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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
12
The notice reports that two day trains to and from Duluth have been removed on the updated time card. It also notes various local events and social items including a deer head raffle, court cases, church meetings, and community happenings with multiple named residents and places.
A local advertisement declares Lake Park Creamery butter as the finest in the land at KE C Bane's store.
Obituaries note Mrs. Steinberg dies at St Josephs Hospital aged 39 from Brights disease buried Evergreen cemetery near Mille Lacs. Ole Lewis dies of typhoid at Quince street, lumber mill worker. funeral Sunday. Robert Horn, Woodman from Scotland, dies of typhoid at St Josephs hospital. Numerous church notices announce sermons, meetings, and fairs by Presbyterian and Episcopal groups. Residents and visitors listed include Miss Whitaker, C N Parker, W W Campbell, Mrs C BE McMullan, Rev A H Carver, and others with travel between St Paul, Minneapolis, Winnepeg, and Brainerd. House paint at Arlington Hotel and arrivals of W H Noyes and Nels Edwardson families noted. election context for McKinley supporter Eastman.
Robert Jurgens and Miss Teresa Klustch were granted a license to marry on October 20. P G Mlansberg and Jennie Sylvester obtain theirs on October 26. All reside in Crow Wing County. The auditor issued 469 hunter licenses this fall through yesterday.
Wa. Bredfeld announces candidacy for alderman in the Fifth ward. He pledges to steal all he can and divide fair if elected, signaling a controversial platform and intention to gain power.
The St Paul Dispatch markets its newspaper with a “quantity with quality” slogan promising more and better news than other Northwestern dailies. It invites readers to subscribe at 25 cents for a one month trial.
A five room house with a barn is available to rent on North 9th Street. Apply at 39 Main Street for details and to arrange viewing.
If your children are fretful, pee Vish, and cross, mother the same, ditto the boss, it would seem proper to give them all Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cents. For sale by McFadden Drug Co. and H. P. Dunn & Co. Leave your orders for storm sash with D. M. Clark & Co.
A critical overview recalls Gov Lind’s 1896 campaign pledges to reform state services and cut costs. It accuses him of fiscal excess, corruption akin to Tammany Hall, broken promises on grain inspection, prison twine, railroads, and civil service reform. The piece highlights his anti Republican shift and attacks from his personal organ the St Paul Globe. It references labor, tariffs, and public offices while promoting commercial notices and local ads.
A short note urges voters that Bryanisms and Lindism are the same and that a Lind vote endorses Bryan. The phrasing links both figures to a shared ideological stance in a compact political reminder.
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