Noble President and Local Farm News from Sewell Lake
Ole Anderson has five or six cows for sale as harvest winds down in Sewell Lake. Haying is finished, corn nearly cut, threshing ongoing. potato digging soon. John Lambert visited with Ole Anderson and family. J M Hayes bought a $37 cow from John Miller. Zora Arvila Groshong died at St Josephs Brainerd from typhoid fever. funeral in local schoolhouse led by Rev S W Hover. burial at Dagger Brook cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hayes
John Miller
Zora Arvila
Robert Groshong
St. Josephs Hospital
Brainerd
S. W. Hover
Dagger Brook
Crow Wing Notes Reach From Brainerd To Winnebago Prairie
Crow Wing items recount visits by Mr and Mrs Jack Hennessy to Fort Ripley and John Brockway from Brainerd to Crow Wing. Courtney Benson travels to Little Falls with returns home. Miss May Kerr visits sister Mrs John Chisholm. School opens Sept 2 with Mrs Ethel Smith as teacher. Arthur and Guy Potter work for Tom Salisbury in Pequot during haying. Pheebe and Carrie Porter visit grandfather Gordon of Winnebago Prairie. G W Young suffers a painful corn harvester accident. his son Elvin, in North Dakota, injures a hand. Mrs Jennie Bailey badly hurt in a runaway last Sunday. a clip broke and the buggy box fell. others were thrown but she recovers quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hennesy
Fort Ripley
John Brockway
Brainerd
Crow Wing
Courtney Benson
Little Falls
Arthur
Guy Potter
Pequot
Tom Salisbury
Pheebe
Carrie Porter
Mr. Gordon
Winnebago Prairie
G. W. Young
Elvin
N. D
Jennie Bailey
Myrtle
Lytha Bailey
Mrs. Bailey
Divorce Granted for Habitual Drunkenness and Desertion
Mrs. Mabel A. Kent receives a decree of absolute divorce from Edward B. Kent on the grounds of habitual drunkenness and desertion. The case, begun on non support and drunkenness, was heard by a referee for Judge McClenahan and granted on motion of J. B. Hartshorn. No answer was filed. Kent, a civil engineer, left with no support and did not appear. Mrs. Kent, sister of Mrs. G. D. Ball, has lived in this city five months, and is employed as a stenographer in the M. & I. office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel A. Kent
Edward B. Kent
McClenahan
J. B. Hartshorn
Walker
Kent
G. D. Ball
St. Paul
Brainerd
Michigan
Supt. Ball
Fifty Years Since Sioux Treaty of 1851 Feature at Society Meeting
Former Governor Ramsey presided over a State Historical Society gathering focusing on the 1851 Sioux treaty. Thomas Hughes of Mankato read a semi centennial paper detailing the landmark accord with the Sisseton Wahpeton and Wahpekuty bands, its signing at Traverse des Sioux and Pilot Knob, and the land cession of about 24 million acres. The article notes the treaty’s eventual ratification and calls for a monument at the historic site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Historial Society
Alexander Ramsey
St. Paul Dispatch
Thomas Hughes
Mankato
Wahpeton
Traverse Des Sioux
Pilot Knob
Mendota
United States
Mississippi
Big Sioux River
St. Cloud
Iowa
Senate
Railroad plans surface amid Bridgie survey by Miller
N. D. Miller once chief engineer of the Great Northern was seen at the National en route to Bridgie surveying rail work. Lou Delano accompanies him as rumors spread of a tote road to Bridgie to haul supplies. A prominent M. and I. official says Bridgie Itasca will be reached this fall despite labor shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Miller
Great Northern
the National
Bridgie
Here
Lou Delano
Mr. Miller
M. & I. Company
Itasca
Blackduck Times
Cale and Bane Buy Potatoes for Sale
Cale and Bane purchase a load of potatoes and plan to handle the crop to market. Cale reviews the stock before arranging the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cale
Bane
Cale & Bane
Decision in Brainerd City Sign Dispute Favoring Defendant
Judge McClenahan ruled that the street signs in controversy are not a material supply under Section 46 of the city charter, negating the need for purchasing committee sanction. The decision favors Alderman Wright against Roy Guthrie’s $127 bill for painting the signs, with Judge Fleming for the plaintiff and Crowell for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClenahan
