The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-10-28
LOCAL. PICK-U}PS.

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Cecil. Mayhem returned from Duluth
Tuesday !; W. h =, z.st. st.. ~ ! ,
p. W:Wakelin went to Duluth last
week on business trip. S....
James A.. Tucker returned to. Duluth
on the Thursday boat after an extended
stay. ~ +ass}@ sfss :s.sssss
Fine double breasted fall suits and
overccats.
). n: Nordby. >+a
Mrs Lena Best who, has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. John Roberg, of Maple
Hill, returned to her home in Duluth the
first of the week. - i:
Auditor Murphy has issued few
licenses to hunt large game. "No. L was
secured by M. Murphy.
Indian Agent Campbell made the an
nual cash payment to the Indians here
ard at Grand Portage yesterday.
Send for fine overcoat or an ulster
wide collar-from IS 90 up.
J. Fl. Nordby, Two Harbors.
NJ. G. Havig, A. s. Carlson and G. Ell
non, of Hoyland, transacted business at
the court house yesterday while on their
way home from Duluth.
Henry T. Agnew, of West Superior,
who has been working north of here for
tho past month, left for home on the
Dixon Thursday morning.
G. S. Sheridan, John Gulison and Ed
gar Orcott, of Duluth, James Thurston,
of Orange, Wis, aud John kirkpatrick
OF Halden, Mo-, were among the visitors
in town this week.
All kinds Of heavy underclothing for
ladies, gents and children.
J. Il. Nordby.
The HERALD's mechanical force did
not return from Duluth this week as
expected, in consequence of which we
were compelled to leave out very inter-
esting correspondence from Hovland to-
gether with other matter of more or less
Importance.
There are two new stores in town this
week, being operated in honor of tho Wis
it of the Indian agent. Their proprie-
tors arrived from Two Harbors Tuesday
evening with a lot of shelf-worn goods
which they are endeavoring to dispose
of to the Indians at Klondyke prices.
Capt. Singers new boat, tho Bon Ami,
has started making regular trips. II is
reported that her route will be from Du-
luth down the south shore as far as Port
age Lake, returning via Isle Royale and
the north shore. The boat, which is fit
ted out in first class shape, has license to
carry 300 passengers and has cabin &C.
commodations for So
We wish 10 call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Gron-
seth 4 Olson, Duluth grocers, which ap-
pears in this ISSUE This firm has been
doing business in Duluth for the past
twelve years, and by careful management
and fair dealing has built up business
second to none in Duluth. Let them
figure on your winters supply of grocer
les.
In the suit OF Brown, Treacy & Go.
against Cook County for the payment
of claim for three sets of statutes
which we're furnished the county some
months ago, decision has been rendered
by Judge Cant in favor of the plaintiff.
County Attorney Titus, who appealed
from the allowance of the claim, appeared
for the county and John Dwan of Two
Harbors for the plaintiff.
Last Friday while returning from
work on the shore road to the camp for
dinner Charlie Peterson sustained a
broken arm. He stepped on log which
broke and in falling his arm caught be-
tween some other logs with the result
mentioned. The fracture was what is
known as simple one but was neverthe-
less very painful. Godfrey Plante and
Hans Gulbransen brought the young
man here. DR.. Mayhem set the Injured
limb.
We handle Gold Seal rubbers of every
description.
j. b. NOr0by.