The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-10-07
ROWLAND LOCALS.

of his work.
ROWLAND LOCALS.
The Two Harbors boys returned on
Tuesdays boat.
John A. Mcfarland returned from the
north on Saturday.
A dance was held in the Town Hall
the first of the week.
Mrs. E. M. jacobson and Matte visited
at Big Bay on Sunday.
Messrs. Weatherby and Morarity left
for up the shore on Tuesday.
Eddie jackson has been down at camp
assisting his Pa. the past week.
Willard Horton left on Wednesday
for his homestead in Beltremi county.
The ST ow on Thursday, the 28th ult.,
rather dampened the ardor of some OF
our mid-week arriYels.
Fine double breasted fall suits and
overcoats.
J.H. Nordby.
Paul LaPlante and Geo. Anequet have
moved their families down and are
camped at Howard's Point.
Shoes in large variety, heavy but soft
lace for men ladies and children.
J. H. Nordby.
Fred A. Kribs of Minneapolis started
out Wednesday Morning for ten-days
trip looking over the P1llsbury lands to
the north.
Chas. and Fred Hagberg will prove up
On their claims in 62-3 east before the
clerk of court at Two aarbors on No.
vember 18th.
Gust Peterson and Sam Rlndal came
down from Grand Marais on Thursday
to look over some land IN this vicinity
returning with the Dixon on it's up trip.
: The mail arrived for the first time on
horseback from Grand Marais on Fri
day of last week, Carrier Plante coming
down with A. S. Carlson and tho Fuller
team.
Gustaf Erickson and Fred B. Rossom
of Virginia will purchase land in 63-2 and
3 east, this town, under the timber land
act at the Duluth land office Oh No.
vember 28th.
Master Chas G. Bray celebrated his
seventh birthday by taking his parents
and sister down to Camp Ma Gwet on
Sunday last through the courtesy of
Manager Heath.
Andrew Hedstrom of Maple Hill was
a welcome visitor here on Thursday,
having come down to interview our
school board with reference to the
purchase of library and other supplies.
Attorney L. A. Merrick of Minneap-
oils, a representative of the Fuller Co.,
arrived on Thursday morning with a
party for Camp Ma Gwet, and to look
after the intrest of the company for a
few days.
Three of Heath's lumbermen went to
Grand Marais by canoe Saturday even
ing, expecting to return on the Dixon
next day, but being unable to land were
Obliged to make camp by way of Grand
Portage on Tuesday.
It Is alleged at the camp that Jack
sons clarion call at supper time can be
heard IN the town north, and we can
vouch for Adolph's sonorous sounds
being heard something less than mile
away in the neighborhood of midnight.
Conductor Gilboy of St. Paul, who
spent his vaca tion here here during the
summer, has made glad the hearts of
some of our people by sending them
complimentary ''snap shots" of persons
and objects of interest taken by him
while here.
The Dixon was obliged to carry half
dozen passengers by last Monday, owing
to the storm, returning with them the
next day, except one who had enjoyed(?)
all the seasickness he wanted and left
for home by another route upon his
arrival at Port Arthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Wilcox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Wilcox and Frank and Charls
Wilcox of St. Paul, W. r. Perry of Min
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Erickson of Duluth came down on Tues
days boat to remain for the winter in
the employment Of the Fuller Co.
WANTED-SEVERA BRIGHT AND HON
w est persons to represent US as Managers il,
this and close by counties. Salary 5000 year
and expenses. Straight bona-fed. no more no
less fIalary Position permanent Our references
conducted at home. Reference. Enclose SELF
addressed stamped envelope. TIE DOMINION
COMPANY noparfmnpf Z C},i,aoo