The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-03-13
OFFICIAL INTEREST.

OFFICIAL INTEREST.
Daniel MeDonorgh left FOR Duluth
Thursday morning.
H. Mayhem and w. 81. Baker left over
tho trail Monday morning for Duluth.
William Howenstine returned We'd
nssday evening from visit with his par
sents in Duluth.
U Hedstrom & Berelund have resumed
work on the residence they are erecting
Tor Chris. Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Holte are rejoic-
ing over the arrival Of ten pound boy
at their home Tuesday morning.
Treasurer johnson and @. Anderson
LETT Thursday morning for trip across
country to Ely. From Ely they will go
to Duluth,
While playing polo last Saturday after
noon George Mayhem sustained very
painful injury by being struck ia the
face Withra polo club. He was confined
to the house several days.
The work Of repairing the dock, on
which 81. Mayhem has had crew Of men
at work ,nearly oil winter, has been COM
plsted It has been newly planked
throughout with heavy timber and mum.
srous other repairs and improvements
made.
A dispatch from .Bessemsr, Mich, says
that Duncan Bever1dge has been soquit-
ted OF the murder Of his mistress, Mollie
Beveridge. Beveridge was arrested last
summer while residing on his homestead
in the western part Of this county. A
man by tho name of Mcdonald had
served six years on life sentence for the
crime when it became known that he
was innocent, and he was released and
Beverage arrested.
J. Henry Anterior, hydrauic engi-
neer, who is interested with some De-
troit and Milwaukee parties in tho devel.
opment Of their holdings, near Lake Mi
randa, in Cook county, was in the city
for short tine today and yesterday.
Col. Anterior will return to Duluth next
week and, in company with several en-
ploYes, will visit Cook county before the
spring breakup. It is quite probable
that the outcome of Col. Atherton's plans
means much for. the future Ut Grand
Marais and that section of + he country.
Duluth Herald.
Senator Wyman stirred up q Discus
sion in the state senate last week. The
Hennepin senator introduced bill to
repeaa the law of 1881, levying tax of l
Oant ton on the iron ore mined in the
state, and asked that 1t be passed, under
suspension of the rules. Senator Spen-
Ger said that the senator from Hem
nepln should be ashamed to present q
measure of that character and ask that
it be passed under suspension of the
rules. If the measure was meritorious
it would stand investigation. The bill
was passed IS to 4.
The most intensely interesting people
OF the world just at this moment are the
millions OF famine and plague stricken
India. But little is known of this region
by the people of the United States.
Such reports as come to us are the things
seen through British glasses. What has
been the effect of British rule in India?
Why these terrible famines? Why
plaques? Julian Hawthorne has been
sent by the Cosmopolitan Magazine to
India to obtain answers to these ques-
tons at first hand and depict the situa-
ton - it appears to an American. The
March Cosmopolitan contains the first
OF what is probably the most interesting
series of articles ever presented in this
magazine. Nothing has been published
which gives an adequate idea of the
larger operations of business. The arti
Gle in the March Cosmopolitan on ''The
Methods of Banking" by the president
OF one of the largest banks of New York
former Postmaster General James-is
one which every person. however humble
his clerkship or high his place in the
financial world, will find interesting and
instructive. This series will constitute
9 very complete course of business train.
ing, and every Young man just entering
business life and every old man will alike
find it Of immense value.
Promised Not to Do So Again.
Lieut.. Gunder Anderson, OF Hook and
Ladder No. /, was married to Miss Ole.