The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-11-11
HAPPENINGS.

-. treasurer johnson 1911 on The dixon
Friday for Duluth. z.. -. !. f. 4.
Sheriff Gulbranson was q passenger
for Duluth Yesterday.
Chas. 81. Ekerson Of Minneapolis was
a visitor during the week.
Noel Hamline, the Lutsen tie con-
tractor, was in town during the week.
J. E. Mayhem left last Tuesday for a
business trip to st. Paul and Chicago.
Peter Olson of Terrace Hill, who has
been in Duluth for the past few months,
has returned. "a 49,:
We handle Gold Seal rubbers of every
description.
80 III. Nordby.
Commissioner Gust Olson left for Du-
luth Tuesday to attend to some business
at ths Land Office.
Father Baudin of Fort William came
up on the boat Friday for few days
visit with his flock here.
Fine double breasted fall suits and
overcoats.
J. II. Nordby.
L. q. G. Titus of Rowland came up on
the Friday morning boat to attend to
some business at the court house.
G. A. Hokenson and A. W. Peterson
of lutsen were attending to business
at the county seat during the week.
A recent decision of the Interior de-
partment is that all time checks must
have two cent revenue stamp affixed:
P. Reilly of Duluth, who has been
looking over pine lands in the interior,
has completed his work and returned to
Duluth.
Send for a fine overcoat or an ulster
wide collar-from $500 up.
J. 81. Nordby, Two Harbors.
Prof. Maude Miller of tho West Side
academy left Tuesday for final visit
before winter sets in with relatives IN
Duluth.
Mrs. G. S. Durfee was visitor the
first of the week, she came from Duluth
to get her household effects which were
stored here.
Al. Mussell of Bayfield,, Wis, arrived
last Sunday and left for the interior on
Monday, Oscar Peterson of Duluth &C.
companied him.
J.F. Mortimer of Maple Hill, who is
employed by the Thomas Milling Co. at
Pork Bay passed through here Friday
on his way home.
Commissioner jackson of Hovland was
among the passengers on the Dixon Fri
day. He was on his way to Duluth to
purchase his winter supplies.
Dan Rose and Dan Campbell of Du-
luth who have been gathering trout
spawn around Isle Royale returned to
Duluth by the Dixon Tuesday.
John Mccoy who has been working
with 0. J. Olson at Sugar Loaf, had his
hand badly cut by falling on Droad-ax,
he went to Duluth on Tuesday to enter
hospital.
Alec LaGault, who has been forman
for @. J. Johnson at Good Harbor Bay,
is opening camp to cut the cedar on
the town site. The Howenstine house
on the West Side will be head quarters.
Mrs. Frank H. Smith of Fan Claire
Wis. was among the arrivals Thursday,
she expected to find Nj Smith here
but learned that he was Is miles in the
woods and decided to await him in Du-
iuth.
County Surveyor John Morrison and
deputy James Morrison started last
Monday morning to chain the Lake
Shore road. They started at the post
Office building and will put in cedar
mile posts.
Henry R. Zebott, B. Schwanekamp, S.
Guthrie, F. F. Moe, Knut Saegeo, Ben
Rosenberg, Chas Hunt, e. s. Barker,
Frank Barber and Geo. A. Carlson made
up a party of Gun Flint farmers who
went to Duluth from here this week.
Mrs. John Matheson came from Du-
luth on the boat last Monday to get her
furniture, as Mr.. MathesoD has accepted
position in Duluth they will live there
at least during the winter. They will
be greatly missed by all, but especially
by those who are socially inclined, their
place will be hard to fill and we hope
that they will return in the spring.
GREAT GIFT DISTRIBUTION.