Local Couples Wed Youths and Nightlife Notes
George E. Goldsmith and Hannah Clark licensed to wed. Ellen Roy visits Glenwood friends. A C Boland and Julia Costello wed at St Francis. Byron Whitford opens tailoring in Sleeper block. The Disparcn named official paper for Crow Wing and Cass counties. D M Clark Co offers complete crockery hardware and more. F L Matteson appointed deputy by Sheriff Spalding. Empire restaurant serves supper for dances. Iron Moulders and Masonic hall events noted. Masquerade ball Monday with prizes. tickets urged. John Winer suicide linked to Hillsboro visit. finances left unsettled. Spelling match at Congregational Church favors D R Craig. Piping failed at C M Patek residence. Brainerd correspondent hints dynamite false alarm in St Paul papers. Jack Keefe jailed briefly for disturbance in Gray's saloon. released, then jailed again. banished from town.
Board of Education Minutes Report Personal Updates
The Board of Education met Tuesday evening. Prof Dresskell offered an electric clock and bell system for the high school for 100 with three months trial and removal if unsatisfactory. Charles Peterson awarded 180 cords tamarack wood at 2.20 per cord. Prof Gould named librarian at 5 monthly. Miss Fasching and Miss Hanky granted 5 raise with ward school duties.
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Gould
Prof. Wilson
Miss Fasching
Miss Hanky
Board of Trade Seeks Restart Under Old Organization
A Wednesday meeting at O H Havill's office, called by Secretary Hartley, formed a ten member committee from both the board and non members to revive a board of trade. C J Kindred led the session with A F Ferris J W Koop F M Cable Henry Cohen Leon E Leon named for the new committee, and a list of old board members was approved for the revival effort. The citizen's committee met later and recommended reducing the fee from 25 to 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley
O. H. Havill
Board of Trade
C. J. Kindred
A. F. Ferris
J. W. Koop
F. M. Cable
Ienry Cohen
Leon E. Leon
Sleeper
F. B. Thompson
N. McFadden
J. H. Koop
C. F. Kindred
L. P. White
Leon E. Lum
City Council Rules on Gardner Damage Suit
The city council met Wednesday evening to decide on the J B Gardner damage suit over excavation on Laurel Street. They instructed the city attorney to prepare papers denying any damages by the city, as the action seeks about 2000 dollars for alleged access issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8. Gardner
Laurel Steet
Laboring Man Denounces Party Switch In Public Note
A reader identified as Jim and signing Ps criticizes former supporters Doc Ames Kindred Hartley for switching parties. He says he voted for Ames thinking he aided labor, regrets the change, and argues traitors deserve only modest credit if they return humbly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bartor
Doc
Ames
Mr. Kindred
Mr. Hartley
Jim
Appointment of Henry Spalding as Crow Wing sheriff
Malcolm McLaren resigned as Crow Wing county sheriff on Tuesday and commissioners elected Henry Spalding to fill the remainder of the term. Spalding, longtime Brainerd resident and former Northern Pacific conductor, enjoys broad public support and is praised for his anticipated capable leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm McLaren
Crow Wing
Henry Spalding
Spalding
Brainerd
W. P. Spalding
Slipp & Spalding
Villard
Oak Lawn
Iron Moulders Union Ball Promises Big Local Event
The Iron Moulders Union No. 226 hosts its first annual ball at the roller rink tonight. Music will be provided and the venue will be warmed for guests. The program lists an opening, a sand down, a whistle feature, a firemen’s dance, and a quadrille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Moulders Union
Ee Sere I. M.U
Ian
Ali CW Nebs
Cass
Totton Boots Dealer Makes Assignment for Creditors
Wednesday evening H. Totton a boot and shoe retailer assigned his affairs to Leon E. Lum for creditors. Assets listed at 3500 with liabilities 9500 across firms in St Paul Boston Minneapolis Rockford Portsmouth Detroit and more. Business to continue but plans bulk stock sale if possible. otherwise goods to be sold to close shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totton
Boots and Shoes
Leon E. Lum
Gorst School Opens. Community Notes From Fort Ripley
School commenced at Gorst school house last Monday with Orrin R. Jenks as teacher. Several families moved or returned to Ft. Ripley including Eugene Glidden from Eagle Bend and Mark Chaffins with his relatives from Howard Lake. Eld. Curtiss preached prophecy lectures at Orson Curtiss's house. Free Methodists hold quarterly meeting at Tom’s school houses starting Thursday and continuing through Sunday.
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Gorst
Orrin R. Jenks
Eugene Glidden
Eagle Bend
Fort Ripley
Mark Chaffins
Howard Lake
Ft. Ripley
Wm. Hatten
Eld. E. Curtiss
Orson Curtiss
A. J. Bolster
Free Methodists
Tom’s
Notice to all debtors of Church and Nutting
A. L. Nurrime warns all persons indebted to Church and Nutting to call and settle immediately or the firm will fail again due to lack of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church & Nutting
A. L. Nurrime
No More Lights Demagogue Clarion on Public Lighting
The author defends demagogic stance while attacking critics and hyenas, claiming to offer cheaper street lighting than Mr. Kindred. It vows to continue advocacy for public concern and to provide light at a reduced price, saving the city over $2,000 annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Y M C A aims and structure described for young men
An English tourist in France, a portrait of the Y M C A’s goals and makeup is outlined. The organization excludes secrecy, emphasizes moral character, and operates as a corporation run by Christian businessmen with active and associate members. Ladies’ Auxiliary supports the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
W.A
City Council Minutes Report and Awards At City Hall
City council met Monday with Alderman Spencer absent. Minutes from the last and special meetings were considered and approved. The clerk's report and sewer contract balance were approved. Reilly’s sewer bill was set at 414.95. Spalding licensed for vaudeville at 25 per month. Election clerks and judges appointed for all wards. A candidate for re election as alderman in the Fourth Ward announced. Classified notices advertise products and services including remedies and investments.
