G South ATS Triumphs in Close Conference Contest
G South edged out their rivals in a tight conference game as TS on Ws soared, delivering a key win with late scoring runs and strong defense to secure the victory.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1896
Page
1
G South edged out their rivals in a tight conference game as TS on Ws soared, delivering a key win with late scoring runs and strong defense to secure the victory.
A Republican State Convention will convene July 1 1896 at 12 noon in the Auditorium St Paul to nominate candidates for Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Treasurer and Attorney General and to conduct other business. All Republicans and sympathizers are invited to participate in delegate selection. The committee adopts apportionment giving each county one delegate per 200 votes for Governor 1894 plus five at large. Crow Wing county will have 11 delegates.
Notice of an adoption proceeding in Crow Wing County Minnesota in district court. Walter H Bolton and Lena M Bolton seek leave to adopt Curtis William, an illegitimate child, before Judge G W Holland. Hearing scheduled at Brainerd district court chambers. Dated June 1 1886. Attorney C E Chiperfield represents the petitioners.
The Republican national convention will meet in St. Louis next Tuesday. McKinley is slated for nomination and is backed by voters who favor legislation that protects domestic industry and home labor by limiting unfair competition. Primary elections are set for June 26 across county precincts with open polls and delegate selection like standard elections. The text notes that a voter who switched parties can participate by swearing an intention to vote Republican.
The Brainerd and Northern Minnesota railway will not build a long main line this season, only a few miles if logging expands. Logs are dumped into the river at Brainerd at about 600000 feet daily from six trains and 215 cars per day. Log loaders work at Pine Mountain Lake Backus and Ruth Lake near Walker with two crews on the branch.
The Little Falls Transcript says Democrats unlikely to win the Minnesota governorship this year so a candidate would be a dummy. It argues any man accepting the nomination and spending time and money would be viewed as a dummy regardless of sincerity.
Miss Ruth Rosser assists County Treasurer Kremer with Miss Rosser in the treasurer s office Mrs Pellows helps in the auditor s office Mrs Blaker aids the clerk of court and Mrs Pratt acts as deputy for the county attorney in the new court house the Grand Rapids Magnet reports this.
Staples World reports Cass County Republicans show strong sentiment for Lee and a clear any body but Clough mood. A local GOP leader notes Clough’s broad claims lack solid backing and are driving away potential supporters.
Princeton Union reports residents facing a spring caterpillar problem in town. A kerosene emulsion from Wisconsin Experiment Station, details by Prof. E S Goff, blends soap and kerosene, diluted with water, to kill chinch bugs and worms. Apply with a sprinkling pot after thorough mixing.
Tobacco users will find in another column an item of decided interest headed Dont Stop Tobacco. The note signals a focused discussion or guidance aimed at readers concerned with tobacco use and its effects.
Business men meet at Gardner hall to gauge Feasibility of National Independence Day events in Brainerd. A. L. Hoffman chosen chairman and C. A. Wilkins secretary lead committees on general management finance grounds amusements printing. Meetings set for June 11 with $400 pledged toward funding and expected extra gifts. Fireworks and speaker from abroad planned at City Park.
The Lexington Sun notes the sole argument for fiat money from silver advocates is altered positions by Secretary Carlisle and The Courier-Journal. It asserts both Carlisle and the Courier-Journal have changed their views, and that they now argue the money question.
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