Brainerd Local News Roundup Highlights Various Visitors and Town Affairs
Brainerd reports include Minnie Bixby visiting relatives in Montpelier Idaho and G W Vanderslice returning from Winnipeg with wife. A social hop by A T Kimball at Pelican Creek draws Brainerd residents. Local officials shift rail auditing to St Paul, with First National Bank electing Ferris president LaBar VP and Spencer cashier. The Freeborn County Bank failed adding to a busy week of meetings and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
A. F. Ferris
Geo. D. LaBar
H. J. Spencer
Fate of the Kramer Family and local notices
After a Gull River fire the Kramer family tragedy is recounted with details of a deaf mother likely perishing while saving her infant. The inquest was deemed unnecessary. funeral services were held Sunday. Also reported are a birthday reunion for Hon. L. P. White and a Feb. 2 1892 marriage between W J Davenport and Annie Barber with plans to start housekeeping on Eighth Street South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kramer
Gull River
Bain
J. A. Jenkins
L. P. White
Seventh Street
H. H. Barber
Minneapolis
A. A. White
Moorhead
W. H. White
Fargo
Josephine White
Hartford
Conn
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
U P S C E Thanks Helpers After Concert
The U P S C E thanks participants and attendees of the recent concert at First Congregational church. Society committee expresses appreciation for support and kindness shown to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Socia
Last Owl Club party to close winter entertainment in 1892
The 7 Owls plan their final April 22 1892 party at Gardner Hall with a $32 surplus to fund a lavish repast for all couples at Sanborn's Front Street. Admission is one dollar per couple, with invitations to be issued soon. The club touts its popular musicians and high regard in the city, urging attendance for a memorable farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardner Hall
Sanborn
Front Street
Owl Club
Gardner's
The Criterion in Under the aslight and The Weddi March
The Criterion company delivered a fair house Friday night in Under the aslight and will likely play to a larger crowd tonight for The Weddi March. The troupe features strong performers including Miss Seymons and Miss Mabel Davidson who will perform a roller skate skirt dance with several musical novelties. Performances run at the opera house for one week from Monday evening February 8 with 10 20 and 30 cent prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criterion Company
Mabel Davidson
Seymons
Mitchell
Joe Jefferson
St. Cloud Journal
Opera House
Criterion Comedy Company to Open Week at Opera House
The Criterion Comedy company will open a week long engagement at the opera house starting Monday February 8 led by Mr. H. A. Morton. The fifteen member troupe promises solid amusement with a strong repertoire and special scenery including Boston pier No 3 the East River by moonlight a New York express train scene and the Delmonico blue room. Tickets cost 10 20 and 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criterion Comedy Company
Opera House
H. A. Morton
Boston Pier No
New York City
East River
Delmonico’s
Masquerade Ball Planned by Germania Maennerchor
The Germania Maennerchor hosts a grand masquerade ball Friday night next week with attendance expected to exceed all previous events. D M Clark & Co advertises chimney cleaning and barn space for the fire team is nearly finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germania Maennerchor
Cleveland Minstrels at Opera House Friday Evening
Cleveland's Consolidated Minstrels will perform at the Opera House on Friday. The refined company of over 40 features specialists from Europe and local favorites. Notables include Arthur Rigby John Queen John H Blackford Edgar Wilson Billy Lyons and Ouda with aerial feats plus Girard Leon and his troupe of operatic donkeys from Paris Folies Bergeres. Twenty vocalists are highlighted as well. Tickets 50c 75c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Consolidated Minstrels
Opera House
Europe
Arthur Rigby
John Queen
John H. Blackford
Edgar Wilson
Billy Lyons
Stage Robber and Ranchman in California Heist Case
Abe Jones and Bill Howard once robbed a Reading coach and abused a female passenger. A $3,000 reward was offered. Howard was killed two days later. Rancher Thompson captured Jones in Modoc County, and Jones is now jailed after a dramatic warning. Wild Life Has Its Charms notes Africans and Europeans in Africa, including a missionary report and Nachtigal’s servant living near Lake Chad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Jones
California
Bill Howard
Reading
Abe
Bill
Howard
Modoc County
Thompson
Jones
Robber
Africa
Local shops advertise variety hats and low prices
Mrs H Theviot invites customers to front street for hats and bonnets with the largest assortment and low prices. Dresskell offers eye tests and glasses with prescriptions. C H Paine Co promotes fresh cheeses and soaps. Hoffmans sells wagons and harnesses on time. The Enterprise touts low prices and retail goods from paints to carpets.
