Ingersoll and Wieland Editor Proprietors
N H Ingersoll and F W Wieland are listed as editors and proprietors of the publication. The note identifies the paper’s leadership and ownership structure.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1892
Page
4
N H Ingersoll and F W Wieland are listed as editors and proprietors of the publication. The note identifies the paper’s leadership and ownership structure.
Duluth transfer notices and city visitors abound as N E Barber moves to Minneapolis and Indian Commissioner Dar Hall visits Brainerd. Mrs Dressen opens Fifth Street ice cream parlor while A J Demeules begins travel for Smith & Coulter Spice Co. Several property and business shifts follow with leases, new blocks, and an artesian well. The week also features social events, banter about the Fourth, and a busy city council agenda referencing park vandalism and street improvements.
Mayor Hagberg announces strict enforcement of a sidewalk sign removal ordinance that will take effect next month. The mayor calls for immediate compliance and says no further notice will be issued.
Preliminary plans for removing the Gull River Mill and erecting a new one advance. Rail line extension to Rice Lake is rapid with grading nearly finished and eight workers repairing the track. Land is cleared, machinery loaded for shipment, and a contract for timber and granite arrived. a separate loss report notes a farmer’s barn and stock burned after a smudge fire spread by wind.
The Brainerd council reviews a revised street railway ordinance after the mayor veto. Grantees must have at least one mile running by July 1, 1893, with options for electric or steam lines. Route runs Sixth Street South to East Brainerd avenues via Kingwood and Kindred streets forming a continuous line.
W. W. Blackshaw once of Minneapolis and now in Brainerd disappears with creditors totaling about 3000 dollars. He was in a former partnership with Chas. Hazen of the city. The notice also mentions J. R. Robinson’s elephant and bids for 100 tons of wild hay. Also offered is forty acres of farm land near the new mills for sale.
Water utility warns that Rule IX limits hose use for sprinkling lawns to May 1 to November 1 from 6 to 7 am and 6 to 8 pm. Off hours will trigger shutoffs, with meters or not, and employees directed to enforce strictly. Braingro Water Company. Amerose TiGHE, Receiver.
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