Arrival and departure hours for Northern Pacific trains
Through trains operate between St Paul and the Pacific coast with daily schedules and limited stops. Trains carry through sleepers and emigrant sleepers on routes to Wahpeton, Jamestown, and the Pacific, with various arrivals and departures from St Paul, Duluth, Ashland, and other points. Freight trains carry passengers only if ticketed but may be cancelled without notice, with several freight services listed by schedule.
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Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Pacific Coast
Massene
Pasco
Runaily
Jamestown
Wahpeton
Wadena
No. 5
Pacific
Duluth
Superior
Ashland
South
Cere
West
Local News Notes and Brainerd Highlights
Brainerd notes include visits by Dr. C E Lum and state oil inspector H B Willis, the mayoral payroll at 585.33 and 494 in collections, Sells Bros circus ahead, new second hand store on Sixth Street, and plans for school buildings in the Second and Third Wards. Various local visits, improvements, and events across Fergus Falls, Long Prairie, and nearby towns are recorded along with weather showers and social happenings.
Mayor Hemstead Receives Commission as Assistant Surgeon
Mayor Hemstead has been commissioned as assistant surgeon of the Third Regiment MNG. He now holds the rank of lieutenant, with honors properly bestowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemstead
Third Regiment
M.N.G
Brainerd Visit by DeGregg Ahead of Montana Agency Plans
John DeGregg once of this city and now traveling for a wholesale firm in St. Paul spent Monday in Brainerd as he prepares to set up new agencies in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Berkhimer
Voice of the People
St. Paul
C. H. Conklin
Wadena
Brainerd
John DeGregg
Montana
Sparrows Swarm Visits Crow Wing Farm
Uncle John Martin reports a gigantic flock of English sparrows at Crow Wing. Thousands of birds gathered, aligned, and hovered for about fifteen minutes before continuing their flight westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
Crow Wing
Mrs Calista Spaulding dies at 77 in city obituary
In Tusday on June 5 the community mourns Mrs Calista F Spaulding aged 77. She was the mother of Capt C L Spaulding of the Lumbermen's bank and remembered as an estimable lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tusday
Calista F. Spaulding
C. L. Spaulding
Lumbermen’s Bank
Patten and Tregillus Wed In City Ceremony
At Wm Stephens residence near Fifth Street in the city on June 4 1888 Rev E J Brownson united Mr J H Patten and Miss Emily Tregillus both of the city in marriage in a simple local ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Mulrine
A. L. Dickinson
Fargo
Episcopal Church
Bastardy case delays as Pugh held on $500 bail
James Pugh remains in the county jail on $500 bail awaiting trial on a bastardy charge brought by Miss Mary Bonsick. He pleaded not guilty after arrest Friday night with adjournment to Monday. Bonsick appeared with the child, walking seven miles, claiming Pugh as father. Pugh expects witnesses at the Saturday session to support his defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Pugh
Mary Bonsick
Pugh
Lathrap to Speak at Brainerd Congregational Church
Mrs. Mary T. Lathrap of Jackson Michigan, president of the Wisconsin WCTU, will address Brainerd congregants next Wednesday at 8 PM. Introduced as Our St Mary of Michigan, she will discuss the North South social and political situation and urge unity beyond wartime issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd
Mary T. Lathrap
Jackson
Mich
Congregational Church
Mary A. Lathrap
Clinton B. Fiske
Our
St. Mary
Michigan
Boston
Second Annual Brainerd High School Commencement
