Editors and Proprietors J H Ingerwell and F W Wieland
J H Ingerwell and F W Wieland are identified as editors and proprietors of the publication in a brief column noting ownership roles.
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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1895
Page
8
J H Ingerwell and F W Wieland are identified as editors and proprietors of the publication in a brief column noting ownership roles.
Lincoln J. Carter's new play The Defaulter portrays a bank embezzler who is arrested, convicted, and transported to Australia. After 12 years his wife helps him regain a life of luxury before she condemns the pair to prison, ending in a dramatic turn of loyalties. The piece premieres Monday evening December 2.
Advertisement for Kennedy English fruit cake sold in one pound cartons. Describes steaming the cake to yield a rich plain pudding superior to canned products. Mentions Baacs Corz Beacs as brand cues.
A. R. Shaw aged 35 died Friday night of typhoid fever at Lumberman's Hospital. His body will be buried in Ottawa Kansas with funeral at the Congregational church Sunday at 2 30 led by Rev Edmonds. Aurora Lodge No 10 A F and A M presides. He worked with J J Frost on Leech Lake’s steamboat venture and came from Lothrop weeks before passing. J P Saunders named administrator by Judge McFadden.
All Masons are requested to be at the lodge room at 1 30 Sunday afternoon to attend the funeral services of Bro A R Shaw to be held at the Congregational church at that time. B S Manory W M
White Cross Lodge No. 30 K of P elects C C E Chiperfield and others for the coming year. Unity Lodge No. 197 I O F names Silas Hail as Noble Grand and fills key posts. Red Cloud Tribe No. 13 I O R M installs 37 charter members with M J Quam as Sachem and 11 officers listed. banquet at City Hotel follows ceremonies. Tribes planned for Wedena, Little Falls, Staples and Carlton.
Mr and Mrs L J Cale marked their silver anniversary with a large Brainerd social. Nearly 200 guests attended a silver ceremony by Rev T M Edmands, followed by congratulations, dancing, and a lavish banquet with elaborate gifts.
At St Pauls church the convocation of the new Episcopal diocese of Duluth opens Tuesday and Wednesday with Bishop Gilbert presiding. The program includes choral evening prayer, Holy Communion, addresses by Bishop Gilbert and Rev Dr Ryan, plus a missionary meeting and a visitors reception. Delegates from multiple Minnesota towns and reservations are expected.
Charles Bailey of Crow Wing says his current deer season is his first in 60 years with no kill due to a lame wrist. He recalls early days in northern Ohio when he and his brother killed and sold 365 venison saddles in a single year, deer so abundant they could be seen every half hour. His best single shot was five deer, using buckshot, and he notes Minnesota seasons since then have not matched those totals. The Scandia Shoe Co. sells the most shoes to Brainerd.
The Brainerd ice rink opened on Thanksgiving with strong patronage. Weather hindered the toboggan slide but it should be ready by Tuesday night. Proprietor Mr. McDonald promises orderly conduct and a popular winter resort open daily except Sundays with extended Saturday hours. Single season tickets 2 dollars, family season 5 dollars, general admission ten cents.
White Cross Lodge No. 30 Knights of Pythias arranged with a well known dramatic manager for the production of Damon and Pythias at the Sleeper opera house on Monday evening December 28. The event promises strong attendance with further particulars to follow. Oysters at Ed Bane & Co in bulk or by the can at 25 and 40 cents. Princess Panels from Drysdale priced at 1 per dozen. Photo graphs available now cabinets 2 per dozen until Christmas.
Prompt to try the latest novelty at Drysdale's featuring Princess Panels priced at one dollar per dozen. Customers are urged to act now as participation is limited, with cabinets offered at two dollars.
An ad lists eggs at 1 per dozen with various sizes. It also promotes Princess beauties at 1 per dozen and beef for 5 cents per pound. Pine wood delivery bids of 800 cards two lots 500 and 300 cords due by Dec 20 1895 are issued by Parker Topline Brainerd Minn. J A Wilson announces winter office relocation to 7th and Oak and Ed Bane Co advertises beef stew and boiling beef at 5 cents per pound.
Notices advertise liberal wages for a good housekeeper near Brainerd Minnesota. Listings promote Ed Bane & Co lard at ten cents a pound, new stock of whips at W H Erbs harness shop, installment plans for housekeeping outfits at Hoffman Bazaar, and storage for furniture or stoves by D M Clark & Co. They offer misfit carpets, hardware, furniture, crockery, glassware, storm sash glazing by J C Congdon, cedar fence paste, poultry by Ed Bane & Co, and a four room house near street car with city water. The Scandia Shoe Co invites calls.
Suffer with Headache when Mack's Headache Powders will cure you in a few minutes. Sold by all druggists. The Scandia Shoe Co. Minneapolis sells the best shoes for the least money. The Scandia Shoe Co. give their customers a fine picture free. Children's Shoes in large variety of styles and prices. A Scholar's Companion with each pair sold for cash at the Big 9. R. F. Watrenns Front Street.
Samuel Appleton once wealthy Bristol manufacturer faced ruin after 1883. A photograph showed a curious inscription Contingency cottage NoC NoC NoC NoC NoC. His friend John Field invested after hearing his tale, buying Appleton’s stock as a symbol of cash credit courage and character, reviving his fortunes.
Davis reports Hon duras as pleasant but inhospitable with bugs that bite and creep. He notes dense bushes forceful beating to traverse and nights feel like sleeping on red pepper due to insect bites.
Brainerd seller touts Sherwood’s Cough Syrup with a 20 year positive guarantee and no returns. Listings mention real estate loans, a pair of mares, wagon and harness, and inquiries to M Hagberg. Advertisements promote Northern Pacific Shasta Route travel through Portland with vestibuled cars and through dining car service to California.
A New York Press quotation recalls Dr. Gatling of Hartford as a small unassuming man whose invention rapid firing guns promises swift brutal war. The piece notes heroes' ordinary appearances while highlighting the paradox of war machinery in quiet hands.
An old tale recounts a father who whipped his son after accusing him of breaking an item. The boy confessed no lie and later revealed the truth that the father himself caused the damage. The boy then stated that a lie existed somewhere around.
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