Train Schedule Notes From South and West Routes
No. 1 arrives from the south at 9 45. Departs west at 10 05 daily. No. 3 arrives from the south at 1 45. Departs west at 2 10 pm. No. 5 arrives from the south at 2 10 pm, daily except Sunday. No. 2 arrives from the west at 6 55 am. Departs south at 7 10 am daily. No. 4 arrives from the west at 2 10 am. Departs south at 2 30 am daily. No. 6 arrives from the west at 12 45 pm. Departs south at 1 10 daily except Sunday.
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Unday
Parte
Derene
Duluth
Sanday
Milwaukee Express Train Schedules and Through Sleepers
The Milwaukee Express departs Minneapolis at 9 34 a m and St Paul at 10 00 a m for arrival at St Paul 6 20 p m Minneapolis 6 55 p m with service to Fond du Lac Eau Claire New Richmond and more Daily except Sunday Through sleepers run Chicago to Ashland and Milwaukee to Stevens Point Par lor car at J Pani and Abbote time cards and tickets available at No 173 East Third Street St Paul and No 5 Nicollet House Minneapolis F H Annon Northwestern Passenger Agent
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Milwaukee Express
New Richmond
Chippewa Falls
Rou Claire
Stevens’ Point
Wampace
Neemeth
Menasha
Oshkosh
Fond du Lec
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Fond du Fac
Neemah
Wampaca
Eau Claire
Chicago
Ashland
Milwaukee
Stevens Point
J. Pani
Abboteord
Berthe
Nicollet House Block
F. H. Annon
Northwestern
Local News and Bargains Move Through City Shops
A bustling shopping page notes soda water at Smiths, carpets at Day & Meaghers, ginghams at Cohen Bros, and special carpet bargains. It lists teas, coffees, dresses, and cheap shoes at Day & Meagher s, Cohen Bros, and Hopper & Co, with social items about visits, theater, and an upcoming minstrel show. The ten hour race and circus crooks appear, along with a new neckwear line and blue berry shipments by Wells Fargo, all reflecting lively local commerce and community notices.
Brainerd News Roundup Straws Hats and More
Brainerd items include Day & Meagher sales on straw hats and children's boots, Cohen Bros Berber cloths, and Millinery bargains by Mrs Thevier. Sheriff Markham sold Rogers House at Aitkin, local meat prices tumble, skating rink case goes to trial, and Circus and theater notes mix with church conference reports.
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Rogers
Aitkin
Sheriff Markham
W. Potter & Co
Odd Fellows Hall Rope Walk Show and Local Notes
The town hosts a rope walker who collected tips the circus missed at the Odd Fellows' Hall. A five mile rink race disappointed spectators as Veon’s skate failed and Olson and Caron drew a dull rivalry. Local notices promote cigars, E. E. M. Smith’s quality store, and a railroad employee holiday with a possible Detroit Lake excursion. The public school Intermediate Department plans a music and recitation evening at the Opera House with 25 and 15 cent admissions. A Northern Pacific Fourth of July fare offer covers a two hundred mile radius from Brainerd, valid July 3 and 4 with return by July 5. No Sunday east-end trains except Wadena to Wahpeton.
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Veon
Olson
Caron
Opera House
Smith's Jewelry Store
Fee
Northern Pacific Railroad
St Paul
Ashland
Valley City
Brainerd
Wadena
Wahpeten
East Brainerd Man Returns with Indiana Judgment
E F Parker of East Brainerd returned Saturday from Indiana where he settled a four year old injury case against the Indiana Car Company. He had sued for negligence over a hand injury at Cambridge shop and won $4,000 plus costs, now amounting with interest to about $5,950.
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E. F. Parker
East Brainerd
Indiana
Indiana Car Company
Cambridge
City Council Sets Walks and Licenses in Regular Session
Monday evening the city council met with absent members and approved bills. They ordered a two plank walk to Evergreen Cemetery from Bluff Avenue and required property owner signatures on Laurel Street. The ninth street walk was rejected for a one year build plan. Openings on Keventh street were deemed inadvisable. A revolving swing in Gregory square was approved. Mayor ordered closure of unlicensed saloons, with A Mays and Theviot targeted unless licenses are paid. Public peace committee to review Jack Burns disturbance. Brick work to start on the new block this afternoon.
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Hose House
Albert
Howe
Laurel
6Th
Sth
Evergreen Cemetery
Bluff Avenue
Ninth Street
Doran
Keventh Street
James H. Webster
Gregory Square
A. Mays
6Th Street
J. and
W. Theviot
Front Street
Theviot
Jack Burns
Committee On Police
Avupiron
Brainerd
J. N. Nevers
First National Bank
James Hawkins
Court House
H. Relf
Jno. C
Mosher
Harry P. Cragg
Whitney & Bahan
G. W. Mosher
Mississippi River
F. M. Cable & Co
Gardner and
Farrar
Brainerd Plans Third Insane Asylum Meeting at J J Howe Co
A meeting at J J Howe & Co to appoint committees for locating, funding, and welcoming efforts toward Brainerd's third insane asylum gathered business leaders. Committees on location, materials cost, and reception named chairmen and members. another meeting is set for Monday for reports and further discussion.
