Brainerd Dispatch Legal Notice Rates 1894 Agreement
Brainerd Dispatch announces annual 1894 legal notice publishing rates and compliance with Minnesota law. Signatories include H C Stivers, Ingersoll & Wieland, A J Haystep, with Brainerd officials urging no discounts below legal fees. Dated Brainerd Minnesota January 1, 1894.
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Minnesota
H.C. Stivers
Journal
Ingersoll & Wieland
Dispatch
A. J. Haystep
Tribune
Brainerd
Minn
Local Notes Highlight Moves and Events in Brainerd
Editor Oliver tours the city. social visits noted. Local business moves include A Rosenberg’s cigar store shift to the Davis building. dental services advertise gold or porcelain fillings and extractions. A lecture on Methodism is planned at the M E church next Sunday evening.
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A. Rosenberg
Bank
Davis Building
East Front Street
M. E. Church
Local residents and events noted in St Paul and Brainerd
R R Wises serves as juror in U S Circuit Court. Bean visits St Paul. S B Hitt buys Davenport cigar stand at 5th and Front. Mr and Mrs M McFadden attend Masonic entertainment in Staples. Miss Lucy Stearns returns to Minneapolis to study after holidays. Miss Anna Swanson visits Minneapolis guests Mrs Lagerquitt and Mrs Rosenberg. Alma Saichter returns home to Brainerd. Brainerd I O O F to host reception next Wednesday at 8 pm. Several marriage licenses granted including Scott with Thury and others. A L McDonald reports 1200 workers in local lumber camps. Mayor Halsted forms Northwest Board of Trade committee. attends Minneapolis meeting. North Star Lodge to hold grand ball February 21 at Gardener Hall. fundraising reading for free reading room. Jefferson Dramatic Club rehearses Uncle Josh for Jan 24 at Opera House.
Lumberman Dies In River Log Landing Accident
Thomas McBride of Minneapolis, a 39 year old lumberman, was crushed when a log toppled at the B and N M railroad river log landing in this city. His body was recovered and sent to Minneapolis for burial after services at Losey and Deans morgue.
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Thos. McBride
Minneapolis
McBride
Losey & Dean's
Lodge
A.O. H
Flour City
Reverend Geo H. Davis Leaves Brainerd for Mankato
Rev Geo H Davis has accepted a call from Mankato and will leave Brainerd mid February to begin new work. He has pastored St Pauls church for eight years earning wide respect, and his departure will be felt throughout the city.
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Lynch
la Crosse
Wis
St. Francis Church
Father Anthony
St. John College, St., Cloud
Geo. H. Davis
Mankato
Brainerd
Davis
St. Paul’s Church
Reading room and gymnasium classes advertised
The reading room opens Sunday from 2 to 6. A new office desk replaces the old one for better work. The Ski-u-mah Quartet showed strong interest, with three members in the association. Seventy men attended Mr. Stivers' talk on the Mistakes of Moses. Rev. Geo. West will address Sunday at 3:30 on The Missing Link. Come, you are invited.
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Mr. Stivers
Moses
Geo. West
Birthday Party Fete At Mrs Alderman's January 16
The Ladies of the First Congregational Church plan a novel evening at Mrs S F Alderman's next Wednesday January 16. Guests receive a verse invitation and a small silk bag to hold pennies equal to their ages. The note invites a bright evening with music and refreshments in a birthday party motif.
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First Congregational Church
S. F. Alderman
Infant dies on Oak Street as funeral services held
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Warble on Oak Street died Sunday the 6th and was buried the 9th with Rev. Rowe officiating. Also noted are the burial of Hannah Hendrickson age 10 months, teething listed as cause, Susie Lucie daughter of Edward Lucie buried Jan 9, and Robert Rosenberg Finn lumberman dying of typhoid fever and buried yesterday. John Aamott’s remains were brought from Minneapolis for interment last Tuesday with services at Neweg ian Lutheran Church led by Rev. Romo. The Warble child has a sister Mrs. Swanson living locally.
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E. C. Warble
Oak Street
Susie Lucie
Edward Lucie
Weddings Touch Brainerd Couples in Intimate Celebrations
On Wednesday evening at the Shontells home, H Dee Simons and Mae E N Mitchell wed with Rev Geo E Rowe officiating. About forty relatives attended the ceremony and a sumptuous feast followed. Simons, long established in Brainerd, will reside on 4th street north with his bride. Also, Chas Swanson married Johanna Erickson in Southeast Brainerd with a formal banquet and late-night festivities.
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Mm. E. Scott
Mary E. Thury
Geo. E. Spencer
Mary Ross
Chas. Swanson
Johanna Sofia Erickson
Dmos Forcier
Belle Grondin
H. Dee Simons
Mae E. N. Mitchell
Wm. Shontell
8Th Street South
Brainerd
Geo. E. Rowe
the Baptist Church
W. A. M. Johnnston
4Th Street
Mr. Simons
Mrs. Shontell
Parson & Swanson
Johanna Erickson
Entertaining Opera House Event Delights Slim Audience
The organization aided by Prof W P Heapes presented a pleasing entertainment at the opera house on Wednesday evening with the Quartette delivering charming music and frequent encores. A reception followed at the Ferris home hosted by Hon A F Ferris with C A Albright assisting. Guests included C J Zinthee J M Davis T M Hughes J L Adams and Prof Heapes along with Guy Straton Frank G Hall Justin M Smith Wm A Spencer and Misses Minnie Nellie Merritt Katie Whiteley Bessie Robinson Ella Campbell. A fine supper and ample music capped the enjoyable event.
