Through Trains Between St Paul and Pacific Coast Schedule
The passenger train timetable lists arrivals and departures for No 1 through No 30, with through trains between St Paul and the Pacific coast. Trains stop at principal stations, operate daily, offer emigrant and Pullman sleepers, and some freight trains carry passengers with tickets but may be canceled without notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Pasco
Wahm
Duluth
Jamestown
Ashland
Alsa East
Brainerd Newsnotes Front Daily Shuffle and Sheriff's Roundup
Police force reduced. J L Smith visited the city Monday. The new bank block sidewalk praised. Cresskell and Shedd dissolved with Mr Shedd retiring. Forepaughs circus to visit Brainerd on August 8. Water coolers and filters sold by D M Clark Co. Hook & Ladder Co No 1 ordered new Leopold Bros uniforms. Geo Leopold and J J Kennedy visited Twin Cities on Tuesday. Ed Hazen resigns from J J Howe Co to move to Minneapolis. H P Cragg celebrates arrival of a new boy. Ceiling cracks noted in Ma nilla Building paper at Clark Co. City treasury replenished by women fined 3457. Clerk Murphy issued 55 dog licenses. thousands of dogs in city. Attorney general rules meat self-use exempts inspection. White Mountain Ice Cream Freezer at Clark Co. Receipts since council took power: 9476 19. disbursements 4166 18. Sam Johnson paid 7 40 for drink Tuesday. F Delaney jailed ten days for fighting. Seventy five milk dealers licensed at Duluth. more licenses than Brainerd dogs. Eddie Rhodes injured riding bicycle near post office annex. Lawn fete by St Pauls church Thursday July 1 in pine grove. grounds lit, refreshments served. guild rooms open. Mille Lacs lake lowering complaints rise. Aitkin party to investigate civil and criminal actions. Lake lowered two years ago, further drop would harm lake. Miss McColl finishes painting lessons in Brainerd. Minnie McCabe teaching Pine Grove school leaves Brainerd after telegram. Motley Register
Dissolution of Dresskell and Shedd Partnership
The firm of Dresskell and Shedd dissolves this day July 2 1889 with M R Shedd retiring. Wm M Dresskell assumes all liabilities and will collect debts due to the firm. All indebted persons are asked to call and settle past due accounts. Ww M Dressxe.t.
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Dresskell
Community notices and upcoming Y M C A events
Barney Mattison is sidelined by scarlet fever. Rev C G Miller speaks to young men Sunday July 7 at 3 30 in the Y M C A hall. Dam improvement party to meet noon train tomorrow. A boy injured by a sky rocket may lose an eye. Art Wilson plans to register in Little Falls after leaving Chicago. Hotel clerk overcharged a Chicago visitor seventy five cents. T A Hildreth state Y M C A secretary speaks to men Monday July 8. admission free. Petition to commute Frank Osborn sentence for grand larceny. Judge Holland and the jury may sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Miller
Y. M. C. A. Hall
Art. Wilson
Little Falls
Chicago
T. A. Hildreth
Frank Osborn
States
Bently
Holland
Duluth Wins as Brainerd Falls in Fourth Inning game
The Duluth and Brainerd Ball clubs met on the fourth with a promising start but Duluth surged in the fourth to score ten runs aided by wild pitches and walks. Riggs and Canan led Duluth in the fifth as Brainerd could not close the gap, final score Duluth 18 Brainerd 10. Umpire Robert T. Chrichter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Brainerd
Riggs
Canan
Evergreen Lodge Officers Installed and Equalization Actions
District Deputy Losey installed Evergreen Lodge No. 9 officers including Noble Grand Peter Pow and Conductor Geo. Abbott. Wildey Lodge No. 37 will install officers Wednesday. Board of Equalization raised several stock and furniture values and set a meeting for the 8th inst. Wedding Bells note Thos Wright and Addie LaFond wed July 2, 1889 in Duluth. A Fergus Falls livestock shippers complaint accuses Northern Pacific of discriminatory tariffs versus St Paul routes, with specific rate disparities cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Losey
Evergreen Lodge No
Noble Grand
Peter Pow
Bruce Parker
Os Mallett
KF. Aeenge
LT. Dean
H. T. Eames
Fergus Falls
Eames Bros
State Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Northern Pacific Railway
St. Paul
Manitoba
Brainerd
Northern Pacific
Gun Club Score Shows Shoot-Off Results and Badges
The last regular shoot score is given with many unreadable fragments. In the shoot-off for the club badge Groves and Wolff competed, with Wolff winning, and Ingersoll winning the chump badge from Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
McClenahan
Groves
LaBar Leo Os
Wilson
Williams Tee Hewn
Searles
Ingersoll
Wewee
Ain
Ferris
Robbins Eee
Wolff
Powers
Fisk
Leonard
Frost Peewee Wee
Ain Weeteeee Weenee
Ferris Wena
Robbins
Swartz
Cwo
Ates
Demeules
Howe
Third annual convention of Fifteenth District WCTU at Brainerd
The Fifteenth District Minnesota WCTU will hold its third annual convention in Brainerd on July 9 and 10, 1889. It covers Itasca Aitkin Hubbard Cass and Crow Wing counties and invites all WCTU unions leagues and interested ministers to attend with delegates and planned entertainment for delegates. C J Veon president Alice D White secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Brainerd
