Brainerd News Roundup Delivers Local Events and Moves
Tuesday brings Rheumatism patient return from Mt Clemens and a Columbian entertainment at the opera house. J F McGinnis Co shows men’s suits. new Laurel street grocery by Mahlum and Peterson opens. Deaths include infant cholera case and typhoid death at Maple Grove. Rail interest moves with B and N engines arriving. court guests EB W Collins J H Rhodes A Y Merrill G D Emery. School board votes to open Southeast Brainerd room with Miss Florence Miller. local politics feature Joseph Licht and a German democratic club amid local option talk.
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Board of Education
Brainerd
Angel’s
Florence Miller
Searles plans hardwood saw mill above Brainerd dam
In Brainerd Minnesota promoter S W Searles announces a small hardwood saw mill above the dam with one circular saw and capacity of 12 to 15 thousand feet daily. He has secured stumpage rights north of town from the N P Railroad and expects logs from Northern Mill Co to be hauled by a new railroad at favorable freight rates. The plant promises 15 to 20 workers year round and could spur further local investment. The same report notes civic items from council proceedings and a public notice of a divorce warning.
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S. W. Searles
N. P
Northern Mill Co
Searles
Dispatch
Concert Postponed After Browning Patriarch’s Death
On account of the death of the father of Mr. E. P. Browning of the Mason ic Quartette the concert at the opera house scheduled for Friday September 23 is postponed to Wednesday evening September 28. Everyone is urged to attend. Tickets are 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Browning
Masonic Quartette
Opera House
Republicans Hold County Convention for Straight Ticket
The first Republican county convention adopted a straight county ticket with strong, popular men. Credentials were set by a five member committee, and nominations followed for district delegates and county offices including auditor, treasurer, register, sheriff, attorney, probate judge, surveyor, schools, coroner, and court commissioner. Delegates and district selections concluded the convention amid orderly acclamations and ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican League Club
A. J. Halsted
R. H. Paine
F. W. Wieland
J.S. Gardner
Wm. Erb
A. F. Férris
M. Hagberg
S. H. Parker
Jas. McMurtry
N. H. Ingersoll
F. 8. Parker
Ed. Breheny
Wm. H. Forth
T. W. Crawford
P. G. Fogelstrom
Albert Anderson
Fifth Ward
Henry Mable
Jas. Willis
Bay Lake
David Archibald
Long Lake
John McMichels
Fairbanks
M. Phelips
Oak Lawn
J. A. Bixby
Deerwood
Robt
B. Coffin
Crow Wing
J. A. Wilson
Davenport
Chas. Kretch
St. Mathias
John James
Kennedy
Willis
Little Falls
A. F. Ferris
J. L. Berg
J. A Wilson
C. B. Chipperfield
John Parsons
Louis Tache
Mr. Tache
J. T. Frater
A. Mahlum
Register of Deeds
Henry Spalding
Mr. Spalding
Leon E. Lum
Milton McFadden
R. K. Whiteley
George Bartlett
L. E. Garrison
Parker Tellers
Whiteley
Bartlett
Garrison
Mr. Whiteley
I. T. Dean
A. G. Gallup
Dean
Gallup
A. E. Veon
Veon
J. N. Nevers
Jerry Root
A. T. Kimball
Nominations Formed After Ballot Delays at Convention
The first several ballots failed to produce a nomination until the 6th ballot when Mr Root was named. The convention then ratified district nominations and adjourned after approving motions to adjourn.
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Root
Brainerd District Court Opens With Bridge Report and Dockets
The Sept term began with Judge G W Holland presiding. Grand jury delivered a report urging the county to inspect the Mississippi River bridge, hire an expert to assess its condition, and fix it for safe travel. They praised the county poor farm under J A Bixby, noting good conditions. Court dispositions include numerous cases set for Chambers, dismissed or continued by consent, and verdicts for plaintiffs in others. Authorities call for bids on cedar poles and pine ties, plus fall inventories at local merchants. Independent Voters of Crow Wing County plan a 2 People’s Party convention. local business openings and fall fashion displays are advertised alongside multiple notices and sales.
