Money to Loan on Chattel Security
Lumbermen's time checks are cashed in a brief market notice noting loans secured by movable property.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
5
Lumbermen's time checks are cashed in a brief market notice noting loans secured by movable property.
Mr. Peiffer is recovering from an injury. J. T. Sewell has two men making pine ties. Mr. Anderson has a hired man this week helping him cut logs. Cloudsley Sewell had a narrow escape while hitching colts and was pinned between fence and sled. Miss Alice Combs of Minneapolis is expected to return next week to resume teaching in the spring term opening March 19.
The item notes the season's largest snowfall melted quickly, Petrae cared for the sick in Mille Lacs since December, Mahlum heads to Iowa for team and seed, Grave Lake Necktie social rescheduled after a snowstorm with good turnout and profit. Lumber camps break up, logs hauled with snow day and night shifts, crows signal spring, Isles injured a hand, Gail Markel visiting M L Hammer, word of another chance at Albert's mill, ice houses being filled. Rumor.
Supt Cass reports eight complete second grade teacher certificates five conditional second grade certificates two limited second grade certificates and ten applications rejected from the recent examinations. C A Hunt and Chas Coleman will saw timber for A A Miller on the Big Island. R J Maghan has dismissed his logging crew after the thaw spoiled roads. The camp force is reduced to a few men to hold things down for a few weeks. Mr Simon injured his foot in a sled accident with severe sprains and bruising. An oyster supper and dance occurred at Marston s Midway camp despite bad roads and good attendance. A lunch party was hosted at the home of Mrs K Soule with plans for a similar event soon with Mrs D T Young.
Brainerd Ministerial Alliance at the Y M C A meeting issues a statement urging churches and ministers receive remuneration for funeral services. They argue churches bear costs for heating and sexton use, and note many cases where fraternal orders and railways cover expenses yet the church and minister are forgotten. The group calls for publication in local press and inclusion in alliance minutes.
The Minnesota Historical Society heard Rev Geo E Tanner present early Ft Ripley history based on Solon W Manney diary. Fort Gaines name changed to Fort Ripley in 1850 and completed 1854 under Capt B S Todd. Jesse H Pomroy built the fort. construction overseen by Captain Dana. The Sixth Infantry moved from Fort Snelling in 1849.
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills promising clear skin rosy cheeks and a rich complexion as a remedy for liver trouble. It notes the product costs 25 cents at Mc Fadden Drug Co s and Johnson s Pharmacy.
Advertises Dean's Ointment as a universal safe cure for skin itch and plague-like symptoms, available at drug stores for 50 cents. Promises lasting health through the summer. Also promotes Rocky Mountain Tea by Madison Medicine Co at 35 cents as a spring tonic.
C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa suffered a kidney attack and severe back pain after an assault. He could not stoop or sit without Cushions until Electric Bitters. The remedy reportedly cured his backache and kidney trouble and improved his overall health. Available for 50 cents at McFadden Drug Co and Johnson's Pharmacy.
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