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W. P. Heapes
Opera House
Quartette
Guy Straton
Frank G. Hall
Justin M. Smith
Wm. A. Spencer
Minnie
Nellie Merritt
Katie Whiteley
Bessie Robinson
Ella Campbell
Patrick Murphy Killed in Billings Montana
Patrick Murphy formerly of this city was killed in Billings Montana when a moving car wheel crushed him. He had long served as N P yard master and city clerk here. Miss Mary Campbell, his sister in law, travels to Billings for the funeral.
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Patrick Murphy
Billings
Montana
N. P
Murphy
Mary Cambell
Mayor questions claim of gambling rooms reopening
A letter from Mayor A J Hatstep rebuts a Journal report that gambling rooms in the city reopened on Tuesday. He challenges the newspaper to share its sources and promises prompt municipal action if the information proves reliable. The page also promotes mince pie at City Meat Market.
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Stivers Cable
A. J. Hatstep
Brainerd Council Reports December Finances and Purchases
City records show 39 arrests with 16 fines collected and total electric light receipts of 897.74. Bills for payrolls and vendors are listed, with several transfers to committees and actions on licenses, street repairs, and lamp purchases. The session closed with executive action and a later theater notice.
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Nk Kles Aks
J J. Howe & Co
Helios Electric Co
Felix Graham
D. M. Clark & Co
John Hurley
A. L. Hoffman
Campbell & Smith
Finance Committee
C. D. Johnson
W. P. Buckley
Sixth
Maple
Second
Laurel Streets
Jas. Kelehan
Sixth and
Laurel
Town News Highlights From Annandale Visit to Brainerd Area
Mr J M Cofield of Annandale Minn visits friends here while C M Cofield leaves work on a new farm house due to cold weather. Win Pritzer of Chicago Ill visits friends, Miss Alice E Dykeman returns home from Brainerd school vacation, and a New Year Eve gathering at R S Rofidal’s ends with dancing. City Meat Market advertises rapid orders of any quantity.
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C. M. Cofield
Herb Hughey
Long Lake
Win Pritzer
Chicago
Henry Passon
Wm. Stergen
Grave Lake
Alice E. Dykeman
Brainerd School
R. S. Rofidal’s
City Market Ads Offer Meat and Supplies in Local Shops
Local vendor notices promote fresh beef at C A Walker Co and City Meat Market. Merchants advertise fish, mince meat, rovers of hardware, silverware, jewelry, harness goods, and varnish services. Also listed are fire insurance, drugstore syrups, and coatroom offers at multiple downtown shops.
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C. A. Walker & Co
C. A Walker & Co
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Tampbell & Smiths
Trus
Turkey
Bam
THE
UNION
Brainerd, Minn
W.J. Bain
IUM and Tobacco
Wanner
Concdon
Twin Cities
ST. Paul
Rostad, Bane & CO
Scandinavian Meat Market
Fifth Street
Choice
Kansas City
Brainerd Dispatch
Crow Wing and
Cass Counties
N. H. Ingersoll, F.W. Wieland
Editors and Proprietors
Crow Wing County
Oliver
Cass County
Sarah L. Sleeper
East
Mack
McFadden Drug Store
Ribbel
Wm. Reiss
Geo. Eisenhauer
Los Angles
California
Hattie Cohnen
Minneaplis
Ginger
Dude
Kitty
P. H. Carney
Anna
Quincy
Mr. Carney
John Bubar
Wm. Guthrie
Sheriff Spaulding
Fair Grounds
G. Spaeth
Zions Church
East Brainerd
Pap Thomas
Martin
First National Bank
A. F. Ferris
B. A. Ferris
G. W. Holland
Leon E. Lum
G. G. Hartley
Adam Brown
G. D. LaBar
Wilson
Crow Wing
Jas. E. Phalen
Missouri
Fargo
Dakota
Board of Railroad Commissioners of
North Dakota
Carrie Turner
Miss Turner
Cynthia Chapel
Edgar Davenport
Oliver St.Aubyn
Davidson
Crookston Times
St. Cloud
Grand Forks
Fergus Falls
Crookston
Fergus Fails
R.R. Wises
U. S
Bean
S. B. Hitt
Davenport
5Th
Front Streets
Mrs. M. McFadden
Staples
Lucy Stearns
Anna Swanson
P. M. Lagerquitt
Alma Saichter
R. J. Lenerville
Verndale Sun
Odd Fellows
A. L. McDonald
Backus Station
McD
Halsted
C. N. Parker
J. B. Koop
Northwest Board of Trade
North Star Lodge No
L. A. of M
Gardner Hall
Mary Miller
Jennie L. Harris
Jefferson Dramatic Club
the Grim Reaper
Robert Rosenberg
Lumberman’s Hospital
City
Lake Superior
Paine & Hartley’s
Ambrose Tighe
St Paul
T. L. Blood & Co
CO. B. White’s
Sarz
Royal Relies
Sleeper Opera House
New England
Abizail Prue
Cold Molasses
Neil Burgess
Garrison
Lettie Chrysler
J. M. Cofield
Annandale, Minn
C. B. White’s
F. G. Sundberg
J. R. Smith
Reliable Fire Insurance
McCall
Congdon
Sherwood
Congdons
Dresskell
Front Street
Sixth Street
Congdon’s
Hoffman Bazaar
Dresskell’s
Mahoney’s
Cuarces S. Fen
Northern Pacific Railroad
Paine & Hartley's
D. M. Clark & Co’s
Gardner Block
Cloakes
Henry I. Cohen
Mahoney
C. B. White
Ardwari
A. White
Walker Block
Laurel St
Bill
Trance
Music Line
A. W
Dyer & Bro
W. Furser
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