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District Court
G. W. Holland
Mississippi River
Torms Covar
Brian
J. A. Bixby
J. M. Exvsn
Brainerd
T. J. Ryan
W. W. Hartley
J. W. Clark
R. G. Spaulding
E. O. Gros
D. M. Osborn Co
Theodosia Hastings
State Building Association
Myra A. Crockett
John L. Smith
Als
H. J. Spencer
H. Theviot
Bertha Theviot
Ella Hamblin
E. J. Palmer
Mary E. Palmer
John Johnston
J. T
State of Minnesota
Belle A. Porter
City of
Crow Wing County
Tenth Street
Brainerd Advertises Sixth Street Paving Bid Plan
Brainerd city offices invite sealed bids for paving and curbing South Sixth Street from Front Street’s north side to the mill branch railroad track. bids due Sep 26, 1892. Bond or certified check required. city may reject any bids. City Engineer R K Whitewey endorses.
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Sixth Street
Front Street
Mill Branch
Ths City Excingen
Brainerd
Minn
City of
Said City
South Sixth Street
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
R. K. Whitewey
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Nummer Goods
H. Rosenblatt
Cardner
Fifth St
G. D. Johnson
Orig
C. D. Johnson
A. Lihoffmann
Front Streets
N. McFadden
Sherwood’s Cough Syrup Glass Condition Powders
Straton’s Liniment
Night Bell
Front St
Larson & Walters
Cross Creek Lehigh Coal
Eighth and Main Streets
Sanboras Restaurant
City Hotel
Brainerd Dispatch
Crow Wing and
Bass Counties
FP. W. Wieland
Brain
Minnesota
First Presbyterian Church
Eighth and
Norwood Streets
W. H. Ware
J. F. McGinnis & Co
Ops. H. C. Stivers
Walter B. Hamlin
Motley
Peter Nelson
Mt. Clemens
Mich
The
First Congregational Church
Laurel Street
Mons Mahlum
Nels Peterson
Gustave Holquist
South 6Th Street
Joseph Leicht
Winona Westlicher Herald
Democratc
B. and
N. M
City
EB. W. Collins
J. H. Rhodes
A. Y. Merrill
Aitkin
G. D. Emery
David Maxwell
Maple Grove
Dagger Brook
Finette Fivie
8Th and
Holly Street
Des Moines
Iowa
O. P. Erickson
6Th Street
E. C. Bain
Frank Hitt
Mr. Erickson
N. Parker
Geo. A. Keene
Court House
4Th Street
Keene
Democratic Club
Cale’s Hall
Joseph Licht
Licht
R. Lise
A. Rosenberg
Wm. Pfeiffin
Wm. Falkenrech
Bulah Williams
Omaha
George Whitney
Port Arthur
Canada
J. M. Hayes
Council Proceedings
Bain
Lagerquist
Pine Street
12Th
16Th Street
Pine and
15Th Street
Gergen & Purdy
Ose
St. Paul Brass Work Co
M. C. Kennedy
Wccs
Campbell & Smith
JED. Ih. Dover
Lisco
Odees
J. BM Bema
Keves
J. J. Howe & Co
Board of Health
J. L. Camp
Finance Committee
Koop & Walker
G. W. Stratton
Sam. Walker
Brainerd, Minn
Amy V. Hall
Wa. S. Harz
U. S. Gov’t
C. N. Parker
Brainerd Minn
Sundberg’s
Meeting of
Independent Voters
H. Tuevir
Front St. Brainerd
Sundbergs
Swartz’s
D. M. Clark & Co
D. M. Clark & Cos
Swartz’s Drug Store
Oxford
Bredfeld’s
L. J. Cale
Swartz
Heath & Milligan Paints
Best
L. J. Cale’s
Bredfeld
M. L. Swartz
J. R. Smith
Reliable Fire Insurance
Hoffman's
Cale’s
Kravia
Cubeb
M. Hacssgna
R. F. Wattars
J. M. Exper
C. B. White
IU. White
Sleeper Opera House
Bristols
Mecginn & Bailey
Front and
Laurel
Katz Bros
McCall’s
Callion
F. G. Sundberg
PSA
M. Haagbergc
M. Hacgberg
Odd Fellows’ Block
Laurel and
Sixth Streets
D. W. Whitford
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