The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1893-09-02
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

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Perry D. Martin visited his claim at
Mt. Ashbury this week. z5.
The board Of county commissioners
will convene in regular session Monday
morning,
The work Of repairing the county road
between here and GunHint was complet-
ed last Saturday, % miles of road being
repaired. !.
Quaker Catarrh Cure is different from all othe
remedies;is applied directly to seat st disease
and gives Immediate and permanent relief; it
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e John Drouillard and Adolph Carlson,
the. popular explorers Of Washington
Bay, returned from Duluth Sunday ev-
ening accompanied by number settlers.
The tug Howard, which IS one Of the
finest tugs on lake Superior, arrived
here Sunday morning from Ashland
With a party Of pleasure Seekers on
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The Booth Packing company com
pletely exonerates ex-Chief Engineer
Archie Kelly from any of the charges
Of dishonesty brought against him by a
Duluth paper. @
John Morrison received a letter from
Lieut.. W. A. Mercer, =. S. Indian agent,
this week saying that he would be here
about September 18th to make cash
payment to Grand Portage Indians.
JIG. Montferrand and Join M orrison
made a survey Of. the county road from
here to Gunfint last week, putting down
hile-posts as they went along, They
report the distance to be A miles;
The work of cutting q foour-foot trail
from Grand Marais to Rice lake is now
in progress. This is, an Improvement
which is much needed and ore which
will be greatly appreciated by: the mum
erous settlers in that locality.
DrEp-On Tuesday, Aug: Goth, 1893,
Sam, Cleveland Wood, infant, son OF, Mr..
and Mrs. A. De Lacy Wood, aged y
days, The funeral occurred on Wednes-
day at,2 P, M, and was largely attend
cd, The bereaved parents have the
heartfelt sympathy Of our people.
The dredge which has been at work in
our harbor for the past six weeks COM
pleted it's work. on. Saturday last. The
tug, Upham, which attended the dredge
here left Saturday night for Duluth.
The Welcome. came down Sunday night
and left Monday. noon for Duluth, tax
ing in tow the dredge and three scows.
A. De Lacy: Wood, Jr., was rendered
. position onEthe tug Upham, and left
with Capt. -Mathieson for Duluth last
week where he will be employed at the
mouth of the st. Louis in towing the
dredge scows. till the Close Of naviga=
!, ,tion The Capt. has asked him to re-
sumo work next spring for the season.
: A noted writer truly says; s.tssRather
is it to. be- supposed that the women
who seem to take an unnatural pleasure
in the sufferings of WOMAN, and: who
hasten to pronounce a.. verdict which
impartial Justice bellies, are as much
unsexed ID comparison. with genuine
women as the Amazons of;Daho1ney,
lwho take delight, in the, torture and
misery Of their chptives.%.
+ Mr.. o. Gunderson, of Horse Shoe
Bay, tho pioneer fish erman of the North
tShore, went to Two Harbors, last week
.on the Dixon and returned Wednesday
evening with his fine sail boat, the
,sEleida, ? as far as this, port where he
remained until Thursday afternoon,
Hind visited the Herald iand Mr.. Wood.
nile expects to see considerable develop
anent around Washington Bay next
summer. >.
l. During the hearing in Minneapolis
slast week of the affairs of the, recently
suspended State bank of that city, it de-
'veloped that an offer Of $4,000 had
,been received for the Paulson iron pro-
'perty on Gun Flint Lake nearthe Cana
>dian boundary, to which a railroad has
.been completed from Port Arthur. The
president and other officers of the de-
~'funct bank are interested IN the proper
Aty and if the deal is closed will be able
to pay depositors nearly or'quite in full
THUS the iron ranges make everybody
happy. -Bedes Budget. =! -.
: GARD OF THANKS In their. hour of
affection Mr.. and Mrs. a. De Lacy Wood
would tender sincere thanks to- those
good people of Grand Ma rails who: vol!
4 UNFAIRLY rendered numerous acts OF
. kindness and gave friendly consolation
IN the last illness and death of their
beloyed infant boy. ):
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