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Ald. Spencer
Ald
Graham
Doran
Ald. Seam
Second
Ivy
Juniper
Laurel
Fourth Street
Grove
Kingwood
Front
Fifth Street
Holly
Norwood
Pine
Sixth
Seventh
Eighth
Ninth
Tenth
Oak and
Bridge
Second Avenue
Kindred
Forsyth Streets
Third Avenue
Farrar and Wildey Streets
Fourth Avenue
Prescott
John Hawkins
Knute Thee
W. W. Winters
J. H. Bannon
L. F. Nelson
P. G. Vogelstrom
F.C. Kerr
Jos. Schryver
J. Bergstrom
J. Bissiar
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TE & White
T. L. Blood & CO
NIWZ
Aypetroedg
Setunoy
Oulryz Yng & Deoy
Sixth Street South
Co. H. Paine & CO
Palme
SUN
American White Bronze Co
Curcaco
Illinois
Igentlemen
Beor
Een Goth
Cor
Laurel and Sixth Streets
Bradbury & Peabody
Prop’s
the Drug Store
Front Street
Watia
Pron
Brainerd Dispatch
Crow Wing County
Cass and
Itasca
N. H. Ingersoll, F. W. Wieland
Editors and Proprietors
Minnesota
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Pasco
Jamestown
Wahpeton
Wadena
No.5
Duluth
Superior
Ashland
Sam Parker
George E. Goldsmith
Hannah Clark
Ellen Roy
Glenwood
A.C. Boland
Julia Costello
Fr. Watry
St Francis Church
Byron Whitford
D. W. Whitford
W. B. Ankeny
Mr. Ankeny
Cass Counties
D. M. Clark & Co
F. L. Matteson
Matteson
Empire
Hillsboro
D. T
John Winer
Congregational Church
D. R. Craig
Lum
Douglas
C. M. Patek
Jack Keefe
Gray’s
Keefe
Gull River
Gus. Franson
C. A. Ruffe
Washington
Congress
Geo. Cobb
Wm. Cook
Kansas
Day & Meaghers
Gardner
Sheriff Spalding
Minneapolis
Wertheimier & Co
Detroit
Mich
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer
Chicago
Rockford, Ill
E. P. Reed & Co
Rochester
N. Y
Rt. Ripley
Mr. Wilsey
M. E. Coe
John Leonard
Edwin Toms
Martin Kings
Young Men’s Christian Association
France
Somerville
London
New York
Scotland
Switzerland
Norway
Servia
Greece
Denmark
N. ¥. Tribune
Sayin
Moth
Preck
Council Proceedings
Fourth Ward
Pex Graham M
Cordwood
Day & McEsac Henrs
Johnson & Bain
Northwestern Mutual Endowment Society
Northwestern
E. C. Thabes
J. L. Smith
Acker
Soid
Day & McEacners
Cane Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall Street
N.Y
Northern
Pacific
Saint Paul
Minneapolis, Or
Daly
S Paul
Portlans
Yellowstone Park
Paseenter
Wisconsin Central Line
Parlor Sleepings
Palace
Prentice
Chicago Fast Express
Minneapolia
Nicollet House
Nicollet and
Washington Aveues
F. H. Anson
Apert
East Third Street
Merchant's
C. B. Robb
City Ticket
M&llen
James Banken
Genere
Gent Pan
Bree
MINN
Orainerd
MINNN
M. McFadden
FVICE
Court House
Fernald
Frater & Fernald
Attorney AT Law
W A. Fleming
A. E. Veon
5Th Street
Jine
M. Roberts
Ice and Residence
Hartley Jc K
W.a.smith
Realita Tate
Broadway
Opera House
9Th Street
Sleeper’s Park
C. B. Sleeper
Havill
ST. Pats
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Michigan
New Richmond
Chippeway Falls
Eau Claire
Hurley
Wis
Ironwood
Bessemer
Stevens Point
Neenah
Menasha
Oshkosh
Fond DU Lac
Waukesha
Burlington
Mellen
Jas
Barker
Passy & Ticket Agt
F. . Anson
Eit
Bomec
Minneapolis, Minn
The
Germania Verein
Mase
Liederkranz
Prof
Weber
Franz Art
Ger
Ver
Mrs. Theviots
R. F. Walters
6Th Street
C. EK
Smith’s Empire Hotel
J. A. McColl
J. A. McColl's
Seventh Street
Brainerd Loan Agency
Brainerd Furniture Co
Fifth
Front Streets
A. L. Hoffman
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