Deerwood notices of visits and dances on weekend
From Our County Correspondents Chas Engman returned home Saturday after visiting friends. A dance at McCarville's Saturday night was a jolly affair. Herman Hermanson left for Iowa Sunday. Annie McCarville and Jay left for Montana. Emma Howe hosted a dinner for her sister Hage's birthday. Lyons left for warmer climes. No relapse reported with the patient under a nurse’s care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarville’s
Herman Hermanson
Iowa
Emma Howe
H. J. Hage
Mr. Lyons
Hamlet Lake News Highlights Local Happenings
Katrine Gleanings reports C Wilson visiting friends at Hamlet Lake while Chas Coleman plans a camp stay. School resumes with Miss S Neish as teacher. Verndale’s Robert Pinketon oversees camp culinary. A new family settles on Devils Washboard to raise stock. One of Marston’s four bore teams broke through Rice lake ice. rescue successful. Logs moved to watercourses. snow could halt log sawing. social visits noted.
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Devils
Marston
Rice Lake
Walker News Briefs Reflect Local Changes
Three Indian police officers were laid off last week due to drunkenness. Fred Regan and his daughter will winter with her grandmother in Brainerd and attend school. Wm. H. Sweeney arrived from Montana reporting severe weather. A marriage notice misidentified Edith Hallett as Engineer Hallett’s daughter. she is Miss Edith Hallett, daughter of Wm. H. Hallett of Stony Brook. Also an ad for Burdock Blood Ritters claims to cure dyspepsia and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Regan
Brainerd
Wm. H. Sweeney
Montana
Edith Hallett
Wm. Curtiss
Wm. H. Hallett
Stony Brook
Engineer Hallett
Wood sale notice for subscribers in arrears
Good dry wood will be taken at the Disparcn office on subscription the highest market price being allowed. Those of our subscribers who are in arrears and have wood to sell should bear this in mind.
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Disparcn
Round Lake School Report for January 1900
Report of Round Lake school District No. 21 for the month ending January 5 1900. Enrolled pupils 21 days taught 20 average daily attendance 16. Attended 20 days Susie Pfieffer Alda Arloine Clarence Montgomery. Not tardy Alda Arloine Clarence Montgomery Mamie Martin Miller Susie Pfieffer Napoleon Leb lance Emma Lyon Eli Latte Hattie Covert Charles Lenard. Anicre A Green, Teacher.
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Round Lake School
Dist
Susie Pfieffer
Alda
Arloine
Clarence Montgomery
Mamie
Martin Miller
Napoleon Leblance
Emma Lyon
Eli Latte
Hattie Covert
Charles Lenard
Anicre A. Green
Johnson’s Pharmacy salve claim praised for cures
World wide fame for marvellous cures surpasses any other salve lotion ointment or balm for cuts corns burns boils sores felons ulcers tetter salt rheum fever sores chapped hands skin eruptions piles. cure guaranteed. price 25 cents at Johnson's Pharmacy and McFadden Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's Pharmacy
McFadden Drug Co
Oak Lawn Gems Sees Local Week of Small News
Pink eye affects several horses while C F Cooley hauls hay for Dr J L Camp and N B Hall Sanford and Matthew Cameron haul ice for Brainerd Ice Co. Geo Congdon works at Long Lake saw mill. Annie Badeaux returns to Jonesville district teaching next Monday. Bachelors party near Klondike ends well with John Brune providing music. John Olson family visits H P Cullum and plans to move here after purchasing 120 acres in section 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Olson
Brainerd
H. P. Cullum
Mr. Olson
Sewell Lake Jottings and Local News Snippet
Geo Weber visited sister Mrs Wim Wend at St Matthias Sunday. Ole Anderson welcomed a baby daughter this week. Local youths attended a dance at Phillip Betzold's near Brainerd. Mr and Mrs Anton Weber visited Daggett Brook relatives. James Spencer from Brainerd to present a stereopticon show in the schoolhouse Saturday evening January 13. Martin and P H Bardin rode from Brainerd to visit sister Mrs Ole Anderson. Tus Fellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Weber
Mrs. Wim. Wend
St. Matthias
Phillip Betzold
Brainerd
Anton Weber
Frank Thienes
Daggett Brook
James Spencer
Martin and
P. H. Bardin
Ole Anderson
Wisconsin Central Trains From St Paul Connect East
When traveling east or south remember Wisconsin Central Railway runs daily from St Paul and Minneapolis to Milwaukee Chicago and Manitowoc linking with eastern and southern lines. For details contact the nearest ticket agent Jas C Pono G P A Milwaukee Wis.
