Local News Roundup Highlights Community Happenings
Oysters praised at Bane and Bane’s. A new son for Mr and Mrs W Voller and for Mr and Mrs Joseph Early. A bridge project near completion and various civic notices. Marriage license issued to Thos McMahan and Mary Nelson. City council adjourned for lack of quorum. Community events include a Lenten tea, Presbyterian meeting, and church services. Several local appointments, births, and educational recognitions noted along with brief crime and health items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. McMahan
Mary Nelson
Crow Wing County
Fraternal Lodge Progress and Local News Highlights
Florence Rebecca Lodge reports a pleasant Monday with initiations and an oyster supper. Sheriff Erickson removes deputy Cullen, sparking questions about a preexisting agreement. A Sunday prize fight near the wagon bridge led to disorderly conduct fines. police intervened. Church services and programs at the M. E. church detail sermons, music, and Sunday school. A birthday party for H. Spalding features gifts of an easy chair and Haviland china. Upcoming concerts and a Sab bath school fundraiser are announced with a detailed piano and vocal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Spalding
Lake View
Spalding
Irma Parker
F.S. Parker
Haviland
George Ames
If’. S. Parker
D. D. Smith
H.J. Spencer
C. EF. Cole
E. H. Hoar
N. H. Ingersoll
Ditmar
Bessie Mulrine
F. 8. Smith
N. McFadden
A. V. Snyder
Bessie Treglawny
T. J. Hartley
Personal notices from Brainerd and nearby towns
A digest of residents traveling, visiting relatives, and attending events. Moves include A. Lessard to Walker, Dr. Camp to Walker, Mrs. H. P. Thomas to Boston, Geo. Forsyth to St. Cloud, Joel Smith to Twin Cities, Carrie Morrison from Minneapolis, and others visiting St. Paul, Duluth, Des Moines, Seattle, and Chicago for business or family reasons. Several officials and clergy movements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Morrison
Minneapolis
Frank White
E. K. Woodin
R. J. Hartley
St. Paul
Ed Hazen
Duluth
Sheriff Erickson
Archie Purdy
J.G. Hultkrans
Dr. Forbes
Walker
H. Patterson
Deerwood
Roland Hartley
Fred Gravel
Little Falls
Chas. Gravel
J. H. Brown
Pine River
Des Moines
Iowa
J. W. Bailey
Brainerd
Henry Hurley
Seattle
Horrible Death Reported Near Pine River
John Walling, a lone timber harvester four miles from Pine River, died after a log rolled onto him while he dumped logs into a lake. He survived four nights under freezing conditions, conscious but unable to free himself. An official inquiry was ordered by Em er Downs John Burns and Rev. Sanderson from Royalton to verify the incident. Funeral services were held in Royalton on Wednesday afternoon, with burial pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plate
Mr. Walling
Pine River
Little Falls
Walling
Emer Downs
John Burns
Sanderson
Royalton
Deaths in West Superior and Pillager area
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Byrne Julia Maud aged eight months died in West Superior Wisconsin from cholera infantum. Remains were returned to Crow Wing for burial with Rev D D McKay officiating. An infant son of Mr and Mrs Mike Donovan who died in West Superior was interred in Evergreen Cemetery. Orange Root of Pillager died at home aged 28 and was buried there with Swedish minister from Brainerd officiating. Mrs Root is daughter of Fred Rodeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Byrne
Julia Maud
West Superior
Wis
Crow Wing
D. D. McKay
W. A. Prentice
Evergreen Cemetery
Orange Root
Pillager
Brainerd
Teachers Institute Closes as Sessions End
The teachers institute has meet at the courthouse since Monday morning and will close today. County Superintendent J A Wilson praises the progress of instructors Prof Niles and Mrs T J Gray and commends attending teachers including Cora Clute Gertrude Wagar Reca Hanson and many others. Male instructors listed alongside female teachers with several names truncated in text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
J. A. Wilson
Dispatcu
Niles
T. J. Gray
Institute
Cora Clute
Gertrude Wagar
Reca Hanson
Katie E. Gabion
Eliza Prentice
Ester Cameron
