Official Kanabec County Directory Listed Officials
The MoBa Tribune provides a weekly official directory of Kanabec County officials including Auditor Treasurer Register of Deeds Sheriff County Attorney Superintendent of Schools Probate Court Clerk County Commissioners and several judges and surveyors. Names listed include Nelson A. Peters Henry Aines A Carson M Anderson Nelson Pope Sundeen Nelson Pope Safford Conger Groff and O. Groff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson and
A.G. Peters
Henry Aines
A. Carson
A. M. Anderson
N. E. Nelson
J. O. Pope
Ajlfred Sundeen
Louis Nelson J
Pope R. W. Safford Hels Sjodin, Jr L. KE. Conger
Groff
Local notes from Mora area for November 1895
Alfred Rines slowly recovers from illness. Charity ball planned for Nov 8 at town hall. S. E. Tallman resumes feed mill operations in Brunswick. Numerous local movements include Conway, Conger stores, mill updates, and Catholic services set for first and third Sundays.
New saw mill planned for Brunswick this winter
L. E. Conger's drug store advertises cigars and fine candies. A new saw mill will be built in Brunswick this winter with principal incorporators the Ramgrens and others. Grading on the railroad north of Mora is complete and rails will be laid once equipment arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Osness
Conger
L. E. Conger's Drug Store
Brunswick
Ramgrens
Mora
Cigar Merchant Lytzen Visits Mora for Orders
F. M. Lytzen of Lytzen & Co., St. Paul cigar makers, traveled to Mora last Saturday to take orders. Mrs. Gruba of Foley visits Mora this week recalling her Mora links. Three inches of snow fell the first of the season, skating begins though lake ice is unsafe. Anton Smith renovates his meat market to deter rivals this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Lytzen
Lytzen & Co., Cigar Manufacturers
St. Paul
Mora
Joseph Gruba
Foley
Anton Smith
Andrew
J. Frost
Mora items mix business travel and local oddities
Henry Green arrives with a butter load and notes brisk trade. N O Nelson works on J C Pope's tenement for Father Power. John Westman heads to camps near Snake River and Noah Adams at Mansfield. Miscellany covers injuries, music for charity ball, property transfers, and a humorous encounter with a Smith in Mora.
Local notes from Mora and surrounding towns
John Brackett of Stanchfield brings a load of oats and secures above market price from a prior contract. J S Anderson leaves Mora for a night operator post in Melrose, with plans to return. Miss Maggie Peterson visits Grass Lake relatives before returning to West Superior. O J Snygg of Maple Ridge visits Mora with potatoes, later seen helping his brother-in-law haul wood. Mora mayor Harry Butcher is away. A W Crusoe acts in his absence. A chimney fire at Conger House causes a scare but only the interior chimney is damaged. Swedish Mission Society of Fish Lake holds annual camp meeting with Rev G P Rodberg and Rev Hagstrom. about 175 attendees despite poor weather. Brunswick supervisors push for a bridge across Ground House river near E P Grunlund’s. county officials urged to share the bridge cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Snygg
Maple Ridge
Mr. Snygg
Andrew Carlson
Swedish Mission Society
Fish Lake
G. P. Rodberg
Hagstrom
Spencer Brook
A. P UP
Brunswick
Charles Ostrom
Charles Olson
O. L. Skogman
Ground House River
E. P. Grunlund
Charity Ball at Mora Town Hall Proceeds to Charity
The young ladies stage a public ball at Mora Minnesota town hall on November 1895 to raise funds for charitable purposes. Tickets cost 1.50 dollars and include supper at the Conger House. First class music has been secured. Attend the ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora
Minn
Conger House
Do You Smoke Two Valuable Prizes for Smokers
Advertisement by L. E. Concer offering two prizes for buyers of cigars on January 1, 1896. The top purchaser at retail wins a $25 gold watch, the second highest wins a $5 toilet case. one punch for every 5-cent cigar and two punches for every 10-cent cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Concer
Amateur Detectives Chase Reward in Peterson Murder Case
Village youths dream of big pay as two sleeping men at the depot become murder suspects. They alert the sheriff about the $500 reward for Peterson's killers, debating who should claim the bounty as investigators mull their next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Peterson
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THE
Moba Tribune
Anderson & Warner
Official Directory of
Kanabec County
Alfred Rines
Town Hall
S. E. Tallman
L. E. Conger’s Drug Store
Ben Olson
Cambridge
Alvin Anderson
Mora and
Grass Lake
Hans Peterson
Alfred Sundeen
Beda Pierson
Mud Lake
M. E. Rutherford & Co
Iians Peterson
L. E. Conger
Center House
A. J. Conger
C. H. Selhauer
Minneapolis
Elk River
Martin Nelson
Charles Serline
Alex and
Hilding Borgeson
Jake
Anton
Royal Tailoring Company
A. B. Miller
Charles
Albin Wicklander
Lawrence
Lake Country
Alex B. Johnson
Alex
Ole Westling
Sandstone
Ole
Dora Rines
Princeton
Cove
the Tribune
H. B. Briggs
Great Northern Railway
Mr. Rutherford
Ole Edholm
Edward Naslund
Enar Peterson
N. E. Ramgren
P. E. Sellstedt
Flora
Jessie Conger
Henry Green
Mr. Green
N. O. Nelson
J. C. Pope
Father Edward Power
John Westman
H. Fredin
Snake River
Tribune
Albert Koren
Dakota
Evansville
Herman Holmstrom
Paul Morrison
Paul
Nokes
Stamm
Charles Peterson
Rush City
H. G. Carlson
Carlson
North Pole
Noah Adams
Mansfield
Westman
John McIsaac
O’neil Bros
Stillwater
Lewis
Simon Gudell
Tri- Une
Smith
John Brackett
Stanchfield
John
Mr. Brackett
Isanti County
J. S. Anderson
Melrose
Anderson
Maggie Peterson
West Superior
Peterson
Harry Butcher
Darragh
Harry
A. W. Crusoe
W. A. Gillis & Co
Hugo Naumann
Minnesota
Gigars
Norton, Prop
Law Office
Kans Peterson Mora
M. E. Rutherford
W. E. Martin
Practical
St. Paul & Duluth
R.R. Lands
Nicollet Avenue
M.e.rutherford & CO
Mora,Minn
S. D. McIlhargey
N. A. Peterson
Jofan
Berlin
Har
Nesses
Nels Sjodin, Jr
County Surveyor
Mora, Minn
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