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

CID, Tofte has returned to his home in
Tofte. zs....:z. ..,.. ;.
John Erickson is at home after visit
in Duluth. .@z. -. 80. -
Chris johnson has returned from the
Zenith City. .
Mrs. Anna Olson Of the West Side is
dangerously sick. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Murphy returned
from Duluth Friday.
SIR. Wentworth, a Duluth pine man
was yisiter last week.
W. E:.Lucas left for Duluth and West
Superior this morning.
MI. and Mrs. Loris Engelson returned
to Tote last Tuesday.
IA. johnson OF West Superior was a
visitor during the week.
Treasurer johnson was in Grand
Marais last Tuesday forenoon.
E. White and T. V. STRAIN of Chicago
were in town the first of the week.
We handle Gold Seal rubbers OF every
description.
J.H. Nordby.
Mrs. r. P. Paine has returned from a
business trip to the head of the Lakes.
Register Carhart visited Duluth this
week, the results are not dangerous.
Miss Carrie E. Mayhem has returned
from Duluth, she reports pleasant
time.
Claus Hanson has been confined to his
bed with lame back during tho past
week.
il. Memaskawash, the postmaster at
Grand Portage, is visiting friedds in
town.
Send for fine overcoat or an ulster
wide collar-from SO 90 up.
J. a. Nordby, Two Harbors.
Chas. hunt and E. s. Barker of 64-2w
we're among our visitors during the
week.
Matt johnson has returned from Du-
luth, at this writing he has nearly re-
covered.
Naugle Holcomb & Co. have started
a camp for making cedar ties and posts
at Onion River.
Mrs. n. D. Jones returned tho first Of
the week from an extended visit with
Duluth friends.
Commissioner Olson has crew Of men
repairing the road between this point
and Terrace Hill.
Mrs. Theresa Anaquet went to How
land yesterday for visit with Fred
Jackson and family.
Fine double breasted fall suits and
overccats..
49, J. II. Nordby.
The addition to the Court house is
completed except ;paperiug, 1.-The, new
Offices present q very Sandstone appear
Chief Engineer Evans OF the Dixon
was taken sick in Duluth on Thursday
and was unable to come out on his regul-
ar trip s. = -,
Meteoric showers are billed for the
14th and 18th of this month, if the
weather is clear beautiful spectacle will
be the result.
The tug Major Dana of West Superior
having in charge scow which is being
loaded with ties at Sahlberg's camp
called in last night.
l.. Bergstein the Scandinavian-Jew
peddler from Two Herbors has been
calling on the people here and at Grand
Portage during the week.
Miss Bessie Campbell who has been
spending number of weeks with her
friend Miss Sarah Beatty of Maple Hill
has returned to her homo in West Du-
luth.
Mrs. Jos. Shotley and Mrs. F. Smith
with her son Frank, who have been
living here for the past year, left for
Cloquet this morning where they will
make their home.
Last Tuesday little Florence Scott
suffered very severe burn, caused by
her tipping vessel filed with hot grease
on her head. The little one is somewhat
better now but her condition il still
considered serious.
The irregnlerity Of the Dixon during
the past few weeks is an indication of
the approaching end Of the season. This
winter, however. will not seen, so much
like winter as We will have . bi-weekly
= mail service and possibly stage line
during part Of the season.
Two Harbors had the most diseascrious
fire last week which has occpred during
the history Of the village, ssven families
being rendered homeless. The blaze
was caused by a wonan throwing a
lighted lamp at her brute Of q husband,
as she probably did it to save her life
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