Local notices mix of ads and social items in Brainerd
Brainerd and nearby town items include insurance by Smith & Winslow, sale of fresh oysters and bulk oysters at Ed Bane & Co, calls for a help wanted girl, travel notes on Ed Bane and Mrs Bennett, and social updates. Also reported are church activities, Sunday school events, a court case over forged endorsement, and a sensational tale of Kawkee Dick revealed as a rented disguise miscreant at the depot.
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First Congregational Church
J. C. Huntington
Wreck of Morris train near Brainerd disrupts mail service
The Morris accommodation train leaving at 6 30 morning wrecked at Buffalo Creek four miles south of Brainerd. Thirteen logging cars from the B and N M road were involved with one jumping the track and tearing up the line. No damage to the engine mail or baggage car. One foreign flat car and one N P box car damaged. Wreck cleared late afternoon forcing continuation to Staples. No St Paul mail received.
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Morris
Buffalo Creek
Brainerd
N. P
Staples
St. Paul
Currie and Clark Tie In Grand Junction October 22 1895
Mr. Howard Currie of St Paul and Miss Grace Clark of Grand Junction Colorado married at the bride’s home in Grand Junction on Tuesday October 22 1895. Currie is a veteran engineer on the St Paul division of the N P and well regarded. Mrs Clark, formerly a teacher here, is noted for her accomplishments and many friends.
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Howard Currie
St. Paul
Grace Clark
Grand Junction
Colorado
Currie
N. P
Stade and Towers Tie the Knot in Oaklawn City
Mr. Herman Stade and Miss Bessie Towers were married on Tuesday October 29 1895 in Oaklawn City. Judge S F Alderman officiated making them man and wife. Stade is the son of C B Stade a prosperous Oaklawn farmer, and Towers is the daughter of ex Alderman James Towers of the Fourth ward.
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Herman Stade
Bessie Towers
S. F. Alderman
Stade
C. B. Stade
Oaklawn
James Towers
Bazaar and Fair of St Pauls Episcopal Church 1895
The annual bazaar and fair by the ladies of St. Pauls Episcopal Church will be held at Gardner Hall on November 21 22 and 23 1895. The event features a reproduction of the Midway Plaisance Irish Village and Japanese booths with various fancy article booths and refreshments. A fine supper will be served each evening.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational Church
I. T. Dean
A. E. Losey
Geo. Keene
T. J. Sharkey
Lillian Follett
T. M. Edmonds
Milton McFadden
Fannie E. Smith
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Gardner Hall
Catholic fair at Gardner Hall draws record crowds
The Gardner Hall Catholic fair closed last Saturday with large attendance and full halls. Supper service ran each evening and booths sold out. Prizes included an astralan cloak won by Miss Maggie Reinstadtler and a rocking chair won by Mrs. Willis Sr, among others. Proceeds totaled $1,302.
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Gardner Hall
J. H. Koop
Maggie Reinstadtler
D. M. Clark & Co
Willis
Meerschaum
M. Lillig
Louis Burne
J. J. Howe
Mamie Keough
J. F. McGinnis & Co
David McCarthy
State lands sold by deputy land commissioner on Saturday
Deputy State Land Commissioner Warner conducted a state lands sale as advertised in the city on Saturday. Auditor R C Dunn was expected to preside but fell ill at Little Falls and returned to St Paul. About 500 acres were sold at prices from five to ten dollars per acre with no competition. more could have sold if bids matched appraised values.
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A. Morris
Northern Pacific
J. F. McGinnis & Co
St. Paul
Kaw Valley
Union
Lam Kawkee Dick
Kawkee Dick
Santa Fe
Kansas Points
Warner
R. C. Dunn
Little Falls
Two Children Die of Whooping Cough in Brainerd Area
Ruthie Peterson age unclear died Saturday October 26 from whooping cough. George Emerson aged 1 year 7 months died Monday October 28 from whooping cough in southeast Brainerd. Both children are listed as deaths in local notices.
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Ruthie Peterson
Mike Peterson
Oak Street
George
Oscar Emerson
Brainerd
Local Notes on Births Land Trips and County News
Mrs. Joe Edwards had a son on the 20th weighing nine pounds. Mr True Warming of Michigan visited seeking land and praised local lakes and meadows. Warren Hastings returned to Wright county to stay near Noka Lake. Joe Edwards proved up his Crow Wing county homestead. Milo Heath is reported in Georgetown North Dakota hospital after an accident with a chair. Ed Garlinghouse Will Martin and Wes Maholland left for Prairie River to hunt deer. U. No.
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Maynard Crane
Lmberman
Cooperstown
N. C
Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association
Crane
Crance
South
Minneapolis
Joe Edwards
True Warming
Michigan
Warren Hastings
Wright County
Noka Lake
Brainerd
Crow Wing
Milo Heath
Georgetown
N. D
Garlinghouse
Will Martin
Wes
Maholland
Prairie River
U. No
Stray Sheep Held for Owner at Brainerd Resident
A stray sheep is in the care of Arex Peterson at 114 Norwood Street Southeast Brainerd. The owner may recover by paying the cost of keeping the animal.
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Norwood Street
Brainerd
Japanese wood and ivory carving praised in seas and lands
Sir Edwin Arnold extols Japanese art for its superior carving with examples from Yokohama. A wood piece of two wrestlers amazes with anatomical accuracy while a rat and rice carving shows individual detail. A Philadelphia Record note recalls a dog submerged in a tub myth.
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Edwin Arnold
Europe
Yokohama
Literary tastes and romance in a crossfire of gifts
The Washington Star reports a woman choosing Will over Herbert after both suitors pressed their claims. Herbert sent a volume of poems, while Will followed with a carefully edited bankbook showing financial standing and taste.
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Herbert
Will
Washington Star
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