The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-11-04
ROWLAND LOCALS.

ROWLAND LOCALS.
Mrs. Q. Gunderson returned from Du-
luth on Monday. @ = j: r. .
GIL. Sheridan accompanied the mail
carrier to Grand Marais 90 Friday. -
Mrs. L. Ellington and daughter Lena
retured from Baldwin, Wis. last week. =
Mr.: and Mrs:::A. Ruf came down from
Duluth last week for. a'two' weeks ont
ing. ~~ :
Mrs. A. n. Bray and Hattie and
Charlie returned from Duluth on Tues
day. - = ~: =. -. =. -: =
Harris McIver came down from Duluth
on Monday to look over some timber in
63-4 east. 49, -. -
A song social was held at Mr1. Bray's
on Sunday evening, much enjoyed by
those present.
Messrs. Heath, Carlson and Elnan
have been exploring tho latter's land in
1913 east the past week. -
All kinds of heavy underclothing for
ladies, gents and children.
J. II. Nordby.
|, G. W. Bi9sby has taken q sub-contract
from tho Fuller Go. and will put In q
camp of his own IN tho near future.
A. s. Carlson and G. Elnan were called
to Duluth by the death of Mr.. Gustafson,
returning with Mr., Havig on Fridays
boat.
ZOO Brown and Richard Schrider are
occupying the Gustafson house while
cutting pulp wood IN that vicinity for
the Fuller Go.
Edgar Orcutt of Ohio and John Gulick-
son of Fargo made this settlement =
brief visit last week, leaving for Grand
Marais on Saturday.
Pastor E. Erickson of Goodhue Co.
arrived on Friday and held services. in
the school house on Saturday evening
and Sunday, leaving on Mondayi,b boat
Mr.. Heath has his second camp started
about three miles northeast OF Big Bay
which has relieved camp Ma Gwet OF, its
crowded condition of tho past few weeks.
The Ladies Sewing Circle met. with
Mrs. Brunes at tho Post Office on Mou-;
day afternoon there being q full .atten-
dance. It's next Meeting will .be:: held
at Mrs. A. Eliason's. x: =. ~:
Fred Jackson wears q smile yard
wide as the result Of the arriyal> Of
bouncing young daughter in bis family
on Wednesday, November lot. Mother.
and child are doing WE'LL.
Zenas NJ Powers came over from Wis
consion last week for his annual fail
partridge hunt and will spend a few
days on his farm north OF Howard's
point. We acknowledge tho receipt Of
brace of partridges. -.
The road between Chicago and Big
bays viii be improved ct once, q force Of
men having been started at work the
past week. This is q much needed im-
provement and will be appreciated by
the entire community. III
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GA. Perrett, Of the firm of Porter &
Son of Duluth, came out on Fridays
boat to tune tho pioneer piano Of the
town for Mrs. Bray. His work speaks
highly for his professional skill, and
most favorably recommends him j..
Ono of our newcomers, unused to our
Lake Superior pillows, said that 500
wouldn't tempt him to 20 ont ii the
skif that met the Dixon in the storm
on Friday evening, preferring instead to
walk to Grand Marais the next day..
A gloom was cast over our community
upon hearing Of the tragic death At Du; |
luth Of our friend and neighbor, Johr
Gustatson, who had left us out a few |
days previously in the best of spirits anc
health. Mr.. Guetafson has been ideoti
fed with this settlement Tor the pas
five or six years and had great hopes for
it's future. During tho past winter b.
associated himself with Messrs. John a:
Mcfarland and A. s. Carlson in develop.
ing mining interests in tho vicinity OF
Pine Lake, and has otherwise been activ,
in the material development of tho town.
The settlement flag was placed at hall
mast, and his untimely end has caused :
reflective spirit to take possession OF on1
people.
Shoes in large variety, heavy but sof
lace for men ladies and children.
:. J. 81, Nordby.
Uncle