St Cloud notes on students deaths and social events
Ada Dye resumes studies at the Normal School in St Cloud. Davis sisters return to St Catharine's at St Paul. Infant death of Mr. and Mrs. Patterson mourned. funeral at Daggett Brook. Chiperfield couple move to Canton Illinois. Irene Lowey Rose Arnold back to St Cloud for the Normal School. Herman Holst returns from Minneapolis visit. W H Topping arrives to handle local business. Royal Arcanum Calico ball date set for Feb 23. W C T U meets Jan 12 at 3 PM. Andrew Thoreson dies from Moorhead railroad injuries. body sent to Fargo. Ties inspection by Buskirk and Bondy for Northern Pacific. McDougall travels to St Paul for a vacation month.
Local Notices: Irish Brother Returns. Minneapolis Shop Seized
P. H. Irish, brother of E. M. Irish and a State University medical student, visited his brother over the holidays and returned to Minneapolis Saturday. A. Martinson's confectionery was closed by Sheriff Erickson on an attachment against Hooker and Manley cigar dealers. Martinson was away. Settlement details remain unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Irish
E. M. Irish
Medical Department of
the State University
Minneapolis
A. Martinson
Erickson
Hooker & Manley
Polo Game Postponed Between Little Falls and Brainerd
Morison's rink management confirms the polo match between Little Falls and Brainerd will take place next Saturday afternoon January 9. The event is expected to draw local interest and showcase skilled play at the rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Falls
Morison
Brainerd
Saloon offense leads to fine and appeal in county case
Mary Tifft faced Judge Alderman on Wednesday for being found in a saloon defying city ordinance. She was found guilty, fined ten dollars, with a district court appeal and fifty dollar bail set. Board of county commissioners adjourned after designating Distarca as official county paper for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tifft
Third Street
Alderman
Board of County Commissioners
Distarca
Coroner Clears Mother in Infant's Mysterious Death
Coroner Dean visited Sibley station on the B and M to probe claims that Mrs Anna Jondrow froze her week old baby. The coroner found natural death and that the child was allowed to freeze after death so the mother could keep it. A coffin was sent for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Sibley Station
Anna Jondrow
Scotch humorist D M Telford to entertain at Bure’s anniversary
The John Knox Brotherhood of the First Presbyterian church engaged D M Telford of Winnipeg the noted Scotch humorist and dramatic reader for their anniversary entertainment. He will read selections from Ian Mc Laren and other Scotch poets. Telford recently completed a successful North Dakota tour and comes highly recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knox Brotherhood
First Presbyterian Church
D. M. Telford
Winnipeg
Bure
Ian McLaren
Mr. Telford
North Dakota
Sausage Wholesale Sale At Paine & McGinn’s Blue Front
A local butcher announces daily sausage sales at wholesale cash prices starting Monday after six o’clock. The plan aims to sell all stock each night so new meat is ready each morning at Paine & McGinn’s on 6th Street, sign of the Blue Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine & McGinn’s
6Th Street
Minneap olis nuptials and tragic accident reported
The Minneapolis Tribune notes the marriage of Miss Helen Peck to Samuel S Paquin in Chicago at the bride’s parents home before they reside in Minneapolis. It also reports Christopher Willis nine dies from a stair accident while visiting relatives nine miles upriver, after falling and being fatally wounded. funeral services held in East Brainerd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Tribune
Helen Peck
Samuel S. Paquin
Minneapolis
Chicago
Paquin
The
Chicago Tribune
Christopher Willis
S. W. Snell
Crowell
Daniel Snellin
Brainerd
Opie
Deputy seizes venison shipment at freight office
Deputy Game Warden Paine confiscated a barrel of venison at the N P freight office last Saturday evening. The shipment from N D Co of Pine River to Ed Christy of Ovawa Iowa was billed as molasses. The stated names are fictitious. authorities pursue real parties to enforce penalties and curb the illegal activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine
N. P
Pine River
Ed. Christy
Ovawa
Iowa
Atwoods Drug Store Reopens Under New Owner
The drug firm Atwood and Johnson dissolves with E F Atwood buying Johnsons share. Atwood, a registered pharmacist with large experience, plans to expand the stock and add wall papers paints and oils. He aims to improve the store into a model drug store and emphasizes pure un adulterated drugs and compounding prescriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atwood & Johnson
E. F. Atwood
Johnson
Atwood
Front Street
Dr Humphrey's 77 Stops Colds and Pneumonia Risk
A noted remedy named Dr Humphrey's 77 claims to break up lingering colds and prevent pneumonia. Sold at five cents and other drug lists.
Heavy work horse seeks new home at address on tenth street
A heavy work horse, five years old, is available for inquiry at No. 37 Tenth Street North. Prospective buyers are advised to contact the owner for details and viewing arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Street North
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry SL. Cohen
Severda
Saxony
Aenef
Y I. Cohen
J. C. McColl
J. D. McColl
Brainerd Dispatch
Crow Wing and
Cass Coonfles
N. H. Ingersoll
W. Wieland
Crow Wing County
Minnesota
HH. C. Strogers
Journal
Ingersoll & WieLanp
Dispatch
A. J. Hatstep
Tribune
Minn
Smith & Winslow, Insurance
Smith & Winslow Loan Money
Smith & Winslow, Real Estate
Smith & Winslow Rent Houses
Leon E. Lum
Duluth
Cannon Pentreath
St. Paul
Bert Parker
Lothrop
Ray W. Jones
City
Henry I. Cohen
Alma Saidhner
Verndale
M. E. Church
John Berg
Ft. Ripley
Brac & Sox
P. H. Carney
California
Dr Roberts
Wm. Bredfeld
H. A. Lyddon
Mrs. Russell
Royalton
C. E. Cole
Gertrude Anderson
Weyerhauser, Wis
Ada Dye
St. Cloud
Normal School
Mabelle
Maud Davis
St. Catharine’s School
Wm. Patterson
Daggett Brook
Carne Morrison
Aitken
Fleisher-Rosenblatt
Sidney Hocknidge
C. E. Chiperfield
Canton
Illinois
Irene Lowey
Rose Arnold
Vera Nevers
Mildred Cluff
Grand Central Hotel
Aitkin
Herman Holst
Wm. and
Gust Holst
W. H. Topping
Sam W. Searles
Montana
O. C. Wright
Hamlin
Holland
GW. Moody
Grand Rapids
Arcanum Calico
Andrew Thoreson
Moorhead
Fargo
John Carlson
Wm. Sundine
W. H. Buskirk
W. H. Bondy
Northern Pacific
J. D. McDougall
St.Paul
Mr. McDougall
Wm. Lavally
John Kerr
Cochran & LaJoie
Cochran
LaJoie
First National Bank
Isaac Lederer
E. M. Westfall
Mr. Lederer
Lodge of Elks
Congregational Church Society
R. K. Whiteley
I. T. Dean
Ribbel
Sundberg’s
Baltimore
Baltimore Daily
Benson & Gray’s
Hoffman
Cagerquist
Northwest
Laergquist
South Sixth Street
C. B. White
Contracting and Building
I. A. White
Walker
Laurel Street
DAVIS
D. R. Elder
First Nat.Bank Bik
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!