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Newspaper
Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
1
The Big Store promotes its Boys Department with school suits for ages 3 to 16 from 1.00 to 5.00 and long pants suits up to 10.00. It stocks boys shirts, knee pants 19c to 1.00, and school shoes for girls, boys, and children with guaranteed wear and affordable prices.
You are invited to inspect premium pianos by Kimball in room 10 Hartley block. The offer highlights a $10 monthly plan. SALLIE B. Jones signs the notice.
The article notes a bustling County Fair with large crowds and a feature on Business Men's Day. It mentions races being pulled off and emphasizes the event's success and public interest.
Crow Wing County Agricultural Society gears up for the fair with strong showings in farming and poultry exhibits. Notable guests include Senator Moses Clapp and John Cooper, with special train service and a baseball game planned. Public closings on Business Men’s Day and Workingmen’s Day aim to boost attendance.
Headlines describe several bear sightings and hunts around Gull Lake in the past week. German farmer Topp shot a large female bear and two cubs after spotting them near his home while W.S. Hills faced a road encounter with a bear and plans another pursuit. Strong acorn gathering around Gull Lake is blamed for bold bear behavior.
Judge Elliot yesterday declared the garnishee law, enabling attachment of city officers salaries for debt, invalid. Garnishment cases against the city treasurer had disclosure set for October 10 after papers were served August 28, the court deeming the delay an abuse of court power.
A Crow Wing youth pursues marriage after a chaotic prelude. He first obtained a license on August 30 for a planned Crow Wing wedding, only to see the bride delay her arrival. In Brainerd on September 9, he secured a second license and wed Judge McFadden officiating, returning home with a beaming, if wary, bride.
The Northern Pacific railroad bids to build new shops and oil houses at Rice's Point Duluth as part of a large plant. A round house contract was already let to Gee Deeks & Son of St Paul. Project cost runs about 50 000 dollars and aims for a complete, permanent facility to repair disabled rolling stock.
Fragmentary text notes expected earnings around six million for the year and a mention of three million in a figure for June, with a reference to Times.
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