Numerous Local Notes and Visits Highlight County Report
St Cloud visitors include D F Freeman and Clyde Warner with wife. C G Simmons and Chas Barnhart plan Ft Ripley store. Assessor Reilly assesses property. Rev Brownson attends National Baptist Convention in Minneapolis. A passenger train derailment near Pillager causes no damage. Town planning and real estate tax reminders appear as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Brownson
W. W. Kegan
H. W. Simons
A. P. Riggs
National Baptist Convention
Minneapolis
Listemann Concert Company at Opera Mouse July 2
City readers are promised a grand program by the Listemann Concert Company at the Opera House on July 2. Other events include stamping patterns at Norwood House and Veon’s Brazillian Crystal spectacles store, plus G A R Memorial Day preparations and local performances. John Dillon reduces Brainerd engagement to one night June 1 at the Opera House. Geo Karft purchases gallery at Fifth and Front. promises prompt service. The Congregational church art loan social at Mrs. Gleason's residence proves socially and financially successful with a notable art collection on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veon
19Th Fifth Street
Congregational Church
S. A. Gleason
Brainerd
G. A. R. Post
Logan Camp 38
State Department
Fire Department
L. A. Grant
J. A. Rowell
N D Root Receives Farewell Gift From Minnesota Division
N D Root now Montana division superintendent of the Northern Pacific Railway and family left Brainerd for Livingstone Montana. Minnesota division employees presented him a gold watch chain charm and a first water diamond stud as a token of friendship on his departure. The gift accompanied by thanks and well wishes followed a month of service in Brainerd and a promotion noted with warm regard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Root
Montana
Northern Pacific Road
Brainerd
Livingston
Root
Minnesota
Mr. Root
St. Paul
Capt
W. P. Spalding
Ainslie
Ald
Graham
Tribune
Brainerd Tribune
Joseph Tift
J.C. Congdon
Minneapolis Tribune
Gregory Square
Globe
Alderman Fleming
Silas P. Fleming
Death by lightning shocks an O'Neil brother knight
F. E. Potter returns from O'Neil Nebraska after attending the funeral of his brother in law who was killed by lightning. The event left a burned watch chain and watch case as a stark memento of the violent death. Potters plans to frame the chain with a K of P charm for presentation to the Knights of Pythias lodge in O'Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Potter
O’ Neil
Nebraska
Potter
Third annual Northern Pacific excursion eyed for mid June
Brainerd railroad men plan a large excursion from this city with 1500 expected attendees. A committee from Brainerd visited, toured grounds, and hosted meals at the Grand Pacific and N P restaurant while assessing venues and hearing reports. Officials anticipate a favorable outcome and a mid June gathering, contingent on local approval.
City council debates street, park, and sewer needs
A petition seeks Oak street improvements for team passability. Funds of 100 are approved to observe Decoration day. 300 for jail bonds interest due in June. Gardeners plan fountain in park with 600. Sewer matters referred. a surveyor to lay out sewers is appointed. sewer bonds authorized. council adjourns.
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Oak Street
Ald
Doran
Ald. Graham
J. A. Wilson
Pap Thomas Post
Ald. Gardner
Ald. Doran
Fire Department
Fourth Ward
Graham
Spencer
Scheickler
Gardner
Ald. Spencer
Ald. Searles
Ald. Forsyth
Searles
Women’s Christian Temperance Union district convention
The Wo man’s Christian Temperance Union held its district convention starting Saturday morning with addresses by Mrs. H A Hobart of Red Wing and Miss M Abel of St Paul. Sessions covered temperance instruction organization social meetings and a Band of Hope program. A union mass meeting followed Sunday. A High License talk by Prof. Cornwll closed the week. A Young Woman’s Christian Temperance Union was formed with twenty four members and twelve honorary members, electing Bertha Moorman as president and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christaan Temperance Union
H. A. Hobart
Red Wing
W. C. T. U. Work
M. Abel
St. Paul
J. A. Rowell
Brainerd
Carrie A. Holbrook
Band of Hope
Bessie Mulrine
Minnie Merritt
J. M. Hayes
Company Drill Scheduled For May Evenings And Morning
A company drill is set for Friday May 27 at 7 30 p m and again Monday May 30 at 9 30 a m Report at No 19 Fifth street to receive weapons and march to the parade grounds All members must attend unless sick Captain Andrew E Veon commands the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Andrew E. Veon
Baseball Match at Driving Park Monday Afternoon
