Brainerd Loses to Aitkin Athletes in Football
Brainerd High School fell 34 to 0 to a Brainerd team composed of Aitkin High School players at Swartz driving park. Aitkin dominated, with 165-pounders and strong line play, while Brainerd struggled against the heavier visitors. J Boyle pitched for Brainerd, E Rogers pitched for Aitkin, and Kreatz stood out in defense as the game ended with Aitkin ahead by four touchdowns and two goals.
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Brainerd High School
Aitkin High School
Aitkin
Torson
Brainerd
Swartz Driving Park
Kreatz
E. Boyle
Leak
Saltford
J. Boyle
Spencer
E. Rogers
Krelwitz
Sleepy Eye Defeats Redwood Falls 28 to 0 in Standout Showdown
Sleepy Eye high school blanked Redwood Falls 28 to 0 Saturday in a decisive football victory. Sleepy Eye dominated on both sides with strong defense and timely scoring to secure the win.
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Sleepy Eye
Redwood Falls
Winona Normal Defeats LaCrosse High 16 to 0
The Winona normal school football team cruised past LaCrosse High, winning 16 to 0. LaCrosse was outclassed as Winona controlled both sides of the ball with strong defense and steady offense.
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Winona
la Crosse
Minnesota Football Faces Third Game Challenge
The Minnesota University football team played the third game of its season, aiming to solidify offense and defense. Key players and coaching decisions shaped the matchup as they sought early momentum and a favorable record.
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Minnesota University
Bad Mixup Causes Runaway Team on Laurel Street
A M K Swartz team used for Gruen hagen site work ran away, tangling with a four horse team and injuring a Bubar driver. Narrow escapes noted for Chas Ahrens. Meanwhile ads tout Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and news that H P Dunn Blakely Farley firm moved to Farley with 150 million feet of pine contracts in winter.
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M. K. Swartz
Gruenhagen
Laurel Street
N. P. Sanitarium
John Bubar
Bubar
Chas. Ahrens
Blakely & Farley
Minneapolis
Bemidji
Farley
Here
Quarantine Enforced Over Mille Lacs Smallpox Outbreak
Mille Lacs quarantine strict as Indian agent Simon Michelet reports multiple camps with several smallpox cases. Camps Wigwam Schebozgan Ryan Isle Ma Zum Na Point and Lawrence show varying severities while residents and whites urge troop involvement, authorities promise containment and continued lines.
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United States
Simon Michelet
Mille Lacs Lake
Michelet
Camp Wigwam
Bay
Camp Schebozhegan
Big Jack
Rollins Township
Camp Lawrence
Camp Isle
Camp Ma-Zum-Na-Point
Camp Ryan
White Earth
German Syrup from Dr A Boschee the German physician
The advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a cure for coughs colds and lung troubles. It claims decades of use since 1868 two million bottles sold annually and that three doses relieve an ordinary cough. It notes availability in towns and villages worldwide and price of 75 cents with a Green's Prize Almanac offered.
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United States
A. Boschee
Green
Shore occasion tickets offered by Northern Pacific Railway Co
Tickets for a shore occasion are offered by the Northern Pacific Railway Co for round trips. Fares are one and one third to St Paul, then $33.35 via standard lines or $31.35 via differential lines. On sale daily through September 30, 1901. Tickets require continuous passage in each direction with a final limit of 15 days from the sale date.
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Northern Pacific Railway Co
St. Paul
Standard
Differential
Henry Braydon Endorses One Minute Cough Care Cure
Harris N C resident Henry Braydon says after twenty years of asthma medicine one bottle of One Minute Cough Care proved the best cough cure he has used. He credits H P Dunn & Co with providing the product.
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Henry Braydon
Harris, N. C
H. P. Dunn & Co
Lands in Clay county to be sold October 10 by state lands
James H. Burnham L. H. Baker and Paul Van Viissingen completed appraisal of state school and university lands in Clay county and sent the report to State land commissioner R C Dunn. Lands will be sold by Dunn on Thursday October 10 with appraised values from six to twenty three dollars per acre. Moorhead Independent.
