The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-09-30
\ LOCAL. PICK-UPS.

r. LOCAL PICK-UPS.
Il. Mayhem is in Duluth on busin ess
Gust Olson returned Sunday from a
business trip to Duluth.
Antoine Ellison is fishing at Pigeon
Point.
David Carriboo returned from duluth
last Sunday.
Don't forget to procure gun license
before the open season.
Donald Upjohn returned last Tuesday
to his home in kalamazoo, Mich.
A light fall of snow on Wednesday
made every one think that winter had
begun.
Overseer Gust T. Nelson was attend
to business matters at the court house
-on Monday.
Arthur W. Hunter, Duluth attorney,
was in town during the week, attending
to matters at the court house.
Alex. McLaren Jr. and Henry LaRoche
of Chippewa Falls arrived Wednesday
night and are at work north of here.
For mems and boys duck coats from
81 90 and up write to J. 81. Nordby,
Two Harbors, MINI. Measurements
under arm joints.
Mrs. T. l. Carter and children arrived
at Lutsea last Sunday evening where
they will spend the winter with Mr.
Garter.
Jos Carrlboo, John Zimmerman and
Alex Morrison returned last Sunday from
work on the Lake Shore road, they re-
port the work as progressing rapidly.
For. warm winter undertaking for
ladies, gents and children in prices from
81 so, $175, $500, $3.50, $500, $3.50,
$4OO and $500.
H. Eordby.
Al. Gogips, VIM. Burnett S. B. Hill,
Ed. Erickson and John J. Turk of Du-
luth and Chas. Sexton of nording, MINI.
were guests at the Waldorf during the
week.
F. W. Kehl of Chippewa Falls, Wis.
has returned from trip through the
pine north of here, Kirby Jones accom-
panied him as guide and Peter Kadonoe
as factotun,
Mr.. and Mrs john B. Paine left Tues
day for Chicago, after visit with their
brother Col. Paine. John says that
Grand Marais is an ideal place for a
summer home.
Louis Engelson arrived Wednesday
and is engaged in decorating Auditor
Murphy's residence. Louis says that he
finds it much easier to leave home now
that he has son whom he can leave III
charge.
Orr local school opens next Monday
The feeling has been growing during the
past few years that all children: should
be gwen chance to 60 to school and
there is no doubt that in case the par
ents are at fault in this matter durin g
the ensueiug year that there will be
something drop.
A meeting Of the ladies of the CON-
munity was held at the residence of Mrs
Peter Wanneboe last Wednesday after
noon for the purpose of organizing a
sewing society, the meeting was we'll
attended and the society started off with
bright prospects. The following officers
were elected: Mrs. Claus Hanson Pres
ident, Mrs. Ole J. Olson Secretary, Mrs
NJ. johnson, Treasurer. Any bachelors
wishing buttons sewed on are requested
to first call on the treasurer where they
will receive proper Instructions for pro-
ceeding farther.
The editor and proprietor of this pap
er returned last Sunday evening from
their trip with the Editorial association.
The writer had prepared what he con-
sidered q very brilliant account of the
trip which we are obliged to omit this
week owing TO Inc number OF legal
notices, will try to publish it next week
week. The trip was delightful one in
all respects and was certainly of value
to all who took it. Mr.. Murphy is d.
vided in opinion as to which was the
most interesting Pixies Peak or show
entitled "Paris after Midnight which
was holding forth on the midway at the
Omaha exposition, of course the writer
did not see the latter aud is not quail
fed to judge
Has Appealed the Fisher Case.
County Attorney Titus has fled notice
OF appeal to the Supreme Court in the
Fisher case. Evidently Mr.. Titus does