The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1893-09-30
10 CAL NEWS ITEMS.

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~. Miss Rosie Scott is i'll.
William Y illi is H=[1ovenstine returned to Du-
luth Tuesday '' 81 {
auditor Fisher returned Sunday eve
ming from Dulu ia 4 ..s5E E: :.
g. Chris. johnson arrived from Duluth
{ " "Wednesday evening. ttos spend aeeouple
efmonths with his parents on the, west
side. .4..s i. Z, :
Miss Mamie Murphy left yesterday
FOR her home in West Duluth after a
months visit with her brother Chris.
and wife. .Z T.. s:s.,:>
Mr.. Rising Of Milwaukee, who has
been spending a couple of weeks here
for the benefit Of his health, left for
home yesterday.
John Morrison and family went to
Duluth Tuesday taking their household
goods with them. Thew will spend the
winter there and return to Ora nd Ma
rails in the spring.
The ework Of widening the Gunflint
road from Iron lake ~ miles east was
completed Tuesday. There is now a
good wagon road all the way from Grand
Marais to Gunflint.
Our genial friend Perry D. Martin left
on the Dixon yesterday morning for an
extended visit with bis brother at Ma
zeppa. We hope, ere long, to welcome
him back in better health.
Chas. Kelley, who had the misfortune
to have his knee badly cut with an axe
while out in the woods a couple of weeks
ago, is able to be out again. For a time
1t was feared that he would lose the use
of his knee. !.
i Jas. Hunter and party arrived here on
the Nautilus early yesterday m orning
on their way to Port Arthur from which
place they will start on their annual
over land trip. They we're accompanied
by John Morrison and Le ance Carriboo.
The second edition of the Cosmopoli-
for September brought the total edition
up to 211, 900 copies, without doubt the
largest edition of any magazine in the
world for this month. It remained for
The Cosmopolitan to have the Worlds
Fair treated in single number by
twelve different writer's. As the exposi-
ton of 1898 must remain one of the
leading events in the history of the
United States, the most distinguished
mon we're asked to prepare this maya
zine volume, which is destined to be-
come valuable as one of the most per-
feet descriptions of the Worlds Fair
Among the number Of those who contri,
butte are our only ex-president, Walter
Besant, the most distinguished of En-
glish literary men who visited the expo,
sition, and a host of others. Besides
the usual fiction, including 2 story by
Mark Twain, entitled "Is he Living OF
2 Is He Dead" and the regular depart.
nents; The Cosm opolitan contains near.
ly one hundred illustrations devoted tc
the Worlds Fair, including eleven full
pages. It is pronounced one of the
most rem arkable of the publications vel
issued regarding the Fair. It is com.
pletely illustrated guide or souvenir, as
one prefers to call it, by the most famous
writers of the day, put before the reader
at the price of 1914 cents, and more thar
fhe equal of the books of the Far which
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