Levi Brockway, cook at G. G. Hartley's camp on Gull river, received a telegram today from his wife at Anoka that his only son is badly scalded, and requesting him to come home. He took the noon passenger, feeling sad and exceedingly anxious to learn the extent of his injuries. It is hoped they are not serious. (Brainerd Tribune, 01 February 1879, p. 4, c. 1)
Mr. S. Brockway, assistant road overseer, is improving the appearance of our streets. (Brainerd Tribune, 19 June 1880, p. 4, c. 1)
Mr. S. Brockway, assistant road overseer, is improving the appearance of our streets. (Brainerd Tribune, 19 June 1880, p. 4, c. 1)
Levi Brockway, cook at G. G. Hartley's camp on Gull river, received a telegram today from his wife at Anoka that his only son is badly scalded, and requesting him to come home. He took the noon passenger, feeling sad and exceedingly anxious to learn the extent of his injuries. It is hoped they are not serious. (Brainerd Tribune, 01 February 1879, p. 4, c. 1)
Mr. S. Brockway, assistant road overseer, is improving the appearance of our streets. (Brainerd Tribune, 19 June 1880, p. 4, c. 1)
Mr. S. Brockway, assistant road overseer, is improving the appearance of our streets. (Brainerd Tribune, 19 June 1880, p. 4, c. 1)
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