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James H. Burnham
L. H. Baker
Paul van Viissingen
Clay County
R.C. Dunn
Dunn
Moorhead
One Minute Cough Cure Ends Coughs, Says Norris Silver
Norris Silver of North Stratford New Hampshire says a bottle of One Minute Cough Cure relieved a stubborn cough doctors called incurable. He reports the first bottle helped, the second and third nearly cured him, and he is now well. H. P. Dunn & Co.
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Norris Silver
North Stratford
N. H
H. P. Dunn & Co
Local grocer sells stock to Graham brothers at Sixth and Laurel
J M Hayes a Sixth Street grocer sold his stock and transferred his business to Orton and Byron Graham who will take over at the corner of Sixth and Laurel. The Grahams took possession Monday morning as Hayes plans farming full time. Hayes bought cattle and will devote himself to tilling the soil. A testimonial to De Wit's Witch Hazel Salve claims cure for piles from B W Fursell of Kintersville. Counterfeits are worthless. H P Dunn & Co.
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J. M. Hayes
Sixth Street
Orton
Byron Graham
Sixth
Laurel Streets
Graham Brothers
Mr. Hayes
B. W. Fursell
Kintersville
de- Wit
H. P. Dunn & Co
J. H. Austin
Peng
Austin
McVicker’s Theater
Chicago
Ill
A Worthy Successor to Cure Catarrh
An old practitioner claims a new treatment for catarrh called Snuffles the Guaranteed Catarrh Cure. Sold for one dollar with internal and external medicine, it promises to relieve and permanently cure catarrh, hay fever, and related inflammation. It requests customer details for personal adjustment and ships prepaid within the United States or Canada. New stock of Hardware, Hoffman's
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United States
Canada
Edwin B. Giles & Company
Market Street
Philadelphia
Adair Canton No 10 Organized In Adair At Odd Fellows Hall
A large attendance of local I O O F lodge members witnessed the organization of Adair Canton No 10. Appolo Canton No 3 of St Paul performed the ceremony. Officers elected included Captain C A Wilkins Lieutenant N M Paine Ensign A H Bennett Clerk W H Sadler Accountant J C Hessel. Appointed officers were S B Hoffman Picket Robert Jennings Sentinel Chas Mudge. A lavish banquet prepared by the Rebekahs followed, and visiting St Paul Minneapolis members were entertained until midnight before returning home.
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Odd Fellows Hall
F. Lodge
New Order
Adair
Appolo
St. Paul
C. A. Wilkins
N. M. Paine
Ensigun
A. H. Bennett
W. H
Minneapolis
Face Worth Promises Health Claims and Local Court Notes
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills for clear skin and rosy cheeks, priced at 26 cents. A Bemidji district court report shows about one third of cases completed with Oct. 17 as finish target, including three youths sent to Stillwater for light fingered offenses. Judge McClenahan pushing progress while S A Ingalls of Crown Point cites kidney cure testimony. local ads mention storage with D M Clark & Co and Blue Flame Gas Stove by Standard Oil with A L Hoffman & Co as agents.
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Dr. King
McFadden Drug Co
H. P. Dunn & Co
Bemidji
Stillwater
McClenahan
Honolulu club debates tea temperature question
The Hawaiian woman's club at Honolulu debated whether Rocky Mountain Tea is better hot or cold. The Willmar street fair and harvest home festival closed Saturday night after three days of events. The city welcomed about 25,000 guests, with Governor Van Sant attending and addressing a large audience.
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Honolulu
McFadden Drug
van Sant
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Carleton
N. P. Sani
Tarium
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The
United States Indian Agent
Hoffman
Adair Canton
NO. 10
S. A. Ingalls
Crown Point
N. Y
Foley
P. Dunn & Co
D. M. Clark & Co
Standard Oil Company
A. L. Hoffman & Co
H. J. McCarron
Lake Street
Prof
John Larson
Churler
Fairbanks, Morse & Co
Equator
Philipines
ST. Paul, Minn
DR. Mott’s Chemical CO
Cleveland
Ohio
Brainerd Lumber
Brainerd, Minnesota
America
R. J. Holden
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