The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-05-27
HERALDINGS.

hev, Andrew Petoreon returned home
last Sunday. AT. T.. =. II
81. 81. and Roy Bartlett have returned
from Duluth. r .
Geo. II. Gamble of Duluth was visi-
tor this week. ~. HI !.
J. @. Campbell left for Duluth on
Tuesday boat. H.. WI. -.
- Olaf Fredericton and Gust Peterson
Of Lutsen are in town. -
Alex Easier Of Lutsen went to Duluth
Thursday on a business trip. ~
Michael Murphy 10 home after a few
weeks visit in West Duluth.
Edward w. Waklin has returned from
. few weeks visit to Duluth.
Up. Fitzgerald of Pork Bay was a
sight seer in town this week.
Mayor Nelson of Lutsen was passen-
ger for Duluth on Thursday boat.
p. Vanneboo returned from business
trip to Duluth Wednesday evening.
p. M. Graft of Rowland is undergoing
treatment in Duluth for rheumatism.
Swamper Carriboo and wife went ont
to their home near Gun Flint this week.
John Roberg returned from Duluth
Wednesday night, he is slightly improv.
cd.
Mrs. D. Crowley of Pork Bay was a
round trip passenger on the Dixon last
trip.
Paul LaPlapte and two eons OF Grand
Portage are visiting friends in town this
week.,
Mr.. J. J. Hussey went to Duluth last
Tuesday, she was accompanied by Anna
Scott.
Earl and Charlie Miller who have been
visiting their sister, Miss Maud, returned
to Duluth this week.
Trains on the P. A. D. & W. R. r. are
now running regularly between Port
Arthur and Cur Flint.
Cook county is being thoroughly over
hauled, every boat leaves cruisers at dif-
ferent points along the shore.
s. F. Howenstine and daughter, Miss
Lizzie were on the Dixon Wednesday
night en- route to Port Arthur.
VIM. P. Mcdonald and Dave Carrit 90
came from thu interior Tuesday and left
for Hovland Wednesday night.
The fish have had rest this week
a-moetea s,t the .Asharman- having al,ant thu
week on their farms on Terrace Hill. &F"s ].
Mrs. L. U. q. Titus accompanied by
Master Guy and Miss Mareeret Scott
leave tomorrow evening for visit with
friends at Rowland.
The Auditor and Treasurer are work.
ing overtime as result of tho tax rebate,
this means that the property owners
appreciate the move and are taking ad.
vantage of it.
Peter VESSEL and julius Johnson of
Two Harbors were tho men lost IN a
small boat between Grand Portage and
Isle Royale, there il very little hope that
they survived.
Mr.. McNab, tho genial fish propogator
has been on the Dixon the last two
trips, he left large quantities of trout
and steel headed salmon in Isle Royale
waters each trip.
An expedition to the steamer Harlem
left Duluth last Saturday afternoon on
tug Industry, divers went along and her
condition is TO be ascertained. Capt.
James Davidson of Bay City has charge
Of the expedition.
r. s. Howe has been spending tue
week on his farm east of town, he left
Thursday for Two Harbors where he
expects to make arrangements for dis
posing of his seasons crop. He was
accompanied by his friend, Herbert elias.
ford.
The street car strike in Duluth is
practically over, most of the man having
0PpICA III "A IL" law
less sympatbizers of the strikers did
their case great deal IF harm by resort
ing to methods which public opinion
would not tolerate. -
We note in the Iron News OF Two
Harbors that Chairman Bury contemp-
lstes trip soon over the proposed route
Of extension of tho county road from
Beaver Bay to the Cook c"unty line,
evidently Mr.. Bury does not intend to
let the matter drop. :as: H.. ~. ..,..
Gust Olson returned from Duluth last
Sunday evening, Mr.. Orion is enthusi.
astic in regard to the Maccabees' con:
ventlon to be held in Duluth June 5,
and Z. half fare rate has been granted
by the Booth Go. to the North Shore
Maccabees and a number will go. ii.
The old school house on the west side
of Map'e Hill burned last Sunday morn.
ing, Miss Maud Miller who teaches the
west side school has been living there
and Miss Sarah Reatty who teaches the