Nettie Lawrence
Lizzie Kelly
Regina Larson
Kittie Martine
Barbara Gibb
Hope Thabes
Mary Chord
Mamie Herman
Carrie C. Olson
Augusta Geiser
Ida May Allard
Laura Welliver
Ida M. Grout
Ada Dye
Clara L. Paine
Rose Burrell
Nellie E. Pain
Conce Sass Zula I. Way
Jeannette Vinje
Alice Prentice
Arthur F. Knieff
T. V. Grant
Byron Graham
David P. Fowler
Wilbur Hunt Leads Service Plot and Local Plans
Mr. Wilbur Hunt held services at the school house last Sunday for a large congregation. The plan for a new Methodist church building costs about 1000 dollars and a basket social is set for April 2 at H Patterson's residence to benefit the church. Montivedio Insurance Company in court hands. Three pounds of beef steak offered for 25 cents at Bane and Bane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Marie Edwards
Nellie Loomis
Epworth
S. L. Thomas
M. E. Church
Wilbur Hunt
H. Patterson
Montivedio Insurance Company
Bane & Bane’s
Mary Coleman
Garrison
R. J. Maghan
J.C. Peterson
Partridge Lake
G. W. Hunt
Deerwood
A.A. Miller
Bay Lake
May
Emma Coleman
Brainerd
Teachers’ Institute
Municipal Court Notes Highlight Local Larceny Cases
Fred Hart of Daggett Brook was discharged after four hearings for grand larceny as evidence failed to prove probable guilt. Bert Sisley was found guilty of selling liquor to minors Ella Kalland and Nellie Cromwell and fined 25 dollars. P O Kane pled guilty to petit larceny, fined 100 dollars or 90 days in jail for stealing a watch from the Stratton House. Chris Christianson arrested for receiving stolen property. he pleaded petit larceny and served 15 days in jail. Pickled pig feet advertised at Bane and Bane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hart
Daggett Brook
Bert Sisley
Ella Kalland
Nellie Cromwell
Sisley
P. O. Kane
Wm. Moffit
Stratton House
Chris Christianson
Maghan team rescues swimmers from Cranberry lake ice
R J Maghan's crew broke through ice on Cranberry lake last Thursday and he trekked nearly a mile for help. The team were in the water about an hour before rescue. Local notes also report teaching assignments, farm losses, and community visits across Brainerd and Partridge lake areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Maghan
Cranberry Lake
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West Main Street
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Little Falls Herald
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Lincoln School
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Florence
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Bane & Banes
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Shadow of the Pines
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Che la Mortes
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Hulda
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A. L. Nutting
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Light Brigade
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Dr. Camp
H. P. Thomas
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St. Cloud
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Twin Cities
John Rocen
Henning
Nick and
Henry Linnemann
St. Joe
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Chicago
N. P. White
Fargo
P. H. McGarry
W. W. Bryant
Sherif Hardy
City
J. Stearns
Carl Mahlum
Grand Forks
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D. Doran
R. K. Whitely
Wm. Bredfeld
J.5. McMurtry
Republican League
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8. F. Alderman
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Francis Britton
Jerome Kelleher
M. A. Bertramsen
J. A. Cochran
Wm. Spencer
Aitkin
Alaska
Mr. Spencer
Val Daez
Copper River
S. W. Gray
D. E. Slipp
Slipp Bros
W.H. Mantor
Grand Council Royal Arcanum
Minnesota
Committee On
John Walling
Rank Chambers
Mr. Chambers
Ethel Maddock
Anna Sampson
Mrytle Palmer
Deerwood News
James McCarvill
Jeanette J. Vinje
Teacher's Institute
Charles Carlson
Lumberman’s Hospital
Katrine
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J. N. Nevers
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Fred Commons
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