Lost A gold watch found and reward offered
A lost gold watch is to be returned to Mrs. J. K. Pearce with a reward. Miss Maude Davis is convalescing quickly and will leave the Sanitarium soon. Henry Wolfer becomes warden of Stillwater prison on March 1. The North Coast Limited may resume service around May B. Dam repairs are underway, electric light plant to follow after March 1. Elks dance invitations issued, featuring elegant engravings and antler emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Pearce
Maude Davis
Henry Wolfer
Stillwater
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Frank Bennett
Ninth Street
Archdeacon Weber
Boston
St. Pauls’ Church
Presbyterian Church
C. E. Society
W. H. Erb
Archie Purdy
W. J. McClelland
Nimmo Leaves Duluth for Brainerd Pharmacy Venture
Bruce Nimmo longtime Lyceum drug store manager moves to Brainerd with an interest in a local pharmacy after failing to find a suitable Duluth site. The item sits among social notes, religious services and community happenings including a Gardner Hall band concert and a scam arrest warrant for gambling. Local library donations and church activities are also described with names, places and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Nimmo
Lyceum
Duluth
Brainerd
Duluth News Tribune
Pertinent Personal Notes From Brainerd People
Brainerd society notes list moves and visits of local residents and guests to St Paul Minneapolis and nearby places. J F McGinnis and Judge Holland went to St Paul. Supt Sovereign of Staples and Dr Hemstead traveled to the city. Miss Nellie Nelson headed to Kansas City. A M Johnson returned from a Florida Nassau trip. Mrs Canan and Mr Sanborn attended Grand Lodge events. Brainerd lodge delegates attended A O U W sessions. several residents reported social and travel activities with brief mentions of relatives and business connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McGinnis
St. Paul
G. W. Holland
W. S. McClenahan
W. H. Gemmell
A. J. Sovereign
Staples
Werner Hemstead
Roberts
Little Falls
T. FE. Canan
Grand Lodge of the
Degree of Honor
Brainerd
J. T. Sanborn
Grand Lodge
The
W. E. Entriken
A. H. Bennett
Hughey Breason
R. H. Capistrant and Son
St. Mathias
Mr. Capistrant
Guthrie Council Advances City Projects and Bills
The Guthrie city council met Monday approving fines of 211.65 and electric light receipts of 894.19. A Forsyth street dumping ground was referred to the street committee and health officer. They allowed city payroll 548.33 and electric light payroll 261. A weir dam project was approved with inspection by P. L. Page and Durkey the concrete expert. L. J. Cale was granted a brick building on blocks 43 and street use for material. Hoffman's repaired bicycles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth Street
1St Avenue
P. L. Page
Durkey
L. J. Cale
Unclaimed Packages At Brainerd Post Office February 7 190L
A long list of unclaimed parcels names recipients including Logan Mather Milise Miller Nelson and many more. The notice also records city actions on licenses bids street signs sewer assessments and council committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowley, Gardner and
Wright
John McGinn
Cass County
Mrs Pennell Dies After Sudden Illness
The Le Roy Independent reports Mrs A B Pennell fell ill Sunday night and worsened. doctors Henslin and Hart held a consult. She died Tuesday morning at her Leroy home and her remains were sent to Detroit Minnesota for burial Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roy Independent
A. K E. Pennell
A. B. Pennel
Detroit Minn
War Office to Reinforce Kitchener with 30000 Mounted Troops
The British War Office announces a major reinforcement in South Africa to support Lord Kitchener. Plans include 30000 mounted troops, 10000 imperial yeomanry, 8000 mounted constabulary, 5000 colonial contingents, and home infantry riders. First transport Aurania leaves Feb 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British War Office
Lemion
War Office
South Africa
Lord Kitchener
Cape Colony
Imperial Yeomanry
South African Mounted Constabulary
Aurania
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Tocal News
Hoffman's
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Horned Fraternity
Gardner Hall
Isham Hall
J. D. Ratchford
S. L. Butler
Julia McFadden
Fred Rees
Minneapolis
Henry I Cohen
Rogue
W. E. Norris
Wister
Arlo Bates
Builer C
Henry Fuller
Harold Frederic
King
R. W. Chambers
Mary Tincker
Taylor
Julien Gordon
Williams
L. M. Alcott
Crane
Pratt
Jude the Obscure
Thomas Hardy
Nancy Noon
Benjamin Swift
Almayer
Joseph Conrad
Barr
Satan
Corelli
Jackwood
Trowbridge
Anderson
Mathews
Effie W. Merriman
Peter Christenson
I. Kraywetz
Northwestern Fur Co
St. Cloud
Ribbel
Hoffman
Anderson Mira Alvar Anderson
Sophia Anderson
A Anderson Swan J Armstrong
Dougian Tanta PA
Fhourasse
Cecil Brainerd
Frank Camenon
Julia Clark
Mollie
Coleman Chase M Dasher
Fred Daly Mies
Mary Depue
Edden
Ole Fox
Dick Flanders
Frank Gier
JM Gilbertson
Albert
Greer Samuel Kenier
Prank Hart
Michael Henderso
Henry Huechker
Ernest Jacobson
Mies
Mary Johnson
Geo KE Johnson
N J Johnson
JO King
Mra
Lev Kasnes Charil Lacier
Lizzie Langhki
Nels McCain
Jno Mayo
Mil Miller
Elia Moore
Birs
Woster
Alli Yarde
James Joe Johnson Walker Johnson
A. M. Johnson
J. M. Johnson
Jacksonville
Florida
Mr. Johnson
Nassau
Bahamas
Guthrie
City Council
Kiechrawski
Jd Ox
Lareen Peter Logan
Mather
Paul Milise
Miller
Nelson Law Neilson
Neila Nubie Henry
Rose Almquist
Hugo Anderson
Annie Anderson
Annie Irene Anderson
Antone
Irene Barnes
Norene Beckering
Irvin Bowman
Maud
Bowman
H. S Bourasse
Cecil Brousseau
Julia Bush
John Clark
Ettie Collins
Ed Cooner
M. Z Darst
Pearl Davidson
Henry Douglas
G. E. Erickson
Gustafa Erickson
Andrew
Foote
N. D Hartman
Leon H Olson
Dora
Olson
Elmer Orton
T. W Peterson
Anna C. Peterson
Alma Rosette
Mary Ross
James A Sather
S Soden
John H Stanley
John H Stewart
S.G Stowe
Charles Tervicek
A. T Thomas
G. V. Thompson
Etta M Thompson
Bell Tweedly
Hannah Ward
Sidney Welch
P Wiliams
Annie Wirtanen
Bunnell Machinery Company
P. E. McCabe
Peterson
James Pugh
J. C. Congdon
R. R. Guthrie
J. B. Steinhour
R.R. Guthrie
8Th Street
E. A. Pennell
Foley
Dunn & Co
McFadden Drug Co
Kitchener
Green
Madison Medicine Co
McFadden
Aliso
Henry J. Cohen
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