July Festivities Invite Local Helpers and Visitors
The Little Falls fire department accepts an invitation to visit Brainerd for July fifth festivities. Invitations issued for the wedding of Pat Corcoran and Miss Mary McCarthy next Wednesday at the Catholic Church. Hail storm concerns prairie chicken losses. Police changes as Pinkerton replaced by Jeff Saunders Thursday night. Northern Pacific trains to Driving Park start July fifth every half hour after lo'clock. round trip twenty cents. Northern Pacific renumbering of 350 passenger and baggage cars and 10,000 freight cars costs nearly twenty thousand. Red men selling blueberries forecast a rich harvest around July fifteenth. Brainerd ships blueberries widely. L. J. Cale shipped 6,000 bushels last season. A merchant laments poor business amid a Willow song.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Corcoran
Mary McCarthy
Northern Pacific
Brainerd
L. J. Cale
Front Street
Mr. Cale
Sarah
A. L. Nutting
T. C. Bivins
F. W. Wieland
O. C. Foster
Walter Hamlin
Ben Cale
Wm. Spencer
Chas
Minnie McFadden
Mrs. Church
Emma Hodze
Motley
A. D. Johnson
Miss Cheney Teaches Three Months in Pillager
Brainerd teacher Miss Cheney begins a three months term in Pillager neighborhood. Farmers report severe potato bug complaints and hailstorms damaged crops. An accident near Bath injured Mrs McHardy and others when a wagon broke through a bridge. Gull River, June 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Cady
Bath
McHardy
Gull River
Brainerd Club Plays Baseball Rivalry Across City Crews
The Brainerd boys faced the Georgia minstrel nine at the fair grounds, losing 22 to 1. Brainerd also played St. Paul Red Caps, 4 to 0, as an umpiring dispute favored the Red Caps. Firemen clubs from Brainerd organized two nines to settle union rivalry. rain halted a 29 to 27 tally with bases loaded, to be completed later. Readers urged to get lemonade at Smith's on Fifth and Front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd Boys
Georgia Minstrel
Fair Grounds
Darkies
Brainerd
St. Paul
Labor Echo
Northern Pacific Employees Picnic Exposition Schedule
The annual picnic for Northern Pacific employees is set for tomorrow with a Brainerd to Battle Lake excursion at 6 o'clock and cannonading at 4. The program features multiple boat and foot races, a ball game between shop and Battle Lake teams, and various prizes, open to employees and their families only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Road
Brainerd
Battle Lake
Joe Chaplin
Minnesota
Bob Morton
Shop Nine
Angus Brown
John Lowey
Werner Hemstead
Jas. McNaughton
H. Edwards
Wm. Meekins
Brainerd Council OKs Ordinance Readings and Fire Dept Budget
Aldermen approve Ordinance No 46 on second reading with unanimous vote. A committee is named to inspect the planing mill in block 47. Ordinance No 45 gains first reading. Hose 100 by rights priced at 95 cents per foot. Water bonds interest and hydrant rent payments set. Fireworks seating for July discussed. Sundberg advertises half-price sale of watches and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Time
August Mattilee
Register of Deeds
Crow Wing County
Minnesota
Morga
Brainerd
Crow Wing
Badger O. Peterson
Laura M. Peterson
Clarence E. Lammert
Court House
Crow Win
Henry
Lillia Mett
Lillia M. Follest
J. B. Douglas
Cuamper
Brarxerp
Graham
Hemstead
Keene
Doran
Sundberg
Percy
Gardner
Taylor
Forsyth
Peter Mertz
R. K. Whiteley
Hiram Ellis
Whiteley
A. L. Snow
John McCarthy
Hay
Catter Berenice
Munroe
Sallow
James Hawkins
John Hughes
Twelfth
Quince Streets
Eleventh and
Quince Street
Ald
Kingwood Street
Sixth Street
Bluff Avenue
Seventh Street
Norwood Street
Ald. Doran
Broadway
Pine and
Ald. Gardner
Block 47
New York
Fire Department
Ald. Keene
Hose Co. No. 2
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Percale
DAY & Meagher
Thei Hlaberdashery
Genagaer
Meacher
Frank Jarboe, Jeweler
Fredonia
H.S. Totton
Sleeper Block
Dettelbach
Firsteclass
Sprag
T. L. Blood & CO
Brainerd Loan Agency
Brainerd Furniture Co
Fifth
Front Streets
A. L. Hoffman
Brainerd, Minn
Clarence E. Lum
Leroni
Brainerd Dispatch
Cass and
Itasca
N. H. Ingersoll, F. W. Wieland
Editors and Proprietors
Minneosta
Marter
Leopold Bros
Driving Park
Duluth
James C. Thompson
Leech Lake
Cass County
Leopold Bros. Step
M. Hagberg
Charlie J.” Hill
Deerwood
Martha Neal
Little Falls
Fergus Falls
F. Leopold
Chicago
City
Mr. L
Hart Bros
Louis Bove
Policeman Phillips
Pinkerton
Jeff Saunders
Daly
Northern Pacific Junction
Will Spencer
King & Spencer
Lake Mille Lacs
N. B. Kelly
Seventh Street South
7Th Street
Fogelstrom and
Martin
Geo. S
Pioneer Press
Col
Canfield
Brown
Oaklawn
John Bradford
Cameron
John H. Bradford
S. W. Gray
H. Spalding
H. Doolum
Congregational
Smith
F. Alderman
Twin Cities
O. H. Rennolds
Michigan
Douglas
T. Dean
Dr. Comett
Wadena
Bigger
B. Hasskell
Kansas City
N. A. Mott
Ada, Minn
Chas, Hessmer
A. M. Childs
C. S Spaulding
Knight Templar
Owatonna
Nevers
South Hampton
N. B
B. F. Patrick
B. Heustis
Laura Dobber
Geo. Smith
Robert Morton
J. H. Hallett
J. A. Walker
Journal
St. Cloud, Minn
District Court of
Crown County
Minn
Benoit Provost
Wallacene
Charlies Shontell
J. 8. Gardner
Peter van Dam
G.&. Fernald
Oll
Lyman 8. Smith
Fort Ripley
John Sewell
Joseph Adams
Christopher Troxel
Allison Ainsworth
Fort Ripley Minn
D. H. Freeman
Register
A.p.rigcs
Real Histate
Insurance
W. Brainer
6Th
Rosewood
7Th
Holly
Fourth Street
Juniper Street
Fairview
New School House
C. Summers
Sylvan Lake
Max
Brainerd Club
St. Paul Red Caps
Red Caps
Smith’s
Fifth and
Congress
Boston
E. H. Stanley
Grandma Mary Barrick
Geddes
J. O. Stewart
A. Renslow
Cale
Griswold Street
Detroit Free Press
Council Proceedings
F. E. Parsons
F. G. Sundberg
Timothy
Clover
Hartley Farm
C. L. Spaulding
Lumberman’s Exchange Bank
L. J. Cale’s
Day & Meagher’s
Smiths
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall Street
S.& J.W Koop
L.j.cale
Cash Store
Wwavsnv Way
E.W. Lynch
Paine’s Market
Rio
Sixth Street South
Platt & Cos
Seymour
Sherwood
Towne-Mcfadden
Lake View
E. O. Webb
ZZAG
Jou
Need
Arco Ceseores
CEC
Mi. m
Grerc
Odd Fellows’ Block
Laurel and
Sixth Streets
D. W. Whitford
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