The Brainerd High School held its second annual commencement at Sleeper Opera House last Friday. A packed audience witnessed a full program of essays, a salutatory by Miss Walters, and a series of addresses by Miss Paine Welch Murphy Lowey and professors Gould and Wilson, celebrating the class of 1888 and urging graduates to apply their education to the public good as they enter life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd High School
Sleeper Opera House
Emily Walters
Commonwealth
Miss Paine
Geneva Welch
Weed Steel
Messrs. Alderman
Wilson
May Gleason
Emerald Isle
Emily Murphy
Ireland
Amy Lowey
Napoleon
Board of Education
Gould
Jonah
Satan
Bonds Approved for City Education Expansion at Opera House
A Wednesday evening meeting at the opera house approved issuing 35 000 in bonds to support education. Vote stood 37 for and 13 against. Funds will build new structures in the Second and Third Wards and bolster school interests. The Board of Trade also met Monday, electing officers: President J H Koop Vice President N McFadden Secretary W S Martin Treasurer D M Clark and directors H C Miller L P White Sr J W Koop A F Ferris Werner Hempstead O H Havill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Board of Trade
J. H. Koop
N. McFadden
W. S. Martin
D. M. Clark
H. C. Miller
L. P. White, Sr
J. W. Koop
A. F. Ferris
Werner Hempstead
O. H Havill
Brainerd Stores Deck Out in Bargains and Lot Listings
A dated Brainerd classified style notice touts a new stock of watches jewelry and knives at low prices from F G Sunppenra A Losey & Deans offering house and two lots for sale with easy terms A P Riggs promotes real estate listings insurance agency and local goods D M Clark Co stocks crockery hardware and baby carriages while Acker's English Remedy and Dyspepsia Tablets advertise cures Holmes & Syon offer Gilbert Lake boating Small notices list 200 residence lots 50 business lots for sale and Sleeper Block rental pitches with no commission for buyers
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Brainerd
F. G. Sunppenra
C. B. Sleeper
C. B. Sleever
J. L. Sorrs
Sleeper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rockies
Sells Brothers Great Circus
Roman Hippodrome
Adelaide Cordona
Viola Rivers
WM. Showles
Don Jerenimo Bell
WM. Sells
WM. O'Dell
Gilpfort Brothers
Riano Brothers
Petit and
McVey
Rex
Reno
Ashley and
Hess
Caron Brothers
Melrose Family
Bogardus
Rome
St. Cloud
Brainerd Dispatch
Crow Wing County
Cass and
Itasca
N. H. Ingersoll
Ps Wn. Wieland
Editors and Proprietors
Minnesota
Minneosta
Lass Matter
Chas. Greeves Thas
Hillsboro, D. T
C. E. Lum
Capt. Travis
Fergus Falls
H. B. Willis
Frank Bellhouse
St. Paul Friends
Sells Bros.’ Circus
P. Mertz
A. L. Nutting
Sixth Street
J. C. Congdon
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
W. G. Williamson
Ohio Buggy Co
E. W. Kaley
E. O. Parks
Como
Dr. Rosser
7Th Street North
F. F. Richardson
Stevens Point, Wis
A. E. Losey
Clarence Grenell
Grand Lodge
Laurel Street
The
Anoka Herald
W. A. Haskell
That City
John Barstow
A. J. Demenles
A. J
B. Rosenburg
E. B. Closson
Ollie Closson
Faribault
Long Prairie
Renicker
C. J. Wilson
Minneapolis
W. J. Davenport
Fred
Hoffman
Chas. Tedford
Ft. Ripley
Blanche Ingersoll
Douglas
F. B. Thompson
Jack Nixon
Gull River
Wm. Daley
Livingston, M. T
Grand Lodge of the
Jas. Cullen
John MecGivern
John Hurley
James Meagher
M. Cullen
Cohen
Fargo and
Royalton
Liederkrantz
Weber
Perham Bulletin
J. J. Howe & Co
Knox
Aitkin
Mississippi River
W. H. Topping
Mississippi
Grand Rapids
the Brainerd High School
Seventh Street
A. Losey & Dean
A. P. Riggs, Bank Block
A. P. Riggs
D. M. Clark & Co.’s
United States Accident Insurance Company
D. M. Clark & Co
Johnson & Bain
Acker
Gilbert Lake
Holmes & Syon
Quay
Detroit Lake
Perham
Northern Pacific Railroad
Hi E Gawr Sreeke Mills
Royal Baking Powder Co
Walletree Ile
Sala Hv S
Kaan
Meagher’s
M. Hagberg
M. Hacberg
Odd Fellows’ Block
Ant Coleung Agena
J. L. Smith
Brainerd, Mirin
H. Penne
H. Rosenblatts
R. . Walters
Frisby's
Swinton
Keer
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