The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-09-15
ss9H LOCAL INTEREST.

OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Jas. a. Tucker is in Duluth on bust
mess.
q. Mayhem returned from Duluth
Sunday evening.
s. 3. Swank returned with his tug
from Duluth Sunday evening.
Landlord Fnllerton returned on the
Dixon Sunday evening from Duluth.
County Commissioner Bowman came
an from his claim Thursday evening.
Brent jacobson apd Mr.. johnson of
Hovland were in town the first of the
week.,
s. P. Hovey.pf Detroit, Mich, was in
town on business a couple Of days this
week. 3 - "
Mrs. Jos. Wishkob of Beaver Bay, nee
Miss Mary Morrison, is visiting friends
in town.
Mrs. John Matheson left on the Dixon
Monday evening for visit with friends
in Duluth.
Mrs. Chris. Murphy returned from a
visit with friends in West Duluth Sun
day evening.
No wonder Berlin is quiet city. A
man was fined by one of the courts for
cnoo1inrp M, tho cfroak Of,
Samuel W. Fisk of West Superior is
inatown. He thinks of settling here If
:he can find piece of land to suit HIM.
Peter Gagnon and wife, of Grand Port
age,:passed through town on the Dixon
Sunday evening on their way home from
Duluth.
As will be seen by notice published
in this issue the board of county COM
.missioners will meet at @the court house
>one week from next Monday.
AS though the trolley electric railroads
had not enough already to answer for, a
Nov Jersey preacher charges them with
being breeders of immortality. Next.
We are informed that logging camp
will be put in on the Kadonce property
mine miles east of town this winter, but
I'VE we're unable to obtain any of the par
'ticulars for this issue.
CARE you the Judge OF reprobate?"
said an old lady, as she walked into the
judges Office. II am the Judge of pro-
BATE" was the reply. "Well that's it, T
except" quote the old. "You see my
husband died detested and left me several
little infdels and I want to be their
sexecutloner."-Ex.
We were pleased to receive visit this
week from Hans Engleson of Carlton
Peak. BE came down on the Dixon
Wednesday evening and returned home
Thursday evening. Mr.. Engleson has
"A fine farm on the lake shore at Carlton
Peak on which he says he raised as good
corn this year as can be grpHp IN any
part of Minnesota. He also carries on
quite an extensive fishing business.
The Populist county committee met
at THH HERALD Office Thursday after
noon to apportion the county and to de-
termine the time for holding the county
convention. It was decided to make the
basis of representation :oge delegate for
each five actual residents in each voting
precinct. This will give a convention of
% delegates. We publish a call for the
convention in this issue which gives the
time and place of holding the same.
There are events occurring in every
community, which if published in a
local paper would create commotion
little dreamed of. What to publish is
what often perplexes the editor. He is
often unjustly accused of cowardice or
favoritism, while at the time he is looking
forward toward the good reputation of
the place whereals lot is cast. The editor
must always stand between two fires,
and which ever way he moves he is sure
to be criticised.-Rsde's Budget.
About two years ago, it will be remem-
bered, Martin Wick was run over and
killed by the cars on the st. Paul &
Duluth road near Ironton. He left his
wife in poor circumstances. Generous
.citizens took Charge of her case and they
$soon raised fund which was used in
the construction of house to shelter
herself and little ones. But-fortun-
ately, it may be,-there was a small
mortgage on the property. The mort.
gage came into the hands of John Foss
who short time ago proceeded to FORE
close his lien. It appears, however, that
an trying to get bis money out of his
mortgage he stole the widows heart
the rascal-and the consequence is that
they were married few days ago; and
they will enjoy their honeymoon on a
trip to the old country.-West Duluth
Sun. -....:
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