Social events and notices from Staples and Brainerd area
J M Elder travels to Kentucky to visit friends from his former home. J R Smith Insurance Office in Room 4 Sleeper Block is noted as reliable. Pine City Social Club hosts a complementary dance at Gardner's Hall on Tuesday evening January 17, 1893. Mrs W A Fleming heads to St Paul for legislative session with her husband. Arlington hosts Chenquatana Club dance. guests enjoy the event. Staples World reports engineer Geo M Haas laid up after a rusty nail wound above knee. Chenquatana Club also honors Miss Bertie Robinson before her two year study in Oberlin. Brainerd party presents Kathleen Maveurne at the opera house with crowd attendance. Daggett and Olin provide music. Ancient Order of Hibernians to hold fifth annual Ball at Gardner's Hall on Tuesday, January 24, 1893. Rev R H Battey, Crookston pastor and leader of The Message, assists Rev Huntington during week of prayer in the city. Battey to stay through Sunday and preach morning and evening to East Brainerd church. Morning sermon titled Christ in His Church. afternoon Children of God. evening Royal Treasures of Life. City youth are invited to the 6 o'clock evening service. A lively interest shown in the week’s special service.
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Order of Hibernians
Gardner’s Hall
R. H. Battey
Crookston
Huntington
East Brainerd
Local Business News and Social Notes from Brainerd
BE W Collins of Little Falls visited Brainerd on business. Prof Cheadle elected president of State High School Council. The band moved to Walker block. Several locals and visitors noted at events and church, plus a serial of accidents and a major fire at Howe & Co ruins kilns and sheds with heavy losses but saved mill.
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BE. W. Collins
Little Falls
Prof. Cheadle
Brainerd Fire Department
J. J. Howe & Co
Cohen Morrill marriage on South Sixth Street 1893
On Saturday evening December 31 1893 David I Cohen and Miss Ethel Morrill were married at the bride’s mother's home on South Sixth street. Milton McFadden Judge of Probate performed the ceremony. The bride is Ina Morrill’s daughter and the groom works at the N P machine shops. Friends extend best wishes for their life together.
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David I. Cohen
Ethel Morrill
South Sixth Street
Milton McFadden
Ina Morrill
N. P. Machine Shops
Crescent Council N C Special Meeting and Y M C A Sessions
A Crescent Council NC announces a special meeting for Monday evening January 9 1893 and invites Oriental Degree members to attend. The Y M C A devotional committee schedules Sunday afternoon meetings at 8 30 for all, a one hour cheerful song service open to both ladies and gentlemen at 3 30 Sunday. Cubeb Cough Cure One minute.
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Crescent Council N.C
Y.M.C. A
Fire at Ft Ripley destroys Jerry Roots General Store
Fire at Ft Ripley destroyed Jerry Roots General Store and a warehouse early Saturday. Incendiary origin suspected. wind direction nearly wiped out the village. Root estimates eight thousand dollars in losses with three thousand insured. Henry Roots building valued at about one thousand with six hundred insured. Authorities will seek the arsonist.
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Jerry Root
Little Falls
Riply
Henry Root
Mr. Root
Fretz & Helden
Brainerd Choir Night At Sleeper Opera House Jan 10
Six Brainerd churches plus local talent present a joint choir program at the Sleeper Opera House next Tuesday evening January 10. The Y M C A backs the event as a valued community effort with tickets at 25 cents. Also advertised are R F Warriors boots and shoes on Sixth Street with custom work and repairs.
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Brainerd
Sleeper Opera House
St. Francis
St Paul
Congregational
Presbyterian
Opera House
City Brainerd notes and public notices amid payrolls
City of Brainerd payrolls listed for December covering street electric light and water power costs. Council approves liquor license transfers, repairs to East Brainerd bridge and dam, and a new telephone line project. Local ads promote clothing, hardware, shoes, furniture, and Cubeb Cough Cure sold by N. Mc Fadden.
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J. N. Nevers
Brainerd Water Power Co
Leon BE. Luin
East Brainerd Bridge
Brinkman & Stropp
Fred. Brinkman
J. C. Jamieson
A. M. Wallace
Bond
Brainerd & Northern Minnesota Railway Co
Northern Mill Co
Sixth and
Eighth Streets
N. P. Tie Contracts Adopt Entire Bid by One Firm
Northern Pacific in Minnesota will furnish all railroad ties from a single winner E C Long & Co of St Paul abandoning prior split contracts. Last year J C Flynn Co Little Falls E G Holmes Detroit and E C Long & Co shared 150000 hardwood 300000 softwood ties but failed to meet terms. This year the road seeks 200000 hardwood and 300000 softwood ties with one bid required noting scarce timber and demand for quality.
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N. P
Northern Pacific
Minnesota
E C. Long & Co
St. Paul
J. C. Flynn & Co
Little Falls
E. G. Holmes
Detroit
E. C. Long & Co
Brainerd Road Plans New Survey for Leech Lake Route
Manager Ray W Jones directs a preliminary survey for a Brainerd & Northern Minnesota extension from Brainerd toward Leech Lake. The proposed line would leave the current route about five miles from Brainerd, follow much of the old Brainerd & Northern and Great Northern survey, and run through timbered land near Crow Wing river.
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Ray W. Jones
Brainerd & Northern Minnesota Road
Northern Mill Company
Brainerd
Leech Lake
Brainerd & Northern
Great Northern
Crow Wing
Northwest
Lumberman
Buildings for the Chicago Columbian Exposition
The article lists principal buildings at the 1893 Exposition with sizes and costs. The Manufactures Building spans 1,687 by 787 feet covering about 1.326 million square feet and nearly 30.5 acres, with other structures ranging from Women’s at 80,000 to Manufactures at 1,100,000 in cost. It notes travel tips via Burlington Route from the Northwest or Mississippi and mentions local ads for cheese and house- keeping outfits.
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Chicago
Northwest
Mississippi
Burlington
Agent Valley
C - I. C. Kenyon
High Heeled Shoes In Old Venice
A National Review piece describes Venice's 10th century sewer system and mud plagued streets. As trade boomed and crowds swelled, women wore ever taller high heels, reaching half a yard, making walks perilous and requiring twin escorts, a social custom of the era.
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Venice
Piazza
Rialto
Black Pages
National Review
Water cures and exercise aid nervous patients says Dr Bissinger
The article notes that water and air cures along with respiratory and muscular exercises help nervous disorders. In advanced stages passive massage may assist. Open air work in fields and woods is beneficial, though city living limits access. Cures rely on prudent conditions and rural activity, per Popular Science Monthly. Melody is key to music, rooted in tetrachord theory and natural speech, per Exchange.
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Dr. Bissinger
Popular Science Monthly
Governor Andrew Urges Cheerful View For Graduates
Governor Andrew spoke to a state normal school's graduating class and urged them to trust in God and face future responsibility cheerfully. He noted graduates were too solemn and promised that responsibility would be manageable with their best effort. The remark was cited by Youth's Companion.
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Andrew
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