A baseball game is scheduled at the Driving Park grounds on Monday afternoon, starting at 3 o clock. The Fats team includes Fred Parker Fred Stanley F. Alderman Louis Tache G S Fernald Jas Dewar Dr Camp and Johnny Burns. The Leans lineup features Chas Thompson C D Johnson A F Ferris W A Fleming Geo Leopold A V Snyder and E O Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Driving Park
Fats
Fred Parker
Fred Stanley
F. Alderman
Louis Tache
G. 5S
Fernald
Jas, Dewar
Dr. Camp
Johnny Burns
Leans
Chas. Thompson
C.D Johnson
A. F. Ferris
W. A. Fleming, Geo. Leopold, A. V. Snyder
E.O. Webb
Consolidated Wilber Companies Open Week at Opera House
The Consolidated Wilber Companies begin a week long engagement at the Opera House starting Monday June 6. The troupe will perform Madison Square pieces with a new bill each evening and manager Smith says prices will be so low that patrons lose money by staying away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber
Sleeper’s Opera House
Wilber Companies
Opera House
Madison Square
Smith
New Crockery Line Promises Elegant Display at D M Clark Co
D M Clark and Co announce an elegant new crockery line arriving soon. The stock features choicest articles with special bar gains. Wait for the splendid display before purchasing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Clark & Co
H. Rosenblatt’s
Leopold Bros New Sailor Suits for Children
Leopold Bros announce a fresh stock of Blue Flannel Sailor Suits for children priced at one dollar fifty cents each. The shop urges patrons not to miss the stylish apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold Bros
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Lumbermens Exchange Bank
H.S. Totton
Front Street
Hite
Swwhitrei v. Ocertist
Ouic
Tig Superiort
Eccon G&g
Ceneral
C. B. Sleeper
Office
Sleeper’s Addition
Laurel and
Sixth Streets
Bradbury & Peabody
W. McFadden
Seymour
Sherwood
Towne-Mcfadden Block
Brainerd Dispatch
Crow Wing County
Cass and
Itasca
N. H. Ingersoll, F. W. Wieland
Minne-sia
John Dillon
G. A. R. Hats
Leopold’s
E. O. Webb
Dave Cohen
W. W. Hartley
Little Falls
Peter Ort
Fuller
City
Mrs. A. Allen
Stewart Munson
Friends
Commercial
Fred Luken
Losey & Deans
D. F. Freeman
St. Cloud
C. G. Simmons
Chas. Barnhart
Ft. Ripley
Jake Paine
J. J. Frost
Rabbit Lake
Howard Paine
Judge Sleeper
Verndale
Edw. Greene
Reilly
J. A. McColl
Villard Hotel
T. C. Bivins
Ashland
Clyde Warner
Como
J. A. Davis
Pillager
N. P
Fargo
J. F. Dacey
Mankato
Mr. Dacey
J. B. Robinson
International Building and Loan Association, of Chicago
May Harrison
C. E. Smith
Vitrol
Charlie
John McKay
John
Cummings
New Orleans
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Lu Lee
San Francisco
Chas. Greeves
Hillsboro
Senator Buckman
Watts
East Brainerd
W. H. Titus
Gerry Clough
Long Lake District
Edith Drake
Mrs. P. M. Lambert
J. D. Barstow
Royalton
Mertz
Johnson & Bain
McGlauflin
Anoka
O. Webb
John Nevers
Ed. Bradley
Superior
Wis
A. Lorane Yonker
Eau Claire, Wis
W. H. Medlar
Crookston
Philadelphia
Leopold Brothers
Clothiers
Listemann
Opera Mouse
Norwood House
Seventh and
Norwood Streets
Miller
Curton & Dodge
Charles Wakefield
Bloomington, Lil
Grand Army Oroys
Leopold
A. Lanner
Geo. Karft
Fifth and
Samuel English
Second Street
English
Pat Corcoran
Spalding & Merrick
Chicago
Lightning
Northern Pacific
Perham
N. W. Wheatley
F. Allen
H. Edwards
L. McPherson
John Lowry
F. Schmeltz
Thos. Simpson
Grand Pacific
Simpson
Taylor
Baxter
John Scheidecker
Scheidecker
Day & Meagher’s
Fleming
Gro. Forsyth, H. J, Spencer, G
the District Convention
Washington
the Hatchet
Attention Company
Fats and Leans
Alden W. Brigham
Motley
Minn
Stockslager
Brigham
Wilson Bros. and
Morrison
Hartshoro
Lamar
Wilson Bros. & Morrison
Bngham
O. H. Havin & Co
Towne-McFadden
Crow Wing County Agricultural Society
J. J. Howe & Co
S. H. Rev
J. J. Hower
H. Rosenblatt
Boat For Sale
E. M. Westfall’s
Smith’s
Westfalls
A. Cameron
Oaklawn
Roa
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall Street
S.& J. W Koop
Grant
Oxford
Newport
Hbuutteorz
Cael
Prince Alberts
Lado HK
Lodo HK
Lumbermen’s
Exchange Bank
Ath Street
Post Office
Whitely
MINNN
M. McFadden
FFICE
Court House
L M. Roberts
Hartley Block
W. A. Smith
Frater & Fernald
Attorney AT Law
A. Fleming
P* H. Ribbel
S. H. Relf, C. E
City and County Surveyors
Brainerd, Minn
Minneapolis and St. Louis
Albert Lea Route Railway
T Zast A
G’ars
Des Moines
Iowa
Albert Lea
Fort Dodge
Watertown
C. T
ST. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Union Depot
Kansas City
Leavesworth
Atchinson
Union Pacific
Topeka
Santa Fe
Minneapolis & Manitoba
St Paul
Ss. F. Boyd
Gen’l Tkt & Pass. Agt
Minneapolis, Minn
Haeye As
Etrette
Clark St
Palmer House
Tremont House
Milwaukee
Broadway
Staton ST
Paul
East Third Street
Nicollet Ivan Blk
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