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Newspaper

Brainerd Dispatch

Location

Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1901

Page

10

Royal Baking Powder Promises Light Pastries and Health

The advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as a universal leavener for breads cakes and pastries. It claims superior lightness and tenderness while saving time and labor and improving digestibility and healthfulness of the baked goods.

Brainerd News In Briefs And Local Notices

City pension rises to seventeen dollars monthly for Alexander Hall and J A Cochran expands barber shop seating. Delinquent taxes will be sold at the auditor’s office next Monday. White Banner Lodge plans May 6 Walker Hall entertainment. Jerome Kelleher buys the Front street brick store from Wm Paine Sr for 1350 dollars. Slipp Bros horse injured by a runaway team. humane euthanization follows. Ella Ennis obituary noted in The Superior Citizen. Thomas Neville breaks leg painting a machine shop cornice. treated at Sanitarium. I Edstrom buys new laundry engine in St Paul. basement expansion under Laurel Steam Laundry. Dispatch office reports Stars defeating Blue Stockings 16 to 12. local players listed. Wm Holtz adds residence expansion on 4th street north. Assessor Trommald begins city property assessments May 1. Cale block basement near completion. occupancy goal July 1. Help wanted for a child caretaker in Brainerd. N P shops deliver 30 of 75 refrigerator cars. faster construction to serve Oregon Washington berry crop. House struck by lightning at Staples. Mrs Greenhalgh and son unharmed but room damaged. Local youths Raymond and Wood cause worry wandering to Crow Wing. Raymond returns home. Church notices include Y M C A speaker at People’s Church. Presbyterian Ladies Aid May 8. St Pauls Holy Communion May 1. M E church services with Mrs N Clulow. May Sunday schedule changes. Presbyterian to host A G Rennison of Chicago for morning and evening sermons. Congregational society votes on pastor. split opinions but action deferred. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve recommended for piles by local pharmacist.

Zenith Paper Company Plant Burns in Duluth Fire

The Zenith Paper Company of Duluth suffered a Sunday night fire that destroyed its plant. President Hon. Leon E. Lum, formerly of this city, led the company. losses were about $60,000 but fully insured.

Zenith Paper Company Duluth Leon E. Lum

Personal notes from the week in the city

Several residents traveled to St Paul and Minneapolis for business and visits. Notables include J M Elder Andy Bennett and A E Losey while Miss Teresa Dougherty arrived for a summer stay with John Dougherty. The death of Mrs Win Colby prompted condolences to Mr J F McGinnis and family.

J. M. Elder St. Paul Andy Bennett Teresa Dougherty City John Dougherty George D. LaBar Duluth

Largest stock of Boys suits in city at low prices

The city sees a vast collection of boys suits for all ages in new styles. Prices are advertised as low, drawing buyers seeking affordable, up to date clothing options.

Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Cure for Consumption

An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as truly curing all early stage consumption while providing relief in severe cases. It urges taking no substitutes and lists H. P. Dunn & Co. and McFadden Drug Co. as sellers.

Foley H. P. Dunn & Co McFadden Drug Co

Second Hand Watch Demand Marks Gentle Jostle at Jewelry Store

A foreign-looking man asked for a second hand watch in a big F Street jewelry house. The clerk explained all watches have second hands and the man purchased a watch for fifty dollars. The scene highlights confusion over secondhand goods and ends with the purchase.

F Street Washington Star

What’s your fare asks cabby and won’t decide

An old man named Flint asks a cabby for his fare. The cabby dodges the amount, saying he leaves it to the passenger. The man thanks him and walks away, remarking he’s never received anything from anyone before. The vignette captures a quick, ironic exchange in London humor.

Old Flintskin Old F London

Also Mentioned on This Page

REL Royal Baking Powder CO William Street New York Alexander Hall J. A. Cochran White Banner Lodge No. 123 Walker Hall Wm. Paine, Sr Jerome Kelleher Front Street Salvation Army Slipp Bros Ella Ennis Joseph B. Ennis Brainerd Thomas Neville Butler & Ryan I. Edstrom Laurel Steam Laundry Dispatch Office Stars Blue Stockings Leo Willis James O'Connor Angus Willis Val Bertram Wm. Holtz 4Th Street Trommald Cale 7Th Street C. A. Walker Brainerd, Minn N. P Oregon Washington Staples Daily Press William Greenhalgh Wilie Raymond Harry Wood South 5Th Street Crow Wing Raymond Wilhelm People’s Church G. F. Norton Ladies’ Aid Society Presbyterian Church Purdy 7Th Street South St. Paul's Episcopal Church M. E A. G. Rennison Chicago Rennison Pekin Congregational Church Society Gallagher Rev. Hutton Warren Davies St. Louis Park Riser Congdon W. J. Baxter North Brook N. C DeWitt Detroit Optical College Kittie Walker Minneapolis D. F Bailey Carmichael James Stewart A. E. Losey Julia McFadden George Ames J. F. McGinnis Caledonia Minn Mr. McGinnis Lonsdale Henry J. Cohen Sleeper Block Odd Fellows Hono Wilber Hotel Sixth Street Brainer High School Alumni Association Arlington Hote Spalding & Nimmo Marc Scandinavian Glee Club Johnson’s Hall Southeast Brainer S. R. Adair’s D. King’s D. M.clark Fred. W. Ingraha D. M. Clark H. P
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