Itasca
Aitkin
Hubbard
Cass
Crow Wing
C. J. Veon
Alice D. Wuite
Sec’y
Notice of New Stateens and Cambrics Arrival for Sale
H I Couen announces the arrival of three large cases of new sateens cambrics lawns and calicos today and a sale at reduced prices. The notice calls attention to the availability and discount for these fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. I. Couen
Estrayed Colt Near Oak Lawn Township June 15
An iron grey colt with a white star on its forehead strayed from S. W. Gray’s Oak Lawn residence around June 15. A reward is offered for information leading to its recovery. Contact H. J. Cunningham at the corner of 10th and Laurel streets in Brainerd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Gray
Oak Lawn Township
H. J. Cunningham
Cor
10Th
Laurel Streets
Brainerd
Weather for Parasols And Farther Advertisements
SO WARM AND BRIGHT. Just the weather for Parasols. We have them at all prices. Henry I. Cowen. For Sale Good fresh cow, also young horse. Inquire of S. Walker. June 30th to July 14th exclusive tickets will be for sale at Brainerd to Nashville Tenn and return for 30 62 the round trip on account of the National Educational Association. Good to return Sept 10th, July 2nd 3rd and 4th round trip tickets will be sold between all stations within a limit of 300 miles for one fare the round trip good to return July 5th. North Star lung and throat balsam is a sure cure for coughs and colds. 33 Fans Collars Ruchings Gloves Silk Mitts Corsets Handkerchiefs Cuffs Laces Ribbons Neckwear Hosiery Jerseys Jet Wraps Underwear Wayter To exchange a piano for a driving horse Apply to J A Mc Coll Brainerd Minn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd
Nashville
Tenn
National Educational Association
Henry I. Cowen
Dr Finner’s Golden Relief Promoted For Wide Ailments
An old advertisement extols Dr Finner’s Golden Relief as the quick cure for finger nail hammering pain and many other conditions. It claims relief for diarrhoea pain in the stomach burns flesh cuts neuralgia and rheumatism and touts value equal to its weight in gold. The ad markets lawns at five cents a yard in Henry IL Cowen.
Lawns Challis Organ Dies Mulls India Linens
Stock listing notes Lawns Challis Organ dies and Mulls India Linens offered by Henny J. CouHen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Henny J. CouHen
Summer train fares and stumpage sale notice
Commencing May 4th the Saturday excursion rates to Perham at 1.45, Brainerd to Perham and return, and Brainerd to Detroit Lake and return at 185. The round trip will take effect for the season. These tickets will be available for No. 3 and No. 5 going on Saturday and returning not later than No. 6 on Monday following. Round trip tickets will be for sale daily good for 30 days. Brainerd to Perham and return 3.40 and Brainerd to Detroit and return 4.45. Summer Meeting of St Paul Driving Club round trip tickets from Brainerd to St Paul and return 5.50. Will be sold July 9th to 11th good to return July 13th. SA The finest assortment and bed rock prices. by Henry J. Cowen. Sale of Stumpage on State Lands. State of Minnesota, Land Office. Sarr Parr, June 26th, 1889. Notice is hereby given that I will offer at public auction at my office in Saint Paul on Friday August 30th 1889 at 1 o clock p m all Pine Stump age on State Lands exposed to waste or damage in accordance with Section 47 Chapter 38 General Statutes of 1878. W. W. BRADEN, Com. of the State Land Office a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd
Rice Lake
Northern Pacific
Main Street
Perham
Detroit Lake
Detroit
St. Paul
State of Midyesota
Lanp
Sarr Parr
Saint Paul
W. W. Braden
State Land Office
Religious and Educational News Roundup from Era Articles
The items report on Episcopalian workers in New York and a bishop licensing a missionary, Prof. L W Spring leaving the State University of Kansas for Williams College, and Dakotas public school data with 3,278 schools and $2.14 million receipts. It notes temperance talk at Reading, mission giving by Indian women, Salvation Temple Toronto as a large meeting house, court remarks on education and crime, and a London Sunday school warning against making Bible reading a punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopalians
New York
Sun
L. W. Spring
State University of Kansas
Williams College
Williams
Dakota
Chicago Mail
Bishop Bowman
Reading
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Protestant Episcopal Church
N. Y. Tribune
Presbyterian Synod of
Christian Union
Salvation Temple
Toronto
Salvation Army
Canada
General Booth
Toronto Globe
London
J.T. Briscoe
Cerebresk
Protect Our Bread from adulterated baking powders
Public health warning warns against adulterated baking powders especially those containing lime, alum and phosphates. It advocates strict enforcement of laws and favors Royal Baking Powder as the pure safe option free of unwanted additives. Royal claims superior leavening and digestibility across bread biscuits and cakes.
