frater P C W W H Bondy Treas Geo W Holland Recorder Milton McFadden C of G George Forsyth C of C Gev D LaBar Chaplain J E Goodman Marshall Geo S McPherson S Emil Holmes Sentinel B S Mallory during a Saturday evening ceremony on January 26 1895.
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Zabud
John Lowey
John T. Frater
P. C
W. H. Bondy
Treas
Geo
W. Holland
Milton McFadden
George Forsyth
Gev
D. LaBar
J. E. Goodman
Marshall
Geo. S. McPherson
S.—Emil Holmes
Sentinal
B. S. Mallory
Installation of Officers at St Francis Catholic Mutual 1895
At the St. Francis branch No 1 Catholic Mutual Benefit Association meeting held Tuesday night January 26, officers were installed for 1895. Spiritual Advisor Rev D W Lynch serves, with President William H Meekins and 1st Vice President August Koblass. 2nd Vice President Frank Ruf. Treasurer Frank Sherman. Secretary Thomas H Murphy. Assistant Secretary William Koop. Finance Secretary Charles Kinkle. Marshall William Jerminder. Trustees William Koop Louis Hinke Jas Albert M Cullen. Medical Examiner Dr W Hemstead.
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St. Francis Branch No. 1 Catholic Mutual Benefit Association
Spirtual Advisior
D. W. Lynch
Wm. H. Meekins
August Koblass
Frank Ruf
Frank Sherman
Thomas H. Murphy
Ben. Secy
Wm. Koop
Wm. Koop; Finance Secy
Chas Kinkle
Marshall
Wm. Jerminder
Louis Hinke
Jas. Albert
M. Cullen
W. Hemstead
Sleeper Opera House to Show New Boy on Feb 13
Frohmans New Boy heads to Brain erd Wednesday evening February 13 with a long New York run behind it. The company shares management with Charleys Aunt and promises a great success. Seat sales begin Saturday morning February 9.
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Sleeper Opera House
Frohman
New York
Brainerd
Charley
Death of Elder J. G. Best of Brainerd First Presbyterian
Wm Johnston of St. Andrews Manitoba sends heartfelt sympathy for the death of J. G. Best of East Brainerd, an elder at the First Presbyterian church Brainerd. He praises his zeal for the church and faith, and reflects on life as a brief span before the eternal church triumphant.
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Eprtors
J. G. Best
East Brainerd
First Presbyterian Church
Brainerd
Wm. Johnston
St. Andrews
Manitoba
Board of Education Elects New Officers and Resignations
A special board meeting accepted Rev. Davis resignation as member and chose G. A. Keene as his successor by seven votes to one. Mrs. E Cahoon resignations accepted and Miss Hattie Gibson elected to succeed her at forty dollars monthly. Vice president Davis resigned to leave the city and petitions for St Hall were not influential.
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Board of Education
Davis
E. Cahoon
Hattie Gibson
Board of Examiners
Pee
G. A. Keene
District Court March Term Draws Grand and Petit Jurors
The district court announces the grand and petit jurors for its March term beginning Monday March 18. Names listed include Grand jurors James Dowar A T Kimball J F McGinnis John Bubar and others. Petit jurors include Chas Blunt J M Carvill Geo Redding FF A Bradbury and additional listed members.
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GRAND
James Dowar
A. T. Kimball
J. F. McGinnis
John Bubar
H. Abbott
A. E. Pennell
J. J. Howe
J. T. Sanborn
A. Olson
Jerome Doam
Con. O’brien
Chas. Adams
W. D. McKay
Chas. A. Krech
James McMurtry
H. M. Bouck
R. K. Whiteley
John L. Berg
Walter Davis
E. M
A. J. Collins
A. P. Erickson
Frank Rose
R. J. Hartley
Northern Pacific ad touts dairy and farm value in Montana listings
A letter mocks rising land values citing 160 to 320 acre farms while prompting readers to request an illustrated pamphlet from Charles S. Fez Northern Pacific General Passenger Agent. It recounts experiences aboard the North Western Limited with private compartment sleepers praised as luxurious and private as home.
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Charles S. Fez
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Minn
Chicago
Minneapolis
North- Western Limited
North-Western Line
Montana
Standard
Anaconda
Long credit harms both buyer and seller says T McMaster
The quote attributed to T McMaster states that extended credit damages all parties in a transaction. It emphasizes mutual detriment from protracted payment terms and highlights financial prudence.
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T. McMaster
Finest beef and watches advertised across city shops
Local ads promote C A Walker & Co for fresh native beef and cheap prices, Dresskell's Front Street jewelry for new goods, Congdon's varnish and buggy re varnish, McFadden Drug Store for headache powders, D M Clark & Co install ment store and grocer, plus Will Mowrey jewelry repairs. The Times notes the North-Western Limited train as luxury travel.
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C. A. Walker & Co
Dresskell
Front Street
C. A Walker & Co
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