Brainerd Area News Touts Local Events And Business Deals
Hoffman negotiates chattel loans. A new twelve pound baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Zakariasen. Brainerd Business College active with strong hiring demand. Mrs. S. F. Alderman hosted a card party for Mrs. C E. Chiperfield. Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised as instant relief for burns cuts sprains and stings. Mrs. E. B. McCullough entertained lady friends at her residence on Seventh street north. The M W A hall at Pequot to be opened with a grand ball for Camp No 6813. A. L. Ritter buys a $15,000 drug store in Spokane Falls. Clerk W A M Johnston ill with quinsy but improving. Kangaroo calf shoes advertised at reduced prices by R F Walters Big 9 shoe Store. Brainerd College demand for workers exceeds supply. Mrs. Jane Kramer thanks Relief Corps and friends for support. Bemidji and Beltrami county magazine write-up issued by H C Stivers. John Dennis foundry fire destroys portions but machine shop and granite work saved. Fire origin unknown per Little Falls Democrat. White Cross lodge Knights of Pythias hosts installation with Rev G W Gallagher and C D Johnson speaking. Lodge flourishing with social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. McCullough
Seventh Street North
M. W. A. Hall
Pequot
Marriages and memorials reflect Brainerd area ties
Geo W Scott wed Ida Lanor at Elk River and travels to Bemidji for logging work with P. and E. Waite. Louis Hughes and Jennie Sundberg married at West Superior as Mrs Sundberg returns from city visit. Chas H Flansburg wed Miss Etta Green via license issued the 9th. News arrives of Mc Schroeder’s Detroit death after a recent accident. Maud Evans travels to St Paul to attend sister Della Evans’s funeral in Stillwater. Erick Thunnell dies of cancer. Albert Adler dies of erysipelas. First National Bank reelects A F Ferris as president and G D LaBar as cashier. Geo H Brown and Fred A Farrar elected bookkeeper and W H Koostemper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Scott
Ida Lanor
Elk River
Mrs. Scott
Brainerd
Bemidji
P. & E. Waite
Louis Hughes
Jennie Sundberg
West Superior
F. G. Sundberg
Hughes
Detroit
Mc. Schroeder
Mr. Schroeder
Maud Evans
St. Paul
Della Evans
Stillwater
First National Bank
A. F. Ferris
G. D. LaBar
Northwest
Geo. H. Brown
Fred A. Farrar
W. H. Koop
Church Revival and Services Across Local Congregations
Rev W A Chord leads four revival meetings at Philbrook this week. St Pauls Episcopal holds Sunday services at 10 30 am with Sunday School at 12 noon and choir practice Friday at 8 pm at E M Biggs residence. Presbyterian women meet Mrs McClelland 85 Ninth St N next Wednesday Jan 24 2 30 to 4 30 pm. Rev A H Carver to Minneapolis Monday to consult on Macalester College improvements. Mrs Carver to accompany him. Ladies Aid at Parsonage Jan 24 2 pm lunch and collection. Presbyterian service Sunday morning. evening sermon by Rev Dr Dickinson St Paul. Sunday School at noon. C E groups 3 pm and Christian Endeavor 6 30 pm. Scandinavian Union Temperance meets Jan 21 7 30 pm at Swedish Mission on 9th St S with H O Helseth and J A Johnson speakers and Q&A. Congregational Bible sermon Sunday morning by Rev J W Dickinson of St Paul. union service arranged by Ministerial Alliance. evening Rev G W Gallagher on Ideal of Christ. Revival at M E Church continues led by Rev J Clulow and wife with offerings next Sunday 10 30 am Isaac theme and 7 35 pm Excuses. Epworth League 6 30 pm led by Georgia Clulow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Cheir
E. M. Bigg
Ladies and Society of the Presbyterian Church
A. H. Carver
Minneapolis
Macalester College
Dr. Dickinson
St. Paul
C. E
Christian Endeavor
Scandinavian Union Temperance
Swedish Mission Church
9Th Street South
H. O. Helseth
J. A. Johnson
Congregational Church
J. W. Dickinson
The
Bible Society
Ministerial Alliance
G. W. Gallagher
Christ
M. E
J. Clulow
Clulow
Isaac
Personal notes from Duluth to Fargo and Brainerd
A roundup of visits and travels mentions Hon A F Ferris Duluth, Murphy at Little Falls, W E Seelye heading to Washington, John Bailey from Walker, Mrs Cora Kelley to Minneapolis, Mrs Moses Derocher to Little Falls, Mrs C E Chiperfield to Canton Illinois, J A Johnson to visit his sister in Duluth, Miss Selma Berkel visiting Brainerd, Miss Georgia Murray to Fargo, W E Winslow from Minneapolis on business and pleasure, Frank W Tuffis deputy US marshal in city, Mrs James Rhodes back from Minneapolis, Miss Mary Hollenbeck with Miss Georgia Alexander in Duluth, Mrs Sarah Sleeper from Ohio and Minneapolis, Miss Gertie M Scott and Miss M Parker of Elk River guests of Mrs Parker Waite, Dr C R Clark from Youngstown visiting Henry Tucker, Long Prairie Leader note, Milton McFadden to St Paul as Mason lodge delegate, Mrs Geo Redding back to Minneapolis, Mrs Mary Bell from Long Prairie, Mrs E H Hoar and son Blair visiting from St Paul, Freeman Thorpe to Fargo to paint portraits, Mrs J R Westfall and Miss Jennie Small to California for winter, Fred Small accompanying to Copper River with F E Potter’s Omaha company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Ferris