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Rand Masquerade
Rermanta Meennerchor
Tiibe
W. McFadden
Sherwood’s Cough Syrup Glass Condition Powders
Straton’s Liniment
Night Bell
Sanborns
Cityshotel
Larson & Walters
Cross Creek Lehigh Coal
Highth and
Main Streets
N. P
A. J. Demeules
United States Accident Association
Brainerd Dispatch
Crow Wing and
Cass Counties
N. H. Ingersoll, F.W. Wieland
Editors and Proprietors
Brainerd
Crow Wing County
Minnesota
Jor
Bréteera
Finsota
Dr. Groves
McGinty
Minnie Bixby
Montpelier
Idaho
G. W. Vanderslice
Winnipeg
A. T. Kimball
Pelican Creek
G. M. Hall
Hillsboro, N. Dakota
N. H. Ingersoll
B. D. Congdon
Nelson, Penn
C. H
E. D. Congdon
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Chicago
St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Fred Allen
Waukesha, Wis
Wisconsin Central
Eastern Points
Mrs. Spencer
Brainerd Div. No. 7, U. R. E. P
Crescent Council
Grand Order of the Orient
Sanborn's
White Cross Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Order
F. 8. Parker
Edwards
Milwaukee
Long Lake
Lizzie Wallace
Lillian Wallace
Northern Pacific Road
Minneapolis Tribune
Citizen’s Organization
Leon E. Lum
H. C. Stivers
Jno
N. Nevers
W. S. McClenahan
N. W. Wheatley
Geo. Forsyth
J. W. Koop
A. L. Hoffman
J. J. Howe
H. Spalding
J. R. Howes
D. M. Clark & Co.'s
Freeborn County Bank
Commissioner's Proceedings
Board of
Heid
Gardner
Farrar
Patterson
Smith and
Stallman
Wastras
America
Wallerrnas
State Board of World's Fair Managers
Board of World's Fair Managers of
Frank Rosini
Wm. Harmon
O'Dell
John ‘Nelson
A &Smith
Goods
Brainerd Pases
Wm. Holst
Pepe
Nels Olson
Williams’ Child
Northern Pacific Bank
Spalding
Banceaonsee
R. K. Whiteley
D. Brook
ranAes N. A
Marcus Olson
M. D. Garton
Ais
Harry Patterson
Peor Missioner
O’bries
Joel Smith
Daggett Brook
Long Lake Road
Pine River Road
Farrar, Gardner and Stall
Poor Fund
John T. Frater
Auditing Board
Board of County Commissioners of
Crow Wing Co
J. S. Garoyer
S. F. Alpprmay
Louis Tacne
Rache, Ay
Cass County
Navy and
Hallett
Pine River
Leech Lake
Thos
J. Nary
W. H. Hallett
J. T. Dranz
Louis Tacue
The
Criterion Comedy Co
D. M. Clark & Co.’s
U. S. Gov't Report
Cleveland’s Minstrels
Giwaks
Woartia
Ly — Baul Mn
Cape Ls
Aerate
Campbell
Smith
Charles D. Johnson
Wallace J. Bain
Johnson & Bain
Johnson
R. F. Waters
Sixth Street
Dresskell’s
C. H. Paine & Co
J. R. Smith
Reliable Fire Insurance
Hoffman's
D. M. Clark & Co
L. J. Cale’s
Enterprise Grocery House
C. H. Paine & Co.’s
L. J. Cale
Cale’s
Fi. Vieginn
C. C. Johnson
Corner
Brigant Line of
DoverWare
Mrs. F. &. Sundberc
A. White
White & White
Laurel Street
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