The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-05-13
OF LOCAL INTEREST.

or LocALINTEREsT.
Noel Hamline was in town Thursday.
We acknowledge avery neat sovenier
OF the Chicago Bay school.
Rev. Andrew Peterson and Chris job
son left for Duluth Friday.
e. W. Wakelin left for q trip to the
Zenith city last Tuesday Il !.
Mrs. Andrew Larsen visited friends
In town last Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Louis Engelson OF Tote is visit
IA her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Scott.
Mrs. Kate Sawyer was passenger on
Sunday boat, she is on her farm east OF
town. a* h
John Wodahl of Duluth has been vis-
itins his son Helmer, at EIlingwood this
week. %
CA. A. Nelson, the genial landlord of
the Lutsen hostelry was visitor this
week. H..
T. w. Mayhem returned Sunday from
Duluth. hs brought stock of goods for
the store.
H. j. Redmeyer was attending to bus
: mess matters at the county seat last
Thursday.
Judge of Probate Rindall was called to
Duluth Friday by the serious illness of
his brother Sam.
E. s. r. McKiel of Duluth spent the
first part of the week in town, visiting
81. J. Braun and family.
i'll. Lundin returned from Duluth
last Sunday, he is engaged as carpenter
on the new post ofics building.
Ole J. Olsen returned from Duluth on
Thursdays boat, he brought a team of
horses for use on his fathers farm.
DR.. A. 81. Elftman returned this week
from an extended visit to the Twin
Cities, the Doctor reports prosperous
times.
The Bartlett Bros. returned from Du-
luth Thursday, they brought with them
a crew of spruce handlers and have re-
aumed operations.
G.. W. Gate, customs officer stationed
at Grand Portage, returned to his post
Thursday, Mrs. Gate and daughter will
spend the summer with him.
E. s. Barker, G. P. Hunt, Ed. Erick-
son and Robert 81. Wilhelm were among
the guests at Col. Paine's this week, they
all loft for their farms in the interior.
Postmaster johnson returned from
Duluth last Sunday, he brought q full
stock OF cigars and good assortment of
candies which he now has on sale at the
post Office.
N. J. Bray came up from Hovland
Friday, he was in attendance at meeting
today, Mr.. Bray takes a lively interest
in the affairs of the community in which
he is located. ~.--....
Our citizens who were in Duluth last
week found that the practice they have
had on the trails here was very conven-
ient, streetcar travel being very irregular
owing to the employees strike.
Auditor Murphy and family returned
home Thursday, while away Mr.. Murphy
purchased another horse which be
brought with him. both Mr.. Murphy and
the horse stood the trip first rate.
The state convention of the Maccabees
will be held in Dulnth June 5, and Z
the Duluth tent Is making elaborate pre-
parations for the reception Of visiting
knights, number will 20 from here.
Col. Paine has been busy during the
past week and as a result tho hotel now
presents very attractive appearance,
the Colonel is going to give first class
service, he is an experienced hotel man
and says he is going to do business with
large auger.
T. B. aud E. E. Lewis have been cruis-
ing along the north shore for two OF
three weeks, they came as far as Good
Harbor bay, and started on their way
back to Two Harbors, We understand
that they were afraid of smallpox at
Grand Marais 80 did not call.
William Larkins came in from Gun
Flint last Saturday, having left the
employ of johnson Nickle Mining Co.
He reports that the company is making
preparations to run two drills night and
day all summer, we have no doubt OF
the result of the compapy's work.
Customs Officer Hamm Little was in
happy mood during the Dixon's last
trip, while passing around cigars he
explained that when he went home
Wednesday morning stalwart son and
heir weighing IL pounds had greeted
him, the youngster belied his name.
" Aug. J. johnson reports farming az