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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1893
Page
4
Editors and proprietors N. H. Ingersoll and F. W. Wieland publish a weekly Friday issue from Sleeper block rooms 5 and 7 Crow Wing county Minnesota. Subscriptions set at $1.50 yearly. Describes itself as the finest printing office in the city.
J L Smith of Minneapolis visits Brainerd on business while residents plan a Y M C A meeting and a February social. Bright notes cover weather dips to 40 below and 60 degree swings, baptisms, concerts, and a funeral in the community.
Public teacher examinations set for February 22 March 8 9 and April 5 6 in the Grand Jury room of Brainerd Court House Election of Officers reported for Division No 7 U BR A Officers elected for the coming year Sir Knight Captain W A M Johnston Sir Knight Lieutenant F A Farrar Sir Knight Herald A F Ferris Sir Knight Treasurer C D Johnson Sir Knight Recorder S R Adair Sir Knight Guard Dee Simons Sir Knight Sentinel H Pegg F B Johnson named commissary sergeant on colonel's staff It will pay readers to visit the Big 9 next week.
Board of Education met with full attendance and approved a Columbian exhibition of Brainerd school work. Grace Clark hired as grammar teacher at 50 dollars monthly, and secretary’s pay raised to 200 yearly. Committee structures set, site debate rises, and a ten‑lot purchase proposal is reviewed amid a petition against it. Tribute to Rev. C. H. Treglawney noted.
The Rev A J Graham pastor of Holy Trinity church Minneapolis conducts a mission at St Paw church starting Saturday at 7 30. Theme Saturday What is the Object of the Mission. Services Sunday at 10 30 am 3 30 pm and 7 30 pm. Schedule for next week announced Sunday. Everyone invited.
Under the law each Minnesota soldier or the widow of a deceased soldier is entitled to a copy of Minnesota in the Civil War and Indian War. Persons may request by writing the regiment and company they belonged to so a copy can be sent to them.
An advertisement extols Cubeb Cough Cure as a nonretarding, nonnauseating cough remedy that provides instant relief and a sure cure. It claims to reach the seat of trouble quickly, avoiding dangerous delays, and notes it is sold by N. McFadden.
The Oyster Bay Restaurant on Fifth Street near the two Freds sample room has been cleaned and refitted and reopened by Mrs. Fred Brinkman to operate a strictly first class dining room for the public.
Souvenir spoons at Rundbergs and a large clothing line at Cale's draw shoppers. D. M. Clark & Co. showcases trims, furniture, hardware, crockery, and paints Heath & Milligan. Hoffmans offers wagons harnesses and installment housewares. L. J. Cale invites old friends to new stand. A customer praises Krause's Headache Capsules for neuralgia relief.
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