Duluth
Lawyer Murphy
Little Falls
W. E. Seelye
Washington, D. C
John Bailey
Walker
Cora Kelley
Minneapolis
Frank W. Tuffis
Long Prairie
United States
James Rhodes
Gertie M. Scott
M. Parker
Elk River
Parker Waite
C. R. Clark
Youngstown
Ohio
E. H. Hoar
Blair
St. Paul
Hoar
D. D. Smith
Freeman Thorpe
Fargo
J. R. Westfall
Jennie Small
Fed Ist
California
Fred Small
Copper River Country
Omaha
F. E. Potter
Installation of Thomas Post No 30 and Woman's Relief Corps No 47
Saturday evening at Odd Fellows Hall a regular meeting included installing new officers for Thomas Post No 30 G A R with Commander J A Wilson and others from various veteran companies. Relief Corps officers were installed by Mrs Bertha Theviot, banquet followed, about 75 people attended, both societies in excellent condition and poised to flourish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Thomas Post No
Woman's Relief Corps
John C. Congdon
J. A. Wilson
Co. O
Albert Fox
S.C. Martin, Co. B, 20 Wis. V. I. Surg.—J. B. Lancaster
George W. Healey
N. Y
Q. M.S
Alexander Hall
Millpaugh
Sylvester
Relief Corps
Bertha Theviot
Leather lined shoes at R. F. Waters Big 9 Shoe Store sale
The ad promotes leather lined shoes with heavy soles and the latest style at R. F. Waters Big 9 Shoe Store located on 6th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Waters
Big 9 Shoe Store
6Th Street
Sewell Lake Jottings Spur Logging Interest
Snow fall prompts local farmers to enter logging as a new activity. Mrs. Geo Foster returns to Brainerd after a week with her sister. P E Gelow comes back from Montana after five years away. The community wonders what happened to James Spencer and his promised entertainment last Saturday night as a large crowd felt disappointed by his no show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Foster
Brainerd
Ole Anderson
P. E. Gelow
Montana
James Spencer
Tris Fe
Hammett family notes and sermon announced
Eldon Etchings and M L Hammett lost hay in a marsh fire last week. J L Hammett entertained his son Denille Hammett and William Dean from Morristown Minnesota. Mrs M L Hammett and children visited daughters at Crowell's mill. Little Charlie Isles drank camphor but was saved by his mother. Rev Dr Forbes preaches at Eldon schoolhouse February 14 at 7:30, invite a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Hammett
J. L. Hammett
Denille Hammett
William Dean
Morristown, Minn
Mrs. Markell
Myrtle Hammett
Crowell’s Mill
Charlie Isles
Dr. Forbes
Eldon
Meeting and entertainment notice from local directors
The meeting next Sunday is for ladies and gentlemen with Mrs. Clulow addressing the audience. All are invited. The entertainment next Tuesday evening promises a fine program and a good audience. Directors aim to make a piano payment this month.
Made Young Again by Dr King’s New Life Pills Claim
Advertisement asserts two weeks of nightly use by H Turner of Dempseytown Pennsylvania restored youth. Pills praised for liver stomach and bowels. Purely vegetable and non upsetting. Price two cents at Johnson’s Pharmacy and McFadden Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
H. Turner
Dempseytown
Johnson's Pharmacy
McFadden Drug Co
Promptly Paid Insurance and Local Notices
Thankful note from WILHELMINA Hoppe for prompt payment of a 1000 dollar life policy on her late husband. Open Weather Shoe Sale promotes winter goods and footwear at R F Waters Big 9 Shoe Store on 6th Street. Father seeks ten teams for hauling lumber from Long Lake. inquiries at Mons Mahlum's Laurel Street store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Sons of Hermann
Wilhelmina Hoppe
Long Lake North
Mons Mahlum
Laurel St
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoffman
P. M. Zakariasen
Brainerd Business College
S. F. Alderman
C E. Chiperfield
Monarch
Thomas Eclectric
A. L. Ritter
Staples
Spokane Falls
W. A. M. Johnston
R. F. Walters
Big 9
Sixth Street
Jane Kramer
Beltrami
H. C. Stivers
John Dennis
Democrat
White Cross Lodge No. 30
Knights of Pythias
Columbian Block
C. D. Johnson
Chas. H. Flansburg
Etta Green
Nick Schroeder
Erick Thunnell
Lumberman's Hospital
Albert Adler
First National
W. A. Chord
Philbrook
Moses Derocher
C. E. Chiperfield
Canton, Il
Selma Berkel
Georgia Murray
W. E. Winslow
Mary Hollenbeck
Georgia Alexander
Sarah L. Sleeper
Henry Tucker
Long Prairie Leader
Milton McFadden
Aurora Lodge No
Masonic Grand Lodge
Mary Bell
Jos. Weishalla
Co. L
Gardner Hall
Kelsey
P. J. Murphy
C. A. Allbright
B. Rowley
J. R. Smith
O. A. Peterson
S. R. Adair
Wm. Nelson
C. A. Wilkins
Chas. Osterlund
Wm. Koop
R. Adair
H. J. Linneman
Knoll- McNeil Concert Co
Gardner Opera House
Mr. Knoll
Miss McNeil
J. H. Zimmerman
America
Zimmerman
Sewell Lake
Ati
Henry J. Cohen
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