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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1895
Page
2
A Tur Central Minnesota creamery in St. Cloud burned down on Monday causing about $4,000 in losses. St Paul papers push a revived ice palace scheme to attract visitors and spending. The Corbett-Fitzsimmons prize fight has been canceled amid concerns about public safety and notoriety.
Jerry Root of Ft. Ripley jokes on discussing the slogan as a topic. Gov. Cloven is tied to a lumber business assignment rather than a gubernatorial campaign. St Paul laments not matching Minneapolis population, while editorials from Pioneer Press seek to ease the mood. The seasonal cow nuisance and an Empress of Prussia robe costing $200,000 are also noted.
Extracts from Senator Joan Sherman biography stir national politics as public embraces her assertions. Sherman speaks with authority and the public response grows louder, fueling momentum for ongoing policy discussions and partisan reactions.
A New York merchants firm places a contract for 100000 bicycles with a Chicago manufacturer to be delivered in ten months at 10,000 units per month. Retail price set is 50 dollars per bike.
The Tur Duluth News-Tribune says Congressman Towne split the party with free silver views but the text argues he only split himself from the party. It asserts the district Republican stance aligns with honest money and Towne’s populist stance harms only himself.
The Leech Lake Letter from Lothrop reports Wm. Pennar as publisher and notes Cass County pioneers view rivals as enemies. The letter accuses antagonism from rival papers backed by politicians and recalls a local man who refused a bedrock offer to join the Pioneer.
Readers urged to send 20 cents for Demorest's December issue offering a 14 color Chrysanthemum reproduction valued near 1000 dollars. Original painting by De Longpre guaranteed indistinguishable from copy. chance to win the painting by securing subscribers before May 1. Also notes celebrations at D M Clark & Co.
The council reviewed the finance committee report on $10,900 jail bonds due December 1 and a First National Bank proposal to buy $7,000 in new bonds at face value, with 6 percent interest. A Pine River road project was referred to a special committee. Rates for domestic and commercial electric service were revised, with monthly charges and early-pay discounts.
The notice outlines a provisional programme for a Sunday school convention in the city on November 2 3 and 4 with events at M B Church and Congregational Church including devotions papers reports and a Children s Rally. It also promotes California traveller through car service from St Paul Minneapolis to Sacramento and San Francisco with berth rate 36 dollars and a sale on Misses and children s shoes at half price.
Local notes from Lothrop describe Fred Luken building a store at the new townsite, Brainerd visitors, growth of barber shops, a meat market reopens with groceries, track work on Leech Lake lines, and rising lumber camps. Authorities joke about saloons, a deputy sheriff keeps peace, and farmers prepare for threshers as Crow Wing county expects settlers and big game stories emerge.
A pair of five year old mares about 1300 pounds each for sale. Also a good wagon and harness. Inquire of M Hagberg. Go to D M Clark & Co for sash doors glass paint and related supplies.
A scanned price catalog lists per pound costs for various tobaccos including Red Mark 28c, F F Adams Peerless 36c, Canada Chop 30c, Dixie Plug 16c, Corn Cake 38c, Sun Cured 26c, Tube Rose 39c, Motley Special 27c, Plow Boy, Hand Made, Climax Plug, Heart Plug, Spear Head Chewing, Something Good 19c, Battle Axe 5c, Rising Sun Stove Polish 6c, Corn Starch 4c, Hemp Seed, ground spice 8c, Jake Shore Pumpkin 12c, Briar Pipe, Chocolate Caramels, mixed candies 13c, Peppermint Lozenges, penny candy 3c, Chewing Gum, Cough Drops 9c, Frosted Cream Cakes 10c, Crystal Coffee Cake, Oyster Crackers, XXX Soda Crackers 1c.
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