The Cook County herald., 1899-09-09
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q. Mayhew returned Thursday from a
Duluth trip. ]. ~. sz. ! J.,
Rough weather delayed the Dixon one
day this week.
John Hanson, of Terrace Hill, went to
Duluth Friday. ~<
E. J. Schlene, of Duluth, was caller
during the week.
A. B. Noble, of Ashland, Wis, was in
town during the week.
Umbrellas and ladies and gents mac
intoshes at J. 81. Nordby's.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Norton were visit
ors at the Waldorf this week.
All kinds of shoes including cruisers
n. J. Nordby.
r. J. Mcdonald, of Duluth, was regis
tered at the Waldorf this week.
E. j. Bunker, the we'll known Duluth
lumberman, visited in town Thursday.
!, Charles Anderson, who has been work
ing on the shore road, returned home
Tuesday.
Work on the new court house addit-
ion is under way, with Andrew Hedstrom
IN charge.
J.L. Lundin has taken the contract
to erect school house at Tofte, in DIS
trict No. 4.
Thos. Magner and H. s. Gidd1ngs, of
Marquette, Mich, returned home Friday
after trip to the interior.
Jas. Barcley of Cheboygan, Mich, who
has been looking over lands in the in
terror, left for Duluth Friday.
Winter underwear for ladies, gents
and children.
J.H. Nordby.
Prot. Sarah Beatty, of the East Side
Maple Hill accademy returned Thursday
from visit to Carlton and else where.
Commissioner Jackson who has been
cooking for the road crow has lost ten
pounds since moving from Redmeyer's.
We handle rubber and oilgoods, suita-
bic for fishermen.
J. H. Nordby, Two Harbors
Prof. Maude Miller, pri ncipal of the
West Side Maple Hill academy, returned
Thursday from an extended visit in Du-
luth.
A. F. Geragbty, Government teacher
at Grand Portage, was a passenger on
the boat Thursday, en- route to his field
Of labor.
Clarence Dennis, of Ashland, Wis,
who has recently acquired large tracts of
:p'pe in this county, was visitor on
Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. a. W. Gleason of Mime
apolis, who has been spending a few days
here, left Thursday for Port Arthur and
Isle Royale.
Guy Titus left on the Friday boat for
Duluth where he will attend school dur
ing the winter, Mrs. Titus will stay in
Duluth with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred O. Harris, who hvae
been making an extended visit with DR..
Jones and family, returned to their home
in Duluth on Friday.
Having captured all the game any,
where near Gun Flint "Little" Joe May
hew returned home last Tuesday, he
reports pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson, who have
been visiting with Mrs. Nelson's father
A. j. johnson, left for Duluth Friday
where Mr.. Nelson has secured employ
ment.
D. s. Mckay, who was appoin ted tC
srcceed Hamm Little as Customs officer
on the Dixon, had enough of boat riding
one trip to last life time. E. C.Clou
has been on this week,
School opened at Lutsen last Monda,
morning, with Thos I. Garter as teacher
This is Mr.. Carter's third year with thai
school, he is doing good work and tht
district is to be congratulated upon SO
curing his services again.
I sell clothing, mems furnishings, etc
at very low prices. will pay cash TO-
hides; 6 cents per pound for green hide
and cents per pound for deer or moos
hides.
L. BERGsrE1N, Two Harbors
Commissioners Meeting.
The county fathers had warm session
on Thursday, some Of the discussion
being highly interesting; among tn
business transacted the following is no
ted: