Local News Condensed Highlights From Brainerd
Hoffman negotiates chattel loans. Fire department responded to a false alarm on Tuesday. Henry Preston named police officer after Fred McNaughton resigned. Electric light wires go into the M. E. church and parsonage. Annie Martin fractured her wrist in a Tuesday fall. Charles Millspaugh granted an original pension of 6 per month on Saturday. Dr Ribbel advertises dentistry with gold porcelain fillings and Odontunder extractions. St Paul’s church invites Rev C W Nauman of Ohio for a sermon series. Jos Bissiar opens Gately Supply Co branch on Seventh street for home furnishings. Robert Sturgeon’s pension raised from 12 to 17 per month on Saturday. Mrs Ferris and Mrs Ferris hosted an evening at their Sixth and Kingwood residence. N C Beaudette returns to Brainerd after selling barber business stake to Bemidji. Woman’s Catholic Order of Foresters entertain at Columbian block lodge rooms. Dresskell’s City Band to perform at Feb 20 concert. programme to be announced.
Thugs Rob Young Man on Laurel Street
Earnest Babcock, a Dodge Center native working in the woods, was robbed on Laurel Street near Gilkessie's barn after a saloon meeting. He reported the attack to police and two suspects were arrested, with one man identified by Babcock as an assailant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Babcock
Laurel Street
Babcock
Dodge Center
Brainerd
Kellehan
Gillespie
Ladies Host Tea and Plan Dance at Parker Home
Mrs F S Parker Mrs Geo W Ames and Mrs Carrie Ditmar entertain a number of their lady friends this afternoon at a coffee at Mrs Parker's residence. Invitations go out for a dancing party next Tuesday at Walker hall. J W Kelley once employed at the Y M C A lies dangerously ill at Mrs M D Ford's home with a nurse and funds needed for care being raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Parker
Geo. W. Ames
Carrie Ditmar
J. W. Kelley
M. D. Ford
Masonic Lodge Initiates 25 Candidates in Brainerd
Bh a Caeesele Brainerd Lodge No 47 A U W initiated a class of twenty five candidates at their lodge room in the Columbian block last evening Grand Master Workman J M Dimen of Owatonna was present and Staples lodge members attended After initiation ladies of the Degree of Honor served a supper The addition places Brainerd Lodge among the citys secret societies Also listed are Staples members F M Chadbourn J W Clary Joseph Schmeltz L B Hornbeck H hentelater W F Hurd A Leazat F E Powers Jerry Glant J S Palmer and L M Davis GONE BEYOND Elizabeth Hogan died of heart disease at 16 Funeral at St Francis church Sunday at 2300 oclock Mrs Ann Scott died age 73 Funeral held at St Francis church Rev Lynch J C Brophy and James and John Scott attended Mrs Fanny Wray 62 died pneumonia in Brainerd
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd Lodge
Columbian Block
J. M. Diment
Owatonna
Staples Lodge
Staples
F. M. Chadbourn
J. W. Clary
Joseph Schmeltz
L. B. Hornbeck
H. Hentelater
W. F. Hurd
A. Leazat
F. E. Powers
Jerry Glant
J. S. Palmer
L. M. Davis
Ann Scott
J. Bissiar
St. Francis Catholic Church
Father Lynch
J. C. Brophy
James
John Scott
St. Paul
Births Reported Across Local Homes
Friends congratulated Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bachelder on the Saturday birth of a daughter. I N Smith celebrated a Friday cigar party for a son born Thursday. A daughter arrived last week to Mr. and Mrs. H W Joncas. Mr and Mrs Hans Erickson welcomed a newborn daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bachelder
I. N. Smith
Mother
Babe
Staples World
H. W. Joncas
Mosquitos vs Saw Mill Headlines From Staples World
A. F. Lively visited Sylvan and Little Falls, hinting at a trip to Minneapolis. He plans to find another saw mill, noting the area’s summer buzz is different and lonesome without family in residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Lively
Sylvan
Little Falls
Minneapolis
January Wedding of James D. Green and Gertrude Jarboe
James D. Green and Miss Gertrude Jarboe united in marriage by Rev. G W Gallagher on Monday January 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Green
Gertrude Jarboe
G. W. Gallagher
Marriage License Issued to McCue and Rankin
A marriage license was issued Monday by the clerk of the court to David McCue and Annie Rankin, authorizing their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David McCue
Annie Rankin
Wedding of Miss Anna D. Thompson and Andrew C. Nelson
Miss Anna D. Thompson and Andrew C. Nelson were married at the Danish Lutheran church in Elmdale on Saturday afternoon January 13. Rev. C Falch officiated with Miss Inga Miller of Brainerd as bridesmaid and Widrick Thompson as best man. The bride, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs N P Thompson, wore white cashmere with satin belt and pearl buckle. attendants wore white and bouquets of myrtle. A wedding dinner followed at the bride's parents’ home with many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmdale
Little Falls
Big Nine Store Announces Deep Winter Discounts
A cold spell boosts discounts at R. F. Walters' Big 9 shoe store on 6th Street. In politics, Brigham H. Roberts, the Mormon representative-elect from Utah, was excluded from the House by a 268 to 60 vote yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Walters
Big 9 Shoe Store
