Jury List Drawn for March Term of District Court
The March term jurors were drawn at the district court clerk's office. Grand jurors named include F H Gruenhhagen Geo A Keene W H Bondy H E Brooks and others with numerous entries for Oak Lawn St Mathias Deerwood Long Lake Davenport and Crow Wing. Petit jurors list includes J W Anderson Wm Mahood D W Whitford Henry Auclair plus members from Bay Lake Fort Ripley Maple Grove and Cross Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F H Gruenhhagen
Geo A Keene
W H Bondy
H E Brooks
Chas McLean
Alonzo Everett
George Bane
Wm Meekins
Silas Hall
John Britton
SC Smallwood
E F W Lynch
John C Beck
Tideon Matte
St. Mathias
Iver Benson
Oak Lawn
Wesley Caro
Jenkins
R H Capistrant
A J Sterrett
Daggett Brook
E A Andrews
Emily
Elijah Adams
Deerwood
J W Anderson
Wm Mahood
W Whitford
Henry Auclair
Hitt
T FE Smith
FC Kerr
Richard Ahrens
AZ Renslow
H J Hagadorn
E Frobel
Smiley
Geo Frost
Cross Lake
Wim Merrifield
Merrifield
P B Chord
Bay Lake
W H Blackburn
Fort Ripley
John Franz
Dean Lake
LN Ferrill
Davenport
Albert Fox
Henry Bouck
Long Lake
Lewis Albert
Maple Grove
Chas Clark
Levi Bailey
Crow Wing
R Bierhaus
Ole Anderson
Passed His Ninetieth Milestone in Life
Hon L P White of this city celebrated his 90th birthday with a surprise gathering at his home. Neighbors presented him with an easy chair cigars and other gifts. Rev R J Mooney gave the presentation speech and P K Johnson spoke warmly. Refreshments followed a pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. White
White
Roderick J. Mooney
P. K. Johnson
City Band Benefit Concert and Dance Programme
A history era concert programme lists items for the Benefit Concert and dance for the newly organized City Band. Selections include Niagara Overture, Verdi operatic pieces, Sousa number, vocal solos by Miss Eda Graaf and Mrs. J C Atherton, a drum major exhibition, and a dress parade by Prof. William Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchi
Wm, Bartech Joseph Murphy
Niagara
BK. Roettger
Miss Eda Graaf
The
Fountain
Adame Cornet
Bolo
Win
Graham
Willie Menne
Verdi
J.C. Atherton
Wm. Graham
Doe
Paul Dressen
Bankruptcy for Arthur W Hogadone in Little Falls
Arthur W Hogadone of this city was adjudicated a bankrupt by the referee in bankruptcy at Little Falls on January 24. The first meeting of creditors will be held on February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Hogadone
Little Falls
Crow Wing County Land Bought by Minnesota Syndicate
About 20 000 acres in Crow Wing county formerly owned by the St Paul and Duluth railroad have been purchased from the Northern Pacific Railway by a syndicate led by H W Stone A F Ferris and J M Elder. The group plans to form a corporation with offices in Brainerd to manage sale of lands to settlers on monthly terms and to buy additional lands for sale in small parcels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Stone
Benson, Minn
A. F. Ferris
J. M. Elder
N. P. R Y Co
St. Paul & Duluth Railroad
Crow Wing
Oak Lawn
Pointon's
Bay Lake
Long Lake
Maple Grove
Garrison
Daggett Brook
East Daggett Brook
Elder
Brainerd
DispatTcu
Stone
Benson
Minnesota
McKinley
Messrs
Ferris and
Crow Wing County
Woman in East Brainerd Attempts Suicide in Temporary Insanity
Mrs. Chas Erickson of Third Avenue, East Brainerd, cut her throat with a razor during a temporary insanity episode caused by lagrippe. Drs Camp and Thabe repaired the severed artery. she is recovering and reported to be an estimable mother of three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Erickson
Third Avenue
East Brainerd
Erickson
Mr. Erickson
Their Fifth Anniversary Celebrated at Kingwood Street
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mattes marked their fifth marriage anniversary at home on Kingwood Street Monday evening January 28. About twenty five guests joined in progressive sunc h with Mrs EF Webb winning the ladies prize and R J Hartley the gentlemen prize. Elegant refreshments followed as hosts received many presents including a china closet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Mattes
Kingwood Street
EF. O. Webb
R. J. Hartley
Obituary: J. Nichols Dies After Short Illness Near Ripley
J. Nichols died Sunday morning at his home five miles from Ripley after a brief illness of anaemic poisoning. He was about 50, spent a year in the area after moving from Morristown. Funeral was held Tuesday at 10 o clock. He was an industrious man with many friends and leaves a wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Nichols
S.t. Ripley
Little Falls
Nichols
Morritown
Death by Own Action At The Globe Hotel
Edward Gunshan, brother in law of P. K. McCabe, was found dead in his Globe Hotel room with stab wounds to the throat and heart. The attack occurred between 2 am and 9 am, as an attendant saw him alive earlier, and Gunshan had been temporarily out of his mind before his death by what appears to be a knife used in a fatal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Non
P. K. McCabe
The
Globe Hotel
Obituaries from Daggett Brook and Nearby Areas
A series of deaths reported in January include Annie Montenay a 72 year old at Gull Lake due to pneumonia A Etta Ohm a one year old at Daggett Brook also pneumonia J H Michaels 48 died at Fort Ripley brights disease The infant children of Scribner and Robinson families died of pneumonia in Daggett Brook and nearby areas with funeral services held at family homes and St Francis church Father Lynch officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Montenay
Gull Lake
A. Etta Ohm
Daggett Brook
J. H. Michaels
Fort Ripley
W. G. Robinson
Father Lynch
William Felix
Wm. Graham
St. Francis Church
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I City Meat Market
E. C. Bane
Kansas City
Big Store Men’s
Dickey Kearsy
Kearsy
RS. B. Kaatz & Son
Kindred Street
Maasp A. Canan
St. Paul
Duluth
R. R
Edward Gunshannon
Edward Gunshan
W. EK. Scribner
Ith
Ladies, Misses & Children’s
All
Great Ladies
Misic
Saeed
Duck Coats
Les Mbiscount
Mit
North Star
Choice
A. E.moberc
Front St
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