The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-09-01
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OF LOCAL INTEREST.

OF LOCAL INTEREST.
County Treasurer ] ohuson visited Du-
luth this week,
Mrs Claus Hanson left on the Dixon
Thursday evening for Duluth.
& Adolph Carlson visited his many
friends in town a few days this week.
Geo: FarweH and son Of st. Paul are
in town enjoying few days. vacation.
Mrs J. G. Erickson left on the Stewart
Tuesday evening for her home in West
Duluth. =
Z Andrew Hedstfom left on the Dixon
Monday evening for couple of months
stay in Duluth.
Register Of Deeds Tucker left for his
claim Tuesday afternoon, accompanied
by John Drouillard.
Hans Gilbertson and Gust Olson left
on the Dixon Thursday afternoon for a
weeks visit in Duluth.
Misses Agness DuChene and Gertrude
Miller were the guests of Miss Ella May
hew couple of dag this week.
J. G. Montferrand, 6: s. Preston and
Paul LaPlant departed for Isle Royal
Thursday afternoon in Mr.. Montfer-
rand's sail boat.
An enterprising druggist of Wisconsin
appends the following sentence to a des-
play of nursing bottles in his window:
s'Give the little suckera chance. Twenty
five cents"
Rev. Father Specht left on the Dix on
Wednesday evening for Grand Portage
after weeks stay in Grand Marais, dur
ing which he administered to the spirit
ual welfare of his flock:
Filing Olson returned with his family
from Thomson Wednesday evening. We
gladly welcome Mr.. Olson and his family
to our midst and hope they will meet
with success in their new home.
The firm of Drouillard & Carlson, do
ing business at Hovland, has been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr. Carlson
will continue the business of the firm
and will collect all bills due the firm.
Jim Campbell, an sx-saloon-keeper of
Duluth, and his two sons were doing
business in town couple of days this
week and, as result, several of our citi-
zens were more or loss hilarious during
their stay.
Miss Nellie Murphy left Thursday
evening for her home in West Duluth
after an extended visit with her brother,
ye editor, and wife. On her return she
was accomr anied by Mrs. Chris. Murphy
who went for couple of weeks visit
with friends in West Duluth.
Hans Vanneboe and Mr.. Anderson ar
rived here from Duluth in Mr.. Vanne-
boe's fine sail boat Monday evening. MIR.
Vanneboe brought some furn iture with
him with which TO furnish his new resi-
dence on his land north Of town.
LILO pbIly tudG loig Will q. VI. AOu u
ferrand for Isle Royal couple of weeks
ago returned Tuesday morning. AL
though they didn't reach Rock Harbor,
and consequently, didn't secure any of
the coveted green stones, they all report
ed a splendid time.
Confdentially we would say that quite
largo number of our subscribers are in
arrears for their subscription, and to all
such we kindly suggest to look up your
receipts. If you are one of the number
we'll, il takes little money now and then
to run the great moral and religious (?)
weekly. Sabe?-West Duluth Sun.
Mr.. Frank Kadonce and Miss Eliza
beth Morrison we're married at the resi-
dence of Jas. Morrison last Monday
morning, Rev. Father Specht officiating.
In the afternoon wedding dinner was
given to large number of friends. The
HERALD joins their many friends in
wishing them long and happy married
life