The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-06-03
HERALDINGS.

HERALDINGS.
A child OF Michael Flat is dangerously
sick. zs.
Treasurer johnson is home from Du-
luth. -
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Braun is quite i'll. .>.~a.. -.
Rev. II. P. Berg OF West Superior is
holding series of meetings on Maple
Hill. 49, Z. .....
n. Burwell of st. Paul was attend
ing to land matters at the court house
this week.
E. Falconer and Joe. Hicky of Duluth
partook of Col. Paine's hospitality dur
ing the week.
b. J. Braun was elected delegate from
Ogema Tent of the Maccabees to the
state convention.
Paul LaPlante and family have moved
here from Grand Portage, they now &C.
eupy the McMillen house.
L. Bergsteine a Swedish Jew peddler
of Two Harbors has been calling on the
people here the past few days.
Carl Anderson came in from the dia-
mond drill Sunday and went to Duluth
Tuesday, he was en- route to st. Paul
Claus Hanson .wrenched his back
severely last week and has been confined
to his bed since, he Is improving slow
ly.
A. W. Peterson of Lutsen was in town
Monday, he brought with him a COW
which he took home on the road Tues
day.
Karl Heyman accompanied by his
friend, Will Harris, of West Superior
returned to the head of the lake Thurs
day.
J. F. Mortimer has been out to his
farm looking after the crops, Casey"
says he is going to food the potatoe
market next fall.
Eliza CarEboo who froze her foot
severely last winter has suffered the loss
of two toes. DR.. Mayhem amputating
the second one Tuesday.
John Carlson is at his home on Maple
Hill, Mrs. Carlson's health does not per-
NIT her to stay away from Duluth where
she is receiving treatment.
The Tug Mariel of the Singer line was
befogged here Monday afternoon, she
WAS chartered by Pres. Bacon of the
Minnesota Iron Co. who was on his
way to Thunder Bay.
Jas. G. Campbell has returned from
Duluth, Mr.. Campbell is much interest
ed in the Lake Shore road and informs
us that Lake county will start on it's
part as coon as the ground dries up.
E. s. Norton was transacting some
I business at the court house this week.
Mr. Norton lives in Illinois, about 25
miles south Of Chicago, he says that the
past winter was so severe that the wheat
was frozen, Mr.. Norton was informed
that no wheat froze in Cook county.
The harsh believing sound which has
startled the community the past week
is not dangerous, it is Col. Paine calling
his boarders, he having secured the May
hew foghorn for that purpose, since the
horn has cleared it's throat out in good
shape this week we look for more melo-
dious sounds hereafter.
The three County Commits sioners we're
passengers on Thursday boat, they will
consult with Lake county officials con-
corning a meeting point for the Lake
Shore road, at the county line, with this
point settled there should be no further
delav in the matter, and probably dirt
will be moving within the next few days.
We call your attention to the adver-
tisement of the Kelly Hardware Co.
which appears in another column, and
suggest that concern which patronizes
Cook county industry should get a
large share of the trade from here, es-
pecially where the concern thinks
enough of tho trade to ask for it and
is known for it's fair dealings, as in this
case.
R. P. Paine, the new manager of hotel
here, has wrought great change in the
interior of the house, the rooms have
been reprinted and are furnished in an
attractive manner, connections have
been made between different rooms so
that parties can have suites of two rooms
If desired. Grand Marais offers many
natural inducements to summer tourists
and with hotel giving first class service
there should be no doubt about coming
here for vacation. :
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