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Brainerd
J. J. Howe & Co
J. J. Howe
A. J. Halstead
C. B. Sleeper
J. R. Howes
W. W. Hartley
J. N. Nevers
F. A. B. King
L. P. White
L. J. Cale
C. N. Parker
J. 8. Gardner
A. E. Taylor
C. F. Kindred
G. G. Hartley
Dr. Hawley
Geo. Forsyth
G. W. Holland
A. P. Farrar
J. E. Wilson
H. J. Spencer
F. M. Cable
W. Paine
P. Mertz
N. McFadden
C. H. Douglas
D. D. Smith
Northern Baptist association session reports gains and leadership
The Northern Baptist association in session in this city drew many clergymen as delegates. Rev. J. W. Luke of Moorhead presided, and Rev. R. R. Coon Jr of St. Cloud served as clerk and treasurer. The group adjourned to meet June 16, 1656 in Alexandria and announced a Sunday school convention next year. A large crowd attended the dedication of the First Baptist church with Rev. Howes delivering an eloquent sermon.
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Northern Baptist Association
J. W. Luke
Moorhead
R. R. Coon, Jr
St. Cloud
T. F. Sullivan
Fergus Falls
Coon
Alexandria
First Baptist Church
Mr. Howes
Literary entertainment to aid Rebecca lodge regalia
Monday evening at Odd Fellows hall a literary entertainment will raise funds for the new Rebecca lodge regalia. The program begins 8 30 with select readings music and more. Admission is ten cents and refreshments will be served. all are invited.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Lodge of Rebeccas
Leopold Bros Opened Suit Case Amid Sixth Street Crowd
A large Sixth Street crowd waited anxiously as Leopold Bros opened a case of boys clothing. Sailor suits for ages five to ten sold at 2.50 each and children's waists at 50 cents. The scene resembled a picnic or circus as shoppers left satisfied.
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Sixth Street
Leopold Bros
Mrs. Whitney Opens Dress Shop Over Front Street Market
Brainerd notices a dressmaking shop opening in rooms over Walter’s Market on Front Street. Mrs. Whitney appeals to old and new customers with guaranteed satisfaction. Also included are county treasurer updates, bids for courthouse improvements, and county board actions from June 1885.
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Bb. A. Whitney
Walker’s Market
Front Street
B. A. Whitney
Brainerd
Walter’s Market
Walker's Market
The Circus Visits Brainerd in Statewide Tour
A Brainerd audience witnessed Sell’s Bros circus travel through the state and take many a hard earned dollar from locals. The afternoon show drew more interest as acts ranged from trained horse and elephant feats to a fearless bareback run. The program, including a gyrating trapese routine and a familiar menagerie of animals, closed with its usual concert.
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Brainerd
Sell’s Bros
River log drives threaten supply as waters fall
A letter from Fort Ripley reports river water dropping four inches per day. Nelson, Tenny & Co. note 20,000,000 logs at Fort Ripley and 50,000,000 at Brainerd may be moved this season with hard work. West branch drives at Tamarack and Prairie rivers are hung up with 40,000,000 to 50,000,000 logs stalled. Unless heavy rains occur, they stay for the season, but prices likely remain steady due to ample stock.
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Fry
Nelson, Tenny & Co
Fort Ripley
Brainerd
West Branch
Tibbets and
Hilman Brooks Tamarack
Prairie
Minneapolis Tribune
Brainerd Marriage Notices by Judge Douglas
Tuesday June 16 by His Honor Judge Douglas Lawrence Nelson to Miss The Ressa Schwindeman both of Brainerd. Wednesday June 17 by His Honor Judge Douglas James Smith to Nellie Regan both of Brainerd.
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Douglas
Lawrence Nelson
Theressa Schwindeman
Brainerd
James Smith
Nellie Regan
Black cashmeres at low prices from ConEN Bros
ConEN Bros offers black cashmeres at 15 to 100 cents per yard with elegant quality. The listing claims the goods are worth 20 percent more than the asking price and promotes a broad price range and value.
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Cohen Bros
Conen Bros
Mrs C Millspaugh Opens Ice Cream Parlors at Davis Building
Mrs. C Millspaugh opens ice cream parlors in the Davis building located on Front Street between Seventh and Sth streets, offering new counter service and shop amenities in a central downtown location.
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Millspaugh
Front Street
7Th
C. Millspaugh
Davis Building
Sth
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Champlin
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Commissioners Proceedings
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Royal Baking Powder Co
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N.Y
J. W. Koop
O. H. Hubbard
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Heaven
Earth
New York Tribune
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American Freeman
Drake
Evansville
Ilinois
H. S. Totton
Sleeper Block
Brainer D
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Mill Track
E. W. Lynch
J.D. Barstow
Lynch & Barstow
Paine’s Market
FLAD
TS. Dyers& Bro
Minneapolis and St. Paul
Duce
Boston
One Price Clothing House
I. U. Waite
White & White, Contractors & Builders
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Laurel Streets
Swartz
Farrar & Forsyth’s
Sleeper
Taylors Addition
N. P
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J. H. Koop
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