Andt Duly A Good Time Hat Sale Announcement
Promotes a sale slogan about hats in a store urging customers to come early to win choicest bargains before they sell out. The fragment implies a seasonal promotion and availability of hats.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
7
Promotes a sale slogan about hats in a store urging customers to come early to win choicest bargains before they sell out. The fragment implies a seasonal promotion and availability of hats.
Our 1900 line offers high grade lawns percal es sateens and more from 50 cents to 2 dollars. We provide latest summer goods for home sewers including Piques Pongees Organdies Foulards in many colors and patterns. Elegant line available.
Bargain alert as ladies skirts crash and dress skirts reduce from 1.00 to 5.00 dollars with wide selection across sizes and styles.
A newspaper ad promotes new summer boys suits in pond patterns priced at 1.25 1.50 2.00 3.00 and 4.50. The copy notes fashion options whether boys stand on their heads or feet and emphasizes in-store buying.
The store advertises large stocks of stylish young men and boys suits in cassimeres cheviots worsteds with checks plaids and pinstripes. Silk trimmed suits priced from 3 to 8 dollars and notes the quality and construction of the garments. Come here for boys suits.
The Republican Party at its national convention unanimously nominated Wm. McKinley for president and Gov. Theodore Roosevelt for vice president amid wild enthusiasm. The pair are described as the nation’s two most popular men, with expectations of a larger victory in 1900 than 1896.
The Northwestern Editorial Association of Minnesota held its fifth annual trip through northern Minnesota and Manitoba. The party, including wives, toured Winnipeg and Rat Portage, visited power works at Norman Kelwatine and the Sultana mine, attended a Rat Portage ball, and elected new officers aboard the Keenora. The Aeolian Quartette provided music and was made honorary members.
Special bicycle officer E. H. Simmons vows arrests for sidewalk riding. On Wednesday H Veyette John Larson Martin Olson and Joe St Peter faced municipal court and paid 2.50 fines as first offenses. On Thursday J N Sanborn paid 2.50 for the same offense. Court notes no paths to ride, but fines stand.
List of names alphabetized for the week ending June 11 includes Mrs Kate Acken, Ray Allen, Frank Lee, Mrs Sofie Anderson, Peter Mitchel, Thomas Bliss, A W Murray, John Berg, J W Nelson, Master Albert Baker, W G Neary, J W Clark, May O Connell, M Clark, Mrs Bel Pederson, C A Covel, Ira McDonnell, Lizzie Convers, PA Robinson, Myrtle Don, Henry Ramsey, George Fschleusener, IH Wulf, Wm Emetricker & Goulet, Wilson, James Getsinger, Eva Westbrook, George Hanson, Christ Wells, Charlie Ward, Mrs SA NH, InGErsour, P.M.
Leaving Winnipeg at midnight the party reached Rat Portage then sailed to Boucherville on the Rainy river. The Keenora carried sixty travelers as Minnesota visitors marveled at Lake of the Woods. The return voyage offered a daylight island passage and an eventful sea crossing before arriving back at Rat Portage Wednesday afternoon.
Robert A. Benson a 75 year old Civil War veteran died at break of day in Butte Montana after a cancer of the left eye. He served in the 9th Minnesota and leaves a wife three daughters and a son. His funeral will be at Good Templars hall under G A R auspices with Dr Whitford delivering the oration. He was a Minnesota Post member and resided previously in Brainerd Minnesota.
A list shows names and surnames such as Bortens Christ Olson John Carr BF Peterson PJ Duke Frank Peterson Mre J A Erikson Gust Peterson PE Fulton W EL Peterson SA Fazor Mrs Amelia James A Gazin Minnie Schlegel Marie Hendrickson Sagvard Smith Arthur Klausen Smith Mrs CS Haves Wim Thomas Mrs Maggie Ernert Thomas Frank Leitelling G Tenle Edger Marden RS Wolilin AO Merriam Mrs D J Wood Jack.
Organizers promise the biggest Fourth of July in the city with a monster parade and brilliant fireworks. Committees report funds rising to over 700 in sight, with shop and mill workers staging floats and salutes from sunrise to sunset. Fireworks cost over 600, plus a visiting ball game purse and a driving park race program to cap the day.
A schedule of races includes 240 trot or pace for 150, free for all trot or pace for 200, running race, three heats for 100, and a bicycle best 2 in 3 for 25. Sheriff Erickson visited Minneapolis yesterday. Congregational church ladies host a homemade cooking sale at Losey and Dean’s on Saturday June 23 from 2 to 5 p m. Mrs N McPadden went to Nerstrand with Irma Johnson for summer with relatives.
Judge Holland departs for Winnipeg and Rat Portage then returns to Park Rapids to preside next week. Presbyterian Ladies Aid ice cream social at Mrs. D. K. Fullerton's home June 29. Sunday school organized by Walter Smith at Krech’s school house on Gull Lake road aids by Mrs. A. Miller. Gull Lake picnic set for June 23. M. I. missionary society funds school supplies. Summer evangelistic meetings in a large tent on Y M C A grounds commence July 8 for about three weeks with per church participation led by W G Glazier Y M C secretary.
Notice warns of a July 9 1900 hearing by Crow Wing County Commissioners in Brainerd Minnesota on a petition to organize a new school district from parts of existing districts No. 56 59 and others totaling 18 residents and 40 school age children. The order requires posting and service on affected district clerks and publication in Brainerd Dispatch Brainerd Tribune and Brainerd Arena. Dated June 6 1900.
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