Local items include marriages, errands, and theater notes
Mrs. Rosenblatt returns from Sandy Lake while Miss Mary O'Toole wed in Duluth. Otto Olson eyes a 100 mile skating race in St Paul. Holland visitors Lum and McClenahan in the Twin Cities. Peter Walters cuts ice on Rice Lake for home use. Several residents plan purchases and property moves, from H Theviot to a new brick block. The High School program at the opera house impressed attendees, and a Phantom social was postponed to Feb 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Olson
St Paul
Switchman Franks Bennett Crushed Hand in Yard Accident
Frank Bennett a yard switchman suffered a severe crush injury to his left hand while coupling cars caused by lumber protruding over the end of a car. He was taken to the Sanitarium for dressing and is recuperating. White Cross Lodge No 30 and Brainerd Division No 7 will attend a Sunday evening service at M E Church where Rev E G Sanderson will deliver the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bennett
White Cross Lodge
Brainerd Division No
M. E
E. G. Sanderson
S. W. Searles travels for sister's death in Wisconsin
Searles went to Hudson to learn of the death of his sister Mrs. L J Young who died of illness. Her remains were taken to Eau Claire for burial. She left a husband and four children. Searles returned to Brainerd at the week’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Searles
Hudson, Wis
Thither
Addition to E M Westfall’s Store Expands Rear Room
A one story brick addition 43 feet long will extend the rear store room of E M Westfall’s store on Front Street to 122 feet. Construction proceeds despite weather conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.mestfall
Front Street
New Gold Bi-Chloride Company Opens in City
The bi-chloride of gold company, two weeks old in the city, reports a flourishing business with over thirty patients. A notable feature is that patients may continue their regular occupation during treatment if office hours fit their schedule. The company guarantees a cure or no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi-Chloride of Gold Company
City
Journal Editor Replies to Dis tatce Controversy
The Journal Editor declines any father controversy with the Dispatch and notes no quarrel with its writer. He defends his editorial stance and cites his legislative career as evidence of his service. The Dispatch and its publishers are accused of false statements and of neglecting city interests to serve corporations whenever possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sacecane
Disparcn
Cicero
Daughters Death and Local Notices Flash Through Briefs
Leah Kennedy dies at eight months from bronchitis with funeral at the German English Catholic church. Transcript to add brick veneered rear extension to City Restaurant for kitchen and servants, two stories. Journal critiques local assembly and friar for not advancing city interests. Mrs. Murphy travels to Seattle after a surprise party. Hay fire on West Front Street causes over 200 in damage. Judge Fleming profiled in Minneapolis Times for his influence in building and loan legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah
J. J. Kennedy
Gray & Wheatley
West Front Street
Minneapolis Times
Fleming
Daily Press
Snow plow hits man Leopold Strzyrzykowski near Brainerd
A snow plow on the Northern Pacific struck Leopold Strzyrzykowski. The vehicle was immediately taken to Brainerd shops for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
Pacific
Leopold Strzyrzykowski
Brainerd
Skating Race Set For Hagadorn's Ice Rink Saturday
A skating race with a $600 purse is scheduled for Hagadorn's ice rink on Seventh street north this Saturday afternoon February 18. Minneapolis resident Mr Oyen faces Brainerd flyer Mr Otto Olsen in a three to five mile challenge for $300 aside. Oyen once lived in this city and worked at A Olsen's tailor shop. officials expect a very close, exciting contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagadorn
Seventh Street
Mr. Oyen
Minneapolis
Otto Olsen
Oyen
Brainerd
A. Olsen
Surprise 35th Birthday Party For Clothier J F McGinnis
Tuesday evening a large group of friends celebrated the private birthday of Front street clothier J F McGinnis marking his thirty fifth year. Hosts arranged a surprise with cards games and a lavish supper. The party lasted well past midnight as guests enjoyed a joyous occasion kept secret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McGinnis
Front Street
MecMasters Plans New Brick Block For Store and Warehouse
MecMasters begins hauling materials in early spring for a solid brick two story block on 6th street beside the mill track opposite Smith and Spencer. The 140 foot structure includes a 30 by 80 foot store room, a 36 by 60 foot rear warehouse, and a stone basement matching the store room size. The existing dwelling will be moved to 7th street behind Phaneuf's blacksmith shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. McMaster
T. MecMasters
Mammoth
6Th Street
Smith and Spencer’s
7Th Street
Phaneuf
Infant Deaths Reported in Local Notices