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Wisconsin Central Ry
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Manitowoc
Jas. C. Pono
Wis
Made Young Again From Dr King's Pill Promise
D. H. Turner of Dempseytown Pennsylvania reports feeling renewed after two weeks with King’s New Life Pills saying they restore youthfulness. The vegetable remedy claims to ease liver stomach and bowels with no griping and costs 25 cents at Johnson's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
D. H. Turner
Dempseytown
Johnson's Pharmacy
McFadden Drug Co
Hood's Sarsaparilla Proverb Calendar for 1900
Hood's calendar displays two little girls in blue and pink robes, printed in large plain type with useful information. It can stand alone or hang on a wall and can be obtained from C. I. Hood & Co. by sending six cents in stamps. Mrs. R. E. Sturgeon opens a lying in hospital at 76 Second Avenue East Brainerd with reasonable terms. Two good second hand cutters for sale at D. M. Clark & Co.
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Hood
C. I. Hood & Co
Lowell
Mass
R. E. Sturgeon
Second Avenue
East Brainerd
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Attorney AT Law
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Balinerd
C. Blewitt
Minnesota
First Nat. Bank Block
W H. Mantor
First National Bank Building
Brainerd, Minn
J H. Warner, F
Over Beach's
Sixth ST
Minn
W H. Crowell
Bank
P. A. F. Groves
Kingwood
Ofice
Camp & Thabes
First National Bank
C. Reimestad
Hartley Block
Front St. Brainerd, Minn
J L. Frederick, D. M. D. Are
First National Bank bin K
R K. Whiteley
Phainerd
MIMN
Earth
St. Paul and
ST. Louis
Upper Mississippi
Red Lice
St. Louis County
R. H. L. Jewett & Son
Selby Ave
St. Pauling
Pacific Bank
Front
A. N. Parker
H. D. Treglawny
Irs
A. F. Ferris
G. D. Labar
John Liljindahl
Quince St
Mill
Iran
Twin Cities
Hamm
Dee Holden
Chas. Ekman
Front Street
OUR County
Deerwood News
Chas. Engman
Annie McCarville
Jay
Katrine
C. Wilson
Hamlet Lake
Chas. Coleman
S. Neish
Robert Pinketon
Verndale
Colby Skilling
D. Archibald
G. A. Hunt
J. Benjamin
W. Young
Leen
Mississippi
Walker News
Bucklen
OAK Lawn Gems
C. F. Cooley
J. L. Camp
F. B. Congdon
Doc. Wayt
Geo. Congdon
A. Mablum
Longlake
N. B. Hall, Sanford and
Matthew Cameron
Brainerd Ice Co
Mr. Jackson
Theo
Sather
Annie Badeaux
Jonesville
Klondike
John Brune
Sewell Lake
D. M. Clark & Co
Caxton Building
Brainerd Lumber CO
Bob
Carr
Onn
St. Pau
Dean Stns
Brainerd Hlowpita
Bend
N. Py Express
R. He. Carr
N.P
Brosadway
T. Pal
Johnson's
East Third St
St. Paul, Minn
Icies Mols
Duluth
Points
California
Japan
China
Alaska Klondike
Mick AY Agt Stuinerd
Chas
Foe
G. P
Paul
Duluth Expre
Duuluth Expres
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Pacife Express
Duluth Mail
Staples Freigh
Rang Center & Aera
Morrin
Sauk Ceter
Drainerd
Sundar
Prainerd
A. Om
Bob P.m
Pullman
Wheeler & Wilson
The
Davis Music House
Northern Minnesota
Northern Pacific
Hubert
Pine River
Backass
Wothrop
var-Walker
Nary
Bemidji
Om the
Peabody & Baker
Tages
Drargist
Retern
Chichester
Chemeai
Madleon Square
Phllada
Wincasket Co
Ssy
Boston
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