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Brainerd Dispatch

Location

Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1891

Page

4

Brainerd Daily Rail Schedule and Local News roundup

Train arrivals and departures for Nos 5 to 12 with freight notices and local items. Social notices include visits, sales, and events in Brainerd and nearby towns, plus fires and business updates.

Gull River Critique of Brainerd Fire Dept Misfire

Gull River correspondent mocks Brainerd firemen for arriving in wet clothes yet failing to unload and use hoses at Gull River. He notes past incidents where Gull River aid burned $100 worth of hose and was unthanked, accusing locals of ingratitude and foolish reporting.

Gull River The Motley Register Fire Department Brainerd Fire Company

Cass County Commissioners Hold December Meeting 1890

Proceedings note present commissioners Hallett and Nary. Previous minutes approved. A road layout for Town 134, R 32 and T 134, R 33 was granted with $50 from road and bridge fund for supervision by Commissioner Hallett. Bills allowed for Nary and Hallett attendance. Board adjourned to January first Monday. Louis Tache, Auditor.

Board of County Commissioners Cass County Hallet and Nary Town Hallett T. J. Nary W. H. Hallett Louis Tache, Co

Obstacle Race at Local Roller Rink Tomorrow

An obstacle race at the roller rink tomorrow evening promises a comical, exciting contest. Patrons familiar with such events expect a lively show with usual admission prices.

Fire Destroys Gergen and Mooers Livery Stable

A Friday evening blaze swept through the Gergen and Mooers livery stable on Sixth street south. Wind drove flames from a hay loft to the roof ventilator, many horses were trapped and some perished. Loss is estimated beyond 10 thousand dollars with insured amounts totaling 4 thousand for building and rigs. firemen saved nearby residences. The firm plans rebuilding in brick on the former site.

Gergen & Mooers Sixth Street A. Hennett John Bradford A. T. Kimball Lynch & Gallup Wm. Gustafson

Sudden Death of F. G. Sundberg

The Brainerd businessman F G Sundberg died unexpectedly after a brief pneumonia illness. He was 42 or 43, leaves a wife and six children, and funeral services were set for 2:30 PM at the Episcopal church. Sundberg was a prominent local citizen and a member of White Cross Lodge and Wildey Lodge.

F. G. Sundberg Brainerd White Cross Lodge No K. of P Wildey Lodge No Episcopal Church Mr. Sandberg

Life Insurance Pitch Confounds Inquisitive Citizen

A Boston Courier excerpt shows a life insurance agent pressing a cautious citizen who claims a heart disease diagnosis. The citizen humorously notes limited life expectancy while the agent pivots to offer coverage, then withdraws after an awkward exchange. The exchange plays on mortality and salesmanship.

Jove Boston Courier

Heraldic Crests and Mottos Draw Western Miner’s Gold

A western miner visiting a crest shop asks for an expensive, aristocratic motif for letters, insisting the motto be in Latin or Greek and decorative despite dismissing the idea as foolish. He jokes about not being pretty but getting there, while leaving the design to the shop.

Murray Pardoned after three years in prison

The Pioneer Press notes Governor pardoned Murray amid new evidence and public petitions. Miss Sylvester alleged he assaulted her, but later findings, including Judge Hicks statements, suggest Murray was innocent of attempted rape and should not have been imprisoned.

Pioneer Press Murray Mary Sylvester Third Street Sawyer Miss Sylvester Kilvington A. J. Blethen Col Platt B. Walker Hicks

Burr in London Faces Spanish Expatriation Demand

Aaron Burr remained in London after the Spanish minister sought his expulsion for allegedly planning an expedition against the Spanish colonies. British officials reviewed the case, and lawyers concluded Burr’s status as a British subject born in the colonies protected him. The Spanish ambassador witnessed Burr’s tolerated presence as both a British subject and an American citizen.

Aaron Burr England United States Spain Great Britain Bust America Burr London United States of America

Thirteen Garters Gifted at Prussia Princess Wedding

Old custom among the Hohenzollerns dictates bridal garters as souvenirs. Princess Sophie of Prussia gives twelve to Greek nobles and the groom, while one goes to the Berlin museum. The blue and white pair with diamond buckles is the finest and costliest.

Sophie Prussia Sparta Germany Hohenzollerns Berlin

The Danger of Tea Drinking in Modern Life

A British Medical Journal piece warns that strong tea consumed heavily can deplete energy and push users toward alcohol or opiates. It notes tea as a stimulant may mask fatigue, leading to morphine use or sal volatile, and argues moderation is insufficient protection.

Perhn British Medical Journal

Northern Pacific Bank annual meeting notice and water notice

The Northern Pacific Bank calls its stockholders to a Directors election meeting on Tuesday January 13 1891 at 10 30 a m in Banking Rooms Brainerd notice to water consumers lists due date January 1 next quarter payable at Room 16 First National Bank Block and warns of shutoffs Amerose Tiaue Receiver J M Exver Local Manager also local ads for clothing fur goods stoves lamps and glass from D M Clark Co and Geo N Day

Brainerd Crow Wing Minnesota Crow Wing County H Y Spalding Leon E. Lum Pisintiff Northern Pacific Bank Jno N. Nevers Braverp First National Bank Amerose Tiaue J. M. Exver

For Sale and Wood Yard Advertisements

Wm. Bredfeld offers a sound young horse for cash on time or trade for stock. Information at Bredfeld's shoe store on Front Street. McColl offers artist's materials. Brainerd wood yard seeks 1000 cords of green jack pine and tamarack wood in 50 to 100 cord lots.

Wm. Bredfeld Bredfeld Front Street Brainerd

Bids Sought for Wood at County Poor Farm

Sealed proposals for 25 cords of green and 16 cords of dry jack pine body wood to be delivered to the poor farm are due by 10 a.m. Tuesday Jan 6. The county auditor Louis Tacue reserves right to reject any or all bids.

Louis Tacue

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