Braided Minae Era Leads Gem Makn
Braided Minae era leads Gem Makn in a staged event as spectators watch notable figures perform. The report highlights the craft, community interest, and local engagement around the unusual display.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1897
Page
4
Braided Minae era leads Gem Makn in a staged event as spectators watch notable figures perform. The report highlights the craft, community interest, and local engagement around the unusual display.
Readable items note insurance firms Smith and Winslow and D. M. Clark Co offering services and storage. Arlington laundry unveils new delivery wagon. Mons Mablum sells fine table butter. Losey and Deans promote lawn sprayers and ice cream sodas at McFadden Drug Co. Hoffmans expands furniture offerings. Brainerd train schedule updates and local train stop details. Community events include barn dances, church picnics, pension awards, a Welsh pony gift, and an ice cream festival netting over $50. A Minneapolis court upholds bicycle cow bell as legal alarm. hay stampage sold. Pabst depot break-in suspected.
Local bits report spring meat ads at Bane & Bane and dental services by Dr Ribbel and Dr Hemstead. Moves include W Hemstead becoming proprietor of Atwood drug store then selling to Lager Brag Os. Post G A B members return from Beaiverd convention. The Brainerd merry go round moves to Little Falls for July 4th. various locals share travel, boat sale, and freight diversion plans.
On Thursday morning seventy additional men were put to work in the NP shops 30 in the blacksmith shop and 40 in the car shops. The company is building many new cars for the fall trade and more men may be added to finish them before cold weather. The blacksmith shop crew will rise as work accumulates 108 men are now employed there.
Notice to Brainerd readers to visit Walker on July 3 for cheaper steamboat travel on the Leila D with comparable or better accommodations. N Datty, proprietor, offers cabinet photographs at $1.50 per dozen for a few days longer. Dryspace.
The Yoke Fellows Band presented Mr. J. L. Snyder a elegant easy chair at his Main Street home. The note thanks Snyder for his Christian life and influence and praises his manly courage and welfare work. Cabinet photographs offered at $1.50 per dozen as weather closes Dryspas Business Houses on July 5th.
J H Hallett and Fred Laken report several Mille Lacs Indians died after consuming painkiller and other preparations bought from a trader at Malone's point during the payment season. Chiefs Wee Sug and three others perished with others in critical condition as authorities head to the scene to locate the seller.
A severe storm on Thursday morning saw lightning strike a Forsyth street and Fourth avenue house owned by P. Raseh and occupied by J. E. Thomas foreman of the N. P. boiler shops. The family of five slept through the crash as rooms show torn plaster stove turned and scattered goods but no burns or injuries were reported.
The Brainerd city council met in special session with most members present and adopted reports from the street commissioner and city clerk. Mayor Nevers approved special police for circus day and encampment, listing 21 appointees. Bills were allowed and referrals made. arc-light removal discussed. G A R post thanked. council adjourned to July 6. Personal items note numerous residents visiting, traveling, and returning from nearby cities.
Last Tuesday at Bay Lake Miss Lily Wasserzieher daughter of Otto and Mrs Wasserzieher wed Orla C Coffin of Deerwood. The ceremony at the bride’s parents home was officiated by Rev Carver of Duath with a crowd of friends present. A reception followed and the couple left for Duluth for a lake trip. Wasserzieher, a respected teacher, earns many well wishes for happiness and a peaceful life together.
Water rents for the third quarter of 1897 are due on July 1 and must be paid on or before July 10. The Minnesota Water Works Co urges prompt payment. water will be shut off for any consumer in default after the tenth. Office First National Bank Building.
For sale by all druggists, 26 cents. The ad lists TT for grip and colds and No 10 for dyspepsia as medicinal remedies available nationwide.
Deputy Cullen and Officer Fulton arrested Jacob Kirsh at Koop's brick yard on a complaint by J. Harrington charging grand larceny in the second degree. The case stems from a July fire at Brainerd depot where two overcoats and a suit disappeared, later recovered at local shops. Kirsh resisted arrest, escaping through a window before being captured after shots were fired. A ten day adjournment was granted at Kirsh's court appearance.
Professor William Libby of Princeton leads six student explorers to reach the top of the 700 foot high Acoma mesa near Albuquerque using tailless kites to drop a rope and haul themselves up the cliff. They seek ancient city clues and pottery fragments reported from the summit.
Toronto inventor F A Knapp unveils a three cylinder roller ship with two outer 110 by 20 feet braced drums and a central engine cylinder. Friction drives the paddle wheel design aided by $10,000 from George Goodwin and aims for a 750 by 150 foot monster if successful.
The Danish steamship Ingolf reports discovery of a submarine mountain range in the southern Davis Strait during deep sea explorations along Iceland and Greenland coasts conducted by the Ingolf crew.
In probate court Special Term on June 7 1897 the matter of the estate of George Merwarth deceased was heard.
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