The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-06-24
Local. PICK-UPS.

LOCAL PICK-UPS.
Judge Geo d. Duriee Is in Duluth on
business. s.5
Capt. John Morrison left Thursday for
Gun Flint.
Gust q. Peterson is at the head Of
the lakes. @ ... ...:'55
Master johnnie Hector is visiting with
Van Johnson.
A. Sandvik Of Vest Superior Wis. wss
in town Thursday. -
Treasurer Johnson left Tuesday orn-
ing for Michigan trip. -
Martel Anaquet is working at Two
Harbors in the car shops. -
Mrs. Jos. Shotiey has returned from
an extended visit with friends IN Cloquet.
Matte jacobson Of Rowland came up
Tuesday and is now employed at the
hotel. - |
VIM. Harrison, Duluth attorney
was looking up the records at the court
house last Monday.
Master Guy Titus and Margaret Scott
have returned from Hoyland, they re-
port q pleasant time.
Miss Gertrude Miller of Duluth il
expected on tomorrow's boat for q visit
with her sister, Miss Maude.
Assessor Monker went to Lutsen
Thursday for the purpose of assessing
the personal property there.
q The west side school on Maple Hill
will have its closing exercises next We'd
nesday, after very successful year.
81. Mayhem has been engaged this
week in improving the building next to
the hotel, formerly used as post Office.
An effort is being made to have
post Office established on Maple Hill,
We have not learned with what success.
Louis E. M. Plante returned to Grand
Portage last Sunday, he will remove to
his claim in Rowland within few days.
Mike Vogts. Sam Guthrie and John A.
Korsedal came in from their farms in
6+1 west, and went to Duluth Thurs
day. 81.
Louis G.. Lewis who has fled on q
claim in 62-2 west went out Thursday,
George Anaquet accompanied him as
pilot.
VIM. Quinn of Superior and Mike
Callahan of West Superior came down on
the boat Sunday and left for the inter-
ior Monday.
The tug Mariel of Duluth with q fish
ing party aboard, consisting of Messers.
Spencer, LaChappelle and Graves, called
Monday evening.
We received a call from Henry r.
Zebott last Thursday, Mr.. Zebott has
been spending the last two or three
weeks in the Poplar AXE region.
Among the passengers on the Dixon
Thursday we're Martin Moen and
family OF Hovland, owing to the poor
fishing Mr.. Moen has decided to move to
Duluth for the summer.
The closing exercises of the Grand
Marais School will be hold at the School
House on Friday, June 80. at two o'clock
P. M. All friends of the school are
cordially invited to be present.
Tho past week has been. remarkable
for the number of notables who have
been making short tours, we notice that
President Mckinley and wife, Auditor
Murphy, General Alger and others have
been on the move.
Stop kicking about our climate, cy-
clones have been wrecking towns and
leaving an appalling list of dead in their
wake, south of us-in Alaska many have
frozen to death. and in the big cities east
deaths from heat are daily ACQUIRING.
W. 81. Baker came from Port Arthur
last Tuesday, he has been engaged dur
ing the past week in planting on his
farm east of town, Mr.. Baker has been
making tour of the Canadian gold
fields in tho interest of his invention for
extracting gold, We understand that he
is meeting with success.
Among the deeds filed with the Regis
ter of Deeds this week was one convey.
ing the land grant of the Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Pacific Ry. to W. 81.
Truesdale, R. r. Gable and w q. Purdy
of Chicago. 1000 acres in this county
are conveyed, besides lands in eighteen
other counties, the consideration is
named as SAC, 200, and there are reven-
ue stamps to the amount of $500 at
tached. -. a.. -.
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