Community notes from Brainerd area and surroundings
Sunday school special service at Baptist church next Sunday at 8 pm. Fire last Saturday destroyed John Leonard’s Ft. Ripley residence, partially insured. Mr and Mrs Peter Mauer welcome a baby girl at East Brainerd since Monday. Brakeman on Brainerd and Northern Minnesota injured but not fatally. Geo F Burton moved to the se coast with family. D Mahoney to open East Brainerd bakery next week. Correction: M Hagberg not purchasing Lake View property. H Palding owner. Gray and Wheatley machinery firm dissolved. L Threadgould buys half interest. Gull Lake summer resort buildings to be repaired. W J Smith in charge. $2,000 budget. New St Paul Brainerd engines weigh 128,000 pounds, wheels 5 ft 9 in, speed 60 mph. High School class of 93 commencement June 13 at 8 pm in opera house. Dental work with Dr Niven available June 23–26. Little Falls party plans river trip to St Paul. lodging/board sought for teachers at summer school. notify J A Wilson. Gull Lake bridge work praised under Commissioner Smith. Don’t fear tooth extraction. Dr Niven’s method available June 23–26.
Insurance Inspector Demands Clean-Up Before Rates Rise
J. B. McLeran, district insurance inspector, is in the city and plans to push for higher rates if rubbish at rear of business blocks is not cleared. He emphasizes action to improve conditions and cites potential rate increases as leverage.
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J. B. McLeran
Knights of Pythias to observe annual decoration ceremonies
White Cross Lodge No. 30 will hold Sunday services at the M E church with Brigade Chaplain E G Sanderson delivering the sermon in the evening. On Tuesday at 2 30 p m the order will march to the cemetery to decorate the graves of deceased members.
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White Cross Lodge No. 30
Knights of Pythias
M. E
E. G. Sanderson
Order
State vs Joseph H. Markham Change of Venue Motion Noted
County attorney served notice of a motion for change of venue in the case against Joseph H. Markham. The preferred place is uncertain but Duluth is suspected as a possible venue, previously mentioned in connection with Minneapolis Journal.
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Joseph H. Markham
Duluth
Minneapolis Journal
Wanted Middle Age Men for Agency Subscriptions
A National Business Protective Agency seeks several middle aged gentlemen to travel and solicit subscriptions from business men. Applicants must provide good references and a $300 bond for permanent employment. Inquire at the Roth Building office in Hannibal.
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National Business Protective Agency
Roth
Hannibal
Governor urged to mobilize troops for prize fight at Little Falls
The Globe asserts that Governor Nelson should order the adjutant general to prepare the Minnesota National Guard for a forced march with three days rations and bayonets fixed. It suggests consulting the former governor Merrian for guidance and even raising three regiments for display.
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Gov. Nelson
Little Falls
Govenor
Gov. Merrian
St. Cloud Falls 4 to 7 in Brainerd Tilt
The St. Cloud baseball team returned from Brainerd after a Tuesday game that ended 7 to 4 in favor of Brainerd. A large Memorial Day crowd watched the 3 PM contest. St. Cloud players criticized umpire Rogers as the best Pine City player, and invite Granite City to replay on July 4.
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St. Cloud Journal
St. Cloud
Brainerd
Rogers
Pine City
Granite City
Local druggist settles accounts in Brainerd notice
Sam McFappex announces the sale of his stock of drugs to Frank B. Johnson and asks patrons to settle all accounts immediately. He requests anyone with claims to present them at once and thanks supporters for past patronage in Brainerd dated June 3.
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Frank B. Johnson
Sam
McFappex
Brainerd
Pacia Meggmer Fight Promised In Little Falls June 20
John Pacia and Win Meggquier have posted $150 stakes each with E. McDonald of Little Falls as final stakeholder for a 25 round purse and gate receipts bout in Little Falls on June 20. Megquier, training at 233 pounds, will trim to 215 while Pacia weighs about 195. Pacia trains at Gardner's hall and is in excellent form as promoter Frank Shepley reports Megquier in top condition with the opera house stage converted to a training room.
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Pacia-Meggmer
John Pacia
Win Meggquier
E. McDonald
Little Falls
Red Sand Lake
Megquier
Pacia
Gardner's Hall
Royalton
Meggurre
Frank Shepley
Minneapolis
Shepley
Megquire
Montana
Opera House
Braryerp Water Co Enforces Lawn Use Rules
The Braryerp Water Co announces strict enforcement of rules Nos. 8 and 9 for lawn, garden, and window sprinkling. An extra man will enforce compliance from June 10 1893 and off hours supply may be shut off. A one dollar turn on fee applies.
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Braryerp Water Co
A. E. Veon Returns to Business With New Stock
Laurel street jeweler A. E. Veon announces he is back in business after settling claims and launching a fresh stock of silverware watches and jewelry at reduced prices. Readers are invited to visit the store to see the new goods and sales. Gilbert Lade park opens with boat livery and a new drive from the dam for boating and fishing. J. F. McGinnis & Co. promote a 30 day sale and McGinnis Co. offers a large child footwear line and a broad reduction sale at Bredfeld's. Ice cream at Mrs. Dressen's parlors and unexcelled art work services are advertised.
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A. E. Veon
Laurel Street
Imself
Gilbert
J. F. McGinnis & Co
Seventh
Front Streets
Prompt payments by Brainerd Saving Association mark Eager settlement
The Workingmen's Mutual Saving Association of Brainerd Minnesota sets a fast record for claims payments. General agent J E Ireland settled an accident with John Priest within five minutes of filing, and paid William J Dobson in under an hour after claim papers were filed.
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Workingmen’s Mutual Saving Association
Brainerd
Minn
J. E. Ireland
John Priest
Wm. J. Dobson
Staples World
Sundbergs J F McGinnis Co Clark Co Ads From Town
A collage of local merchants promotes spoons tabules trunks furniture lace curtains and hardware. Sundberg J F McGinnis Co D M Clark Co Hoffmans Bazaar and Mrs F G Sundberg advertise silverware curtains carpets wallpapers and flexible payment options with new stocks and on time sales.
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D. M. Clark & Co
Headache capsules praised by local publisher
Witt H. Suzp of Altona Pennsylvania commends Krause's Headache Capsules noting six months of relief with no disappointment. The letter states the capsules provide almost instant relief and is accompanied by a sales note that N McFadden sells the product.
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Krause
Witt H. Suzp
Altona
N. McFadden
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