Geo Wallace Bain aged 11 months son of Mr and Mrs Geo W Bain of 144 South Fifth Street died Sunday the 12th from bronchitis linked to measles. Remains buried 15th with Rev E G Sanderson officiating at the house. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Anton Gilbertson of 67 Bluff Ave South died Sunday aged 21 days. Josie Bender daughter of Thos Bender of 229 Sixth Street South died Sunday aged 14 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Wallace Bain
Geo. W. Bain
South Fifth Street
E. G. Sanderson
Anton Gilbertson
Bluff Ave. South
Josie Bender
Thos. Bender
Sixth Street South
Franks Shontell Dies of Consumption At 24
Frank Shontell aged 24 died in The Dalles Oregon on Saturday February 4 after years of consumption. He worked as a fireman for the Northern Pacific Railway and earlier camped at the Locks for health. His funeral was held Monday. he leaves a sister Mrs Congdon, his mother and brother. He grew up in Brainerd and many mourn his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times—Mountainer
Dalles
Oregon
Frank Shontell
Northern Pacific Road
Congdon
Wm. Shontell
Man named Smith passes forged checks around town
A man known as Smith used forged signatures of J J Howe Co to cash several checks in town over two days. Checks for 18.40 35 and 24.40 were cashed by John Denis J J Frost and Con O Briens grocery, with a partial cash payment of 9 dollars. Bank staff detected the forgery from clumsy signatures. Smith is believed to use multiple names and may live in Motley. He worked on a fruit farm last summer near the city and fled west last seen at Staples en route to Fargo with another accomplice. Rumors say others cashed small sums for him. authorities urged steps to arrest and punish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
J. J. Howe & Co
John Denis
J.J. Frost
Con O’brien
Mrr O ’Brien
First National Bank
Motley
Chas. Ahrens
Staples
Fargo
Or. Hamlin
Annual Chenquatana club ball masque at the rink
The Chenquatana club held its annual ball masque at the rink on Monday evening. The crowded venue featured varied costumes and four young men dressed as ladies with large hoop skirts drawing loud applause. The event is expected to net about $100 for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenquatana Club
Fogelstrom seeks funds to sink a shaft for iron ore near Brainerd
P G Fogelstrom is circulating a subscription paper to raise funds for sinking a shaft in a marsh on land owned by Judge Holland Southeast Brainerd to test for iron ore beneath the city. More than $200 has been raised, with hopes for $300 or more and a possible council donation. A moving of contributors and a directors' election will follow funding. A separate note offers a reward for a lost ladies gold hunting case watch between local landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Fogelstrom
Tne Shal
Holland Southeast
Longtime Clerk Announces Move to Hagberg and Lagerquist
In Brainerd area resident M. Laczrauisr says he will join Hagberg & Lagerquist as partner on Monday after over six years at T. McMaster's store. He expresses gratitude and invites friends to his new place to continue their support. A robe taken from a Roller Rink cutter last Monday is sought to be returned to J. C. Congilon's paint shop to avoid arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallquist
T. McMastirs Store
Brainerd Andcinity
Hagberg & Lagerquist
T. McMaster
M. Laczrauisr
J. C. Congilon
Main Street
Light Through the Ages and the Burlington Route Travel
The passage traces light from ancient beliefs to modern illumination, noting milestones from oil lamps to electric light. It then pivots to travel notes praising the Burlington Route as ideal for travelers, inviting readers to contact W. J. C. Breryon in St. Paul for tickets maps and information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Science
Burlington
W. J. C. Bkeryon
Gen. Ass
St. Paul Minn
Pan
Unitates
Canada
Chicago
As. C. Ponp
Gen. Pass
Tkt. Agt
Lil
Y M C A Rates and Travel Plans for 1895 Conference
The Northern Pacific offers a one third fare rate for Minnesota points to Winona for the Y M C A annual meeting February 15 to 19 1895. Delegates may buy one way tickets to St Paul with a signed receipt certificate for return at one third fare within three days after the convention ends. Also an ad for Cubeb Cough Care claims quick relief and safe digestion, sold by N McFadden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
Northern Pacific Road
Minnesota
St. Paul
C. O. Goss
N. BP
St. Tuni O
Minneapolis
Sta
Notice to Teachers Examination Schedule Posted
The notice announces a teachers examination to be held in the Grand Jury room at the court house in Brainerd on February 22 and April 5. J A Wisen Superintendent of Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt House
Brainerd
J. A. Wisen
Sundbergs and Cale's Store Notices in 1890s Ad Page
A fragmented advertising page lists Sundberg’s Silverware and Cubeb Cough Cure at McFadden’s, Cale’s clothing and shoes, D. M. Clark & Co hardware, J. R. Smith fire insurance, and Congdon’s varnish services. It cites various products from spoons to wagons and references testimonials and price notes within a bustling local listings tone.