Judd Wright
Brainerd
Chambers
Roy Guthrie
W. A. Fleming
Alderman Wright
W. H. Crowell
Receipts Enormous From State Fair Success
President John Cooper of the state agricultural society reports the recently ended state fair the most successful in the association’s history though total receipts await full audit. Estimates place net gains between twenty and thirty thousand dollars over expenses as ticket offices and railroads sold admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cooper
State Agricultural Society
Cooper
St. Cloud Journal Press
Physicians Endorse Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for Indigestion
Physicians prescribe Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as the best prescription since it contains the elements to digest all kinds of food. It cures indigestion and dyspepsia regardless of cause. H. P. Dunn & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
H. P. Dunn & Co
Flaw in dairy law debated over borax treated sausage
L. R. Thian argues the dairy and food act is too indefinite to convict H. K. Esswein for selling sausage treated with borax as a preservative. He says the statute could prohibit common salt as a preservative, raising questions of deception and health impact. Judge Dickinson takes the matter under advisement as evidence resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Thian
H. KE. Esswein
Dairy and Food Commission
Mr. Esswein
Thian
Dickinson
Journal
Brainerd Elks Plan Postponed Minstrel Event Dates
Three Elks committees failed to reach agreement on a city celebration to welcome about one hundred Brainerd Elks and the ball team. The initial date September 20 is unavailable for Brainerd members. New proposed dates are September 19 and 23 with a minstrel show to be staged if a company can be secured by Manager Davidson of the Davidson theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Elks
Brainerd Elks
Brainerd
Elks
Davidson
Davidson Theatre
St. Cloud Times
Direct Line To Head Of Lakes Brainerd Toll Line Expected
Brainerd is set to gain a toll telephone line connecting northern Minnesota with Superior. A. T. & T. official Charles H. Ryder surveys construction and the city will host the line as supplies arrive. A franchise discussion with Aitkin Telephone Co. signals immediate work and a Brainerd exchange connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brainerd
Charles H. Ryder
A. T. & T. Company
Ryder
Mark
Aitkin Telephone Company
N. P
Superior
Head of the Lakes
Duluth
West Superior
St. Paul
Iron Range Telephone Company
Wadena
Walker
Bemidji
The Harmless Vegetable bowel Regulator Liver Vitalizer
A historic ad praises a natural remedy described as safe for the bowels and liver, with a candy like taste and no side effects. The copy emphasizes its pleasantness and strong mineral properties without causing gripe or pain.
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. Rounds
M. D
Minn
Spalding & Nimmo
W H. Mantor
Attorney At Law
First National Bank
Brarnerd, Minn
T C. Blewitt
First Nat. Bank Block
Minnesota
Lifton A. Allbright
First National Bank Block
Blainerd
Camp & Thabes
Physicians and Surgeons
First National
Bank
Tod
S. C. Reimestad
Hartley Block
Front St. Brainerd, Minn
J L. Frederick, D. M. D
Rouume
First National Bank Bl’k
A. F. Groves
McFadden Drug Co
Cor. 6Th
Kingwood Ste
N. C. Baudette
Fifth Streets
R. D. King’s Store
R K. Whiteley
MIMN
J H. Warner
Over Beach's
Sixth ST
Bank Block
Sixth
Bratnerd, Minn
Kahn Green& Berger
Dearborn St
Chicago, Il
Ribbel
OUR County
Sewell Lake
Ole Anderson
John Lambert
May Kerr
John Chisholm
Ethel Smith
Ramsey
Inter
Horticultural Society
Fair
A. Beaudrette
S. LaFond
Tony
M. M. Richardson
Secret
LaFond
N. W. Fur Co
Bruns
Optician
Arling- 3
Matt J. Johnson
Siaty
Valley City
Mart J. Johnson Co
Wis
D. N. Howlett
H. P. Dunn & Company
Tele Consheratend
Creampurerye
America
R. J. Holden
Head OF Lakes
Telegraph & Telephone Co
In Brainerd
Dr. Jenner
Johnson’s Pharmacy
Gil
Edgar
St. Benedicts
St. Joseph, Stearns, Co
Harry Kaatz
J. M. Gray
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