6Th Street
House
Brigham H. Roberts
Utah
Church Activities and Upcoming Meetings
The Sunday school at St. Pauls Episcopal will host a silver tea in the Guild room on Friday evening February 2. Rev G W Gallagher preaches at both Sunday services with topics Fullness of Christ and Christ as a Friend. Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets with Mrs D K Fullerton January 31 from 2 30 to 4 30. Revival services continue at the M E church with Sabbath subjects Noahs Dove and The General Judgment. Epworth League at 6 30 led by R G Vallentyne on Simon and Us. M E Ladies Aid met at the parsonage with Mrs Clulow. plans include an Ireland lecture February 9 and a Martha Washington supper February 22. The aid society will meet with Mrs J M Elder next Wednesday at 2 30. lunch and collection will be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
G. W. Gallagher
Christ
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
D. K. Fullerton
Ninth Street North
Epworth League
R. G. Vallentyne
Simon and Us
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Aid Society
J. M. Elder
The Nominee at Gardiner House Delights Dallas Audiences
The Nominee a witty light comedy at Gardnere house last night features Walter Walker as Jack Medford delivering sharp dialogue and lively facial expressions. Cast includes Percy S. Sharpe Annie Mortimer Clayton Legge and Mildred St Pierre in a well rehearsed, balanced performance praised as one of the best local stage efforts. Jan 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Walter Walker
Jack Medford
Percy S. Sharpe
Annie Mortimer
Clayton Legge
Mildred St. Pierre
Dallas Morning News
Gardneree House
Oak Lawn Gems and Local Happenings
Local notes report John Fource active in horse trading this winter and J A Jackson busy ceiling work on J B Porter kitchen. Prospective dairy gains as a new milch cow arrives. Mrs Frank Cameron visits Daggett Brook with daughter Mrs L B Stearns. Gus Johnson hosts a large dinner for Oak Lawn Brainerd friends. Fred Aspaolin returns from lumber woods. his father improves ill health. Friedsam hosts a large Oak Lawn Brainerd dancing party and supper. D W Wayt trains at blacksmithing, fixing wagon tires with thrift. Shoes offered at R F Walters Big 9 on 6th street with good values in Vici Kid and Box Calf leather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fource
J. A. Jackson
J. B. Porter
Frank Cameron
L. B. Stearns
Daggett Brook
Gus. Johnson
Fred Aspaolin
Joseph Friedsam
Oak Lawn
D. W. Wayt
Vici Kid
R. F. Walters
Big 9 Shoe Store
6Th Street
Pertinent Personal Notes From Beaver County Blade
Local column lists multiple residents and visitors including C. E. Peabody heading to Mankato and Mrs. E. A. McKay to St. Paul. Others travel to St. Paul, Pine Island, Hackensack, Pipestone, and Mandan. Utah climate appeal prompts N. P. White to relocate to Salt Lake, contrasting with Minnesota and California weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. White
Brainerd
Minn
W. M. White
The
Blade
Beaver
N. P
Utah
Salt Lake
Minnesota
California
Beaver County
Prices At R. F. Walters The Big 9 Shoe Store
Prices at R F Walters The Big 9 shoe store reflect cash demand sensitivity as shoppers respond to changing conditions. The piece notes how consumer spending shifts with prices and market signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Walters
Big 9
Brainerd Man a Victim in Butte Smallpox Plague
Anaconda dispatch reports smallpox raging in Butte and Anaconda with many cases. A Brainerd man named Chambers is among the victims, confined in a guarded house alongside others. He wrote on a window pane, This is the real thing, expressing somber acceptance as death approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Mont
Epiton
Butte
Chambers
Brainerd
Reckless to go with cold feet over shoe deal
A cheeky ad urges readers not to hesitate and buy Felt shoes priced at 2.50 with a dollar sixty five cent coupon at R F Walters big 9 shoe store on 6th street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Walters
Big 9
6Th Street
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Hoffman
Henry Preston
Fred McNaughton
M. E
Annie Martin
Charles Millspaugh
Department
Ribbel
St. Paul's Church
C. W. Nauman
Ohio
Jos. Bissiar
Gately Supply Co
Duluth
Seventh Street
Robert Sturgeon
Washington
B. A. Ferris
A. F. Ferris
Sixth and
Kingwood
N.C. Beaudette
First National Bank
Bemidji
Catholic Order of Foresters
Dresskell
L. M. Brown
Backus-Brooks
East Brainerd
E. H. Green
Second Congregational Church
Rev
Bortel
Elizabeth Hogan
Jerry Hogan
St. Francis Church
Fanny Wray
J. S. Wray
St. Could
St. Cloud
Mrs
Hans Erickson
Publication
OAK Lawn Gems
C. E. Peabody
Mankato
E. A. McKay
C. J. Wilson
C. N. Parker
John Denis
H. C. Stivers
West Superior
R. R. Wise
J. G. Ralfstad
Crookston
J. W. Eckert
Pine Island
Charlotte Whitney
Robert Caughie
Hackensack
Bolin & Wood
Mellie Hubbard
Eloise Smith
Fred Small
Alaska
Winnie Small
F. W. Wieland
Pipestone
Frank White
Mandan
N. P. Company
Harry Craig
Pittsburgh
W. E. Entriken
Maud Lang
Josephine White
Hartford, Conn
Grover, Georgie
Grace White
L. P. White, Jr
Underskirts
Our Center
Ladies Shoes
Veiga
Front
S. L. Sheridan
WM. M. Dresskell
Sixth Street
Dr. Sheridan
Northwest
WM. M. Dreeskell
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