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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1900
Page
7
Miss Alice Coombs visited the Caugheys at Long Lake. William Reed, who left the place on April first, reports an $8,000 Beltrami claim. A large Sunday meeting drew many, and a Sunday school was organized with Mr Wilson as superintendent.
Mr Wolff visited Deerwood and Mrs Godfrey Christianson called on old friends last week. C Wilson bought a forty in section 28 and the North Bay Lake S S, with superintendent Mr Soule, remains in flourishing health. A children's service is planned for June 2. A drunk man may sell a forty dollar bicycle for two dollars. A Angora goat owner has bought out sheep belonging to several locals amid wolf depredations. C A Hunt’s house burned on the fifth in a high gale. ten minutes to remove valuables before the roof collapse. A tarred paper fragment from the fire traveled two miles to E Elmore’s. Mr H plans a temporary home on the old site.
The Eagle Lake column reports new settlers and transfers in Wright County. Bert Conliff moves soon. Al Steel sells land to Mr Whitney for 500 dollars. Lake Emily dam repairs begin with 10,000,000 feet of logs to sluice this spring. New homesteaders from Iowa number thirty five families en route. Bears spotted around Little Pine Lake. John Buchite returns to Wright County homestead. Jim Slick criticized for spelling and form. editor defends correspondence.
Mrs. I. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a severe stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. After doctors failed to help her gall stones formed and she worsened until Electric Bitters cured her. The trusted remedy promises relief for stomach liver and kidney issues and is sold by local druggists.
The German crown prince’s life is traced from a delicate child to a capable soldier and leader. He trained under cavalry and infantry mentors, rode like a centaur, and now leads, drives, hunts, and holds royal military roles. Also included is a tale of mice allegedly delivering chewed Canadian and other bills to a Michigan barn, attracting visitors.
I Steffey of Rising Fawn Ga once paralyzed for ten years due to a stroke and speech loss recently touched electrical equipment and received a severe shock. The shock reportedly restored his speech, initially imperfect but now fully recovered his voice per the Chattanooga Times.
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