The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-09-23
LOCAL PICK-UPS.

, LOCAL PICk-UPS.
Treasurer johnson was home while
this week, 4. s.r,> 4 ,s> -:
The equinoctial storm arrived to-day
in good shape.
Treasurer johnson left for Duluth
Friday morning. .-
Born to MI, and Mrs. Hans Hottie on
Friday q son--still-
Mrs. DR.. Jones left for visit in Du-
luth on Tuesdays boat.
Judge Durfee made flying visit to
Grand Marais this week.
Born at Maple Hill on Friday son
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson.
Louis Engelson and wife are rejoicing
oyer tho birth of q son and heir.
Tho French President and Cabinet
have decided to pardon Dreyfus.
August Brunes and Martin jacobson
spent Sunday in town calling on friends.
Mrs. Krojanker and Mrs. Faller re-,
turned to their homes in Duluth on Fri
day boat.
Someone has blundered, and as a re-.
suit we have no mail from Duluth this
mid-week trip.
Sam Rindel OF Duluth arrived on We'd
nssday boat on visit to his brother, thg
Judge of Probate.
Three teams and single horse arrived
on Wednesday boat for the Sahlberg
camp at Cascade.
An informal hop.step was had at tho
court house Monday evening. Every
body seemed happy.
Mrs. Faller and Mrs. Krojanker are so
pleased with Grand Mara1s that they
fingered till Thursday.
Andrew Hedstrom has smile yard
wide-it is girl-born Tuesday-mother
and child are doing we'll.
Rev. Aschim was on Maple Hill and
in town the first of the week and held
religious services in both places.
Nine of tho employees of the new road
came home Sunday evening and re-
manned ia the city till Tuesday boat.
Jas. A. Tucker passed Through on Sun
day boat on route to Silver Mountain
where he will look after one of "Prof."
Bakers ore separators.
Miss Clara Murphy, who formerly
taught the East Side Maple Hill school,
has accepted a position as teacher in
school at Morris, MINI.
J. B. Paine and wife, of Chicago, are
visiting family of brother Robert, at the
Waldorf. Mr.. Paine is an old railway
man engaged with the Northwestern
system.
A. Aurand of Chicago, accompanied by
Duncan McKinnon and Thomas Laugh
lin returned Thursday from the interior
where: they have spent four weeks in
exploring spl's'rl r. . 49,. B..
For mems and boys duck coats from
S1.0O and up write to J. H. Nordby.
Two Harbors, MINI. Measurements
under arm joints.
Ole Olson, of Maple Hill, came home
from Duluth Sunday evening. bringing
with him fine young horse for use on
his fathers farm. He returned on Tues-
days boat.
We keep remarkable assortment of
ladies', gents and children's shoes-also
cruiser boots and everything in the rub
Der line.
J.H. Nordby.
Col. Paine and his brother left on
Wednesday for the colonels farm in How
land to look after the crop. incidentally
they will take some views of the pic ture-
sque scenery in that locality.
For warm winter underclothing for
ladies, gents and children in prices from
$3.50, $1.75, $500, $3.50, $500, $3.50,
$500 and $500.
y. d. NOrQDy.
The following are the guests at WAL
dorf this week: N. Siverson. 8. Regain,
Peter Severen Of Superior, Fred B. Mel
SOD, F. W. Kehl, Chippewa Falls, Alfred
Juberg of Duluth, M. G. Kahn of West
Superior. Jno. B. Paine and wife of
Chicago, L. Chequin, A. J. Aurand of
Chicago. Dun can McKinnon OF Duluth
and Thomas Lau ghlin.
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