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Sleeper’s Park Addition
Sleeper
C. B. Sleeper
Edward Hazen
Ofice
J. J. Howe & CO
Farrar & Forsyth Add
Silver St
John O’connor
Clara St
San Francisco
Cal
R. EX. Walters
the Drug Store
Front Street
Night Bell
N. McFadden
I. OU. White
White & White
Contractor & Builder
ALLO
Laurel Street
M. Hagberg
M. Hacberg
Odd Fellows
L. W. Burrell
Brainerd Dispatch
Crow Wing County
Itas
N. H. Ingersoll, F. W. Wieland
Editors and Proprietors
Minnesota
Minneosta
J. L. Smith
Cresskell
Forepaugh’s Circus
D. M. Clark & Co
Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1
Leopold Bros
Geo. Leopold and
J. J. Kennedy
Twin Cities
Ed. Hazen
Minneapolis
H. P. Cragg
Manilla
Murphy
White Mountain
D. M. Clark & Co’s
Sam Johnson
F. Delaney
Eddie Rhodes
A. J. Demeules
Ladies of
St. Paul's Church
Mille Lacs Lake
A. Y. Merrill
Barney Mattison
F. Hall
Ege Clap
McComber
Irfac
Neffec
Owe
Johnson Ib
Whiteker If
Lackelf
Howe Ab Bail Ware
Pattersoncarf
Wagner
Robert T. Chrichter
Brainerd Gun Club
Fair Grounds
St. Cloud
Fargo
Hughes
Smith
A. L. Cramb
John Tillman
Wm. Tillman
Hugh Metzel
Mike
Mr. Robbins
White
Bain
Fisk and
Britton
BMS Cos
Aced
PAO Aun
Eco
Labor
Éth
Hack and
Veon
Ferris and
Birds
la Bar
LaBar
A. L. Hoff
C. McDonald
Dynamo
Tisha Dines
Hs Ag Rod
D. Ra Ogche Tan Baek
Whiteley
Bluff Avenue
Ninth
Norwood Street
Council On Motion
Block 127
C. Moberg
Johnson & Cowan
N. Schroeder
Geo. Keough
Jerome Kelleher
J. H. Kellehan
Jno
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Wolff Re
Powers Eee Eee
Veon Ee Eee Ee
Smith Eee Wwee
Britton Eee Ee Ee
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Fis
Hack Ee
Leonard Serene
MacClenahan
Wilson Ee Ee
Williams Eee Ee
Searles Eee Weer
See
Eae
Robbins Ereeeeee Cees
Cowan
Spalding
Hazen
F. W
New Lodge
Board of Equalization
Koop Bros
Wm. Paine
C. M. Patek
Max Shapiro
W. Courtney
Walcut—LaFond
Father Watry
Thos. Wright
Addie LaFond
Wright
John LaFond
Soros
W. C. T. U. Convention
S. Walker
North Star
Wayter
J. A. McColl, Brainerd
Minn
Phunny Phigures
Phour
Henry IL
Cowen
Henry J. Cowen
Dixth
Bed Rock
J.J. Kennedy & Co
Sixth Street South
Brainerd, Minn
Johnson & Bain’s
R. “Arbrer
P. S
Jersey City
N. J
United States
U. S. Treasury
Internal Revenue
Burt & Mears
Snyder
E.C. West
Johnson & Bain
Denis Bros
Tomyma
Vsrf
Seventh St
Front & Laurel
C. C. Curtiss
Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minn
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