Gull River Notes and Local Notices From Brainerd
A Brainerd area column reports snow heavy in Gull River and social events. Notes include visitors from Brainerd, Miss Campbell family gathering, notable residents, a bear joke, school visit by Prof. Van Vliet, cooperative housing talk, business updates, and a resignation of Mr. Hayton to start a new venture at Hervitt. Also features Aurora Lodge resolutions mourning Joseph E. Wilson with draped lodge room and correspondence to his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade
Vepery
Ofinneapolis
van Vhiet
Wheelock
Hayton
Gull River Co
Hervitt
Wadena
Szemil-Occasiona
Aurora Lodge
Aurora Lonae
A. F
A. M
Braryerp
A. D
A. L
Wuereas
Joseph E. Wilson
Resover
C. H. Tredawney
T. C. Brors
Andrew E. Veon
Mooers Denies Incendiary Accusations in Public Letter
In a Fort Ripley letter dated March 6 1891 D S Mooers defends his brother H T Mooers against rumors he started fires in Gull River Brainerd and other areas. He admits his brother’s intoxication history but argues alibis prove no link to the blazes and calls for a fair court hearing before public judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Mooers
Gull River
Brainerd
D. S&s. Mooers
Fort Ripley, Minn
Burning pumping station and local notices in Motley and Brainerd
The Crown Wing river area reports a burning pumping station with coal loss and its rebuilding. Motley hosts a Methodist revival while in Aitkin the Itasca county bill’s final act was mourned at the courthouse. Brainerd figures briefly in local notices and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Company
Crow Wing River
Motley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Campbell
J. M. Hallet
Mabel
Iing
R. F. Wanters
Sixth Street
Aitkin
Court House
Itasca County
Hal. Cooley
Roberts
Canfield
Weyerhauser Syndicate
Little Falls
Morrison County
Todd
Mille Lace
Crow Wing
Stivers
Price
Princeton Union
Sovereign
Hi. Micginn
Johnson & Bain
Front Street
Corner
I. OU. White
White & White
Laurel Street
Laurel and
Sixth Streets
D. W. Whitford