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Union
Brainerd, Minn
Dale Brock
W. J. Bain
N. McFadden
Sherwood’s
Couga Syrup Glass Condition Powders
Straton’s Liniment
Wight Bell
Larson & Walters
Cross Creek
Eighth and Main Streets
N. P
Sanhorns Restaurant
City Hotel
DIOS
Laurel and
Sixth Streets
D. W. Whitford
G. D. Johnson’s Drug Store
East Front Street
C. D. Johnson
Brainerd Dispatch
Crow Wing and
Cass Counties
N. H. Ingersoll
F. W. Wieland
Crow Wing County
Holland
Leon E. Lum
W. S. McClenahan
Twin Cities
Peter Walters
S. F. Alderman
W. Searles
St. Cloud
Mary O'Toole
Duluth
Board of Education
Pa High School
Furlong
Pembina, N. D
Evergly
Thenes Theatre Co
U. and Co
Opera House
Edith Ross Scottish Concert Co
Saver Falls
Wis
Hemstead
Frederick Weyerhauser
Joseph Brooks
Farmers Place
Fifth Street
Lrst Congregational Church
Father Watry
St. Francis Catholic Church
Pacific Theological Seminary
Oakland California
Congregational Church
P. H. Murphy
Seattle
Washington
U.S. Gov’t
6Th St. School
Bank Corner
Post Office
East Brainerd Bridge
C.D. Johnson
N, McFadden
Sundbergs
Cale’s
D. M. Clark
McGinn
D. ML
L. J. Cale
D. M. Clark & Co
D. ML Clark & Co
Mammoth New
Dan
Bredfeld
L. J
W Ac Co
J. R. Smith
Reliable Fire Insurance
Hoffman
Red Room
Oxford
Krause
S. J. Warner
McFadden
Arlat
A & Baileys
McGinn & Baileys
Congdon’s
Congdongs
Sundberg’s
Vist
Idth
F. Alderman
Ofeerd
Pal OB Olson
Oscar Phelander
Teller Paulson
Jacob Johnson
William Jeterson
P. O
Barto, Reglater
Fil Insurance
Rents & Collections
White, Jr
Attorneys AT Law
Buramero
Mixy
R K. Whiteley
Bank Block
MIMN
H. Ribbel
Keeley
Lesley E. Keeley CO
Dwight, Ill
Leslie E. Kegvey
T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Dwight
United States
Leslie E. Keeley
Keeley Institute
Keeley Institutes
Park Avenue
Wisconsin Central Lines
Northern Pacific R. R. Co
Mpis. Ar
Arji
T . Ashland
State OF Minnesota
Crow Wing
Stephen Bush
Said
Brainerd Minn
Hilde McFaddenudge
Sleeper Opera House
G. W. Alexander
Edith Ross
Scottish Concert Co
C. B. White
Harare
WHITE
Maver
Laurel St
McGinn & Daley
Staple and Fancy
Pric&s
Sixth Street
Front and
Laurel
Katz Bros
McCall’s
Mar
Wice
Calilon
M. Hagmerc
M. Hacgceerc
Odd Fellows’ Block
Sraight
Hatte
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