The Cook County herald., 1896-08-29
OF LOCAL! j! INTEREST

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y. p. Redmeyer Of Cross River was ID
sFtown the first Of the week. 'ss
The Picket was in this port q few
hours Wednesday evening on her way to
Duluth. @.5
Geo. b. Durfee left yesterday morning
60 attend the G. "a. r. encampment and
state fair.
Bernt jacobson passed through town
on the Picket Wednesday evening bound
for Duluth.
Treasurer johnson returned Wednea-
day evening from q visit to Duluth and
the Twin Cities.
John P. Taylor and Ole j. Olson re-
turned Wednesday evening from ex-
tended trip in the woods.
Mrs. Filing Olson returned from Du-
luth Sunday evening accompanied by
Rev. O. Synness Of Ashland.
Miss Belle Wick arrived here from
Duluth Wednesday evening to spend a
couple Of weeks with Mrs. J.J. Hussy.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. W. Mann returned to
their home in st. Paul Tuesday morning
after enjoying q couple Of weeks outing
here. il
Miss. Spathe, the Two Harbors mil!iner,
was in town Monday with stock of
millinery goods which she exhibited at
the hotel.
In this issue will be found O list of
proposed amendments to the constitu-
tion Of the state to be voted. on at the
oomming election. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Schofeld who were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Nauffts for
a couple Of weeks, returned to their home
in Duluth yesterday.
@. G. Monker had the misfortune to
cut his foot with an axe last week.
He will be laid up several weeks as a
result OF the accident.
Carbonic acid now cheaply supplied in
liquid form, is recommended by DR.. Joal,
q French physician, as a remedy for
colds, and in cases of loss of taste and
smell. ..4.
Auditor and Mrs. Fisher and Miss Rose
Scott left on the Dixon yesterday morn
ing to visit friends IN the Twin Cities and
at the same time take in the G.. A. r.
,encampment and state fair,
Louis Haynie, John Patton and Her
man Zimmerman, who had temporary
store on the west side left for Duluth
on the Dixon Tuesday morning taking
with them the remainder of their stock.
The Steamer Fashion, of Ashland, ar
rived here Monday morning bound for
Pigeon river and Port Arthur with a
party of pleasure seekera. During their
stay here Capt. Brewer, of the Fashion
made us pleasant visit. 'e
County Attorney Martin left on the
Dixon Tuesday morning to visit relatives
at Lake City and incidentally attend the
national encampment Of the G.. a. r. at
st. Paul on Sept. LIST and the Populist
state convention held at Minneapolis last
Wednesday.
Deputy Collector of Customs Matheson
made trip to Port Arthur on the Dixon
this week. He took the place of Deputy
Collector Brown who had been ordered
by the department to stop off at Isle
Royale on former trip and sieze some
fish rig that it was reported had been
smuggled from Port Arthur by fisher
man named Severson.
Microbes play many parts in nature,
most of them little understood, and while
some kinds are our certain and speedy
destroyers, researches by Dr.. Kijaniqin,
of the University of Kief, suggest that
we could not long exist if deprived of
others that are daily taken into the
system. In small animals supplied only
with sterilized air and food, there was a
remarkable decrease in the assimilation
OF nitrogenous matter, weight was lost
more quickly than under normal con-
ditions, and many of the animals soon
died without apparent cause.
On the recent beginning Of new
tEiangulation of European Russia, the
first for 30 years, a deviation of the plumb
line from to II seconds was observed
in the neighborhood Of Moscow, indicat-
ing in SO level a region-the existence OF
unusual masses of heavy material under
the earths surface. Suspect1ng this
material to be iron, h Fritsche has made
q magnetic survey of the region. In an
& area u Il miles from north to south and
93 miles long from east to west, including
Moscow, the intensity Of the earth's
magnetism proves to be considerably
greater than outside this area. It is
concluded that the local attraction is
due to huge masses Of iron about miles
beneath the surface.
1t is rather surprising to be told that
sunshine is not always a promoter Of