The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-06-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

OF LOCAL INTEREST. =
Fl. Mayhem returned from Duluth
Sunday evening. .r
l.. G.. Dahlman left on the Dixon
Thursday evening for Duluth.
Dan McDonough left on the Nautilus
Thursday morning for Two Harbors.
John P. Taylor left on the Dixon Sum-
day evening for the Canadian gold fields.
Miss Rosa Scott returned Sunday
evening from visit with friends in Du-
luth.
Perry D. Martin and Sander Jentoft
left on the Nautilus last evening for Du-
,uth.
Commissioners EngeIson is in town
today attending the meeting of the coun-
ty board.
G. H. Teeter, of Minneapolis, is spend
ing few days in town, the guest of o.
E. Erickson.
Miss Alma Berglund left on the Nauti-
lus Thursday morning for visit with
friends in Duluth.
Register Carhart left on the Nautilus
Thursday morning for visit to Duluth
r. and the Twin cities.
{. A. G. Andrews and family, of St. Paul,
arrived here Wednesday evening to en-
JOY few weeks outing.
w. H. Baker and S. Howe came down
from Two Harbors Monday to spend the
summer on their homesteads.
Mrs. L. q. G. Titus and Miss Carrie
Russell of Hovland, visited friends in
town last Saturday and Sunday.
Louis Engelson cane up from Port
Arthur Thursday evening to spend a
couple of weeks with friends here.
Miss Olson who has been visiting the
family of her uncle, Filing Olson, left
for her home in Ashland last evening.
The Marigold, a government light
house tender, called at this port Sunday
evening with supplies for the lighthouse.
A very neat and attractive sign now
adorns the front of The HERALD Office.
It is from the artistic brush of Aug. J.
johnson, our new postmaster.
Mrs. Chris. Murphy and children re-
turned from Duluth Sunday evening &C
companied by Miss Mary Murphy, who
will spend couple Of weeks here.
Treasurer johnson returned from Du-
luth Sunday evening and brought with
him typewriter which he proposes to
operate himself. 1t is of the neuter gen.
der.
Capt. Smith, q. S. Indian agent, came
down on the Dixon Wednesday evening
and made the annual distribution of pro-
visions to the Indians of the Grand Port
age reservation.
Commissioner Jackson and Attorney
Titus came up from Hovland on the
Dixon 2 hurgday evening to attend the
meeting Of the county board which is
being held today.
"A treaty Tor the annexation OF the
republic Of Hawaii to the United States,
signed by the represent atives of the Ha-
waiian and United States governments,
has been submitted to the senate for it's
consideration.
@. s. Durfee left Thursday evening for
st. Paul where the survivors of the fam
GUS First Minnesota regiment will assem-
bic before leaving for the battlefield of
Gettysburg, where the monument TO
their memory is to be dedicated. His
brother, Geo. H., who was also EMIT led
to go, received a special invitation from
the committee IN charge but was unable
to attend.
Emil Olund, collector of the port of
Duluth, has been removed, and L. M.
Willcuts appointed in his place. Mr..
OIund's four years of service would not
expire until May 18th next, therefore his
removal was decided surprise to him
and the people in general as it was given
out that the policy of the administration
would be to let ofice-holders serve out
their four years. No charges had been
filed against Mr.. Olund, who has made
very efficient officer.
The People of New York City.
LIT is said that more than 76 per cent.
OF those who people New York city to-
day were born of foreign mothers.
while more than 40 per cent. were
themselves born on foreign soil. Peter