The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-10-07
LOCAL PICK-UPS..

Louis Engelson returned home Friday
John Polzln OF Lutsen was in town
Thursday. 49,
7. W. Mayhem went to Duluth on
business last Tuesday.
Fred aud John La Chappelle were
among the visitors tho first of the week
The tug Jim Pullar came in Wednes.
day after the Keys.
We handle Gold Seal rubbers of every
description.
J.H. Nordby.
All kinds of heavy underclothing for
ladies', gents and children.
J. 81. Nordby.
Send for fine overcoat or an ulster
wide collar-from $50 up.
J. Fl. Nordby, Two Harbors.
j. E. Mayhem has been confined to
the house this week with severe attack
of the grip"
Frank Pero, who has been working on
the shore road, returned home Wednes.
day.
Olof M. Fredrickson returned from an
extended trip to Duluth on the Wednes-
day boat.
Nljoda left on thu Thursday boat for
Pelican Lake were he has two horses
which he will bring back with him.
N. w. Gillis, bookkeeper at the Pork
Bay Mill, was among the passengers on
the Dixon last Sunday that had to visit
US for day.
Mrs. A. J. Scott, who has been visiting
her grandson at Tofte, returned home
Wednesday, she says that the young
man is wonder.
Claus Hanson who has been working
on the Lake Shore road in. the West end
returned home the first of the week to
harvest his crops.
Among other civil service appoint
ments We notice that Kirby Jones has
been appointed teacher in the Fon-du
Lac Indian school.
Last Sunday the Dixon did not land
any freight or passengers along the shore
and as result the Waldorf was taxed
to it's fullest capacity.
G. A. A. Nelson, Noel Hamline and
Aug. Amundson of Luteen were among
the north shore passengers who had to
come here last Sunday in order to get
home.
Henry LaRoche and Alex McLaren
of Chippewa Falls, Wis.,, J, E. Lemeranx,
Geo. H. Gamble and Tom Jovin and A
Wood of Ashland were among the visit
ing land lockers during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Slave, who have
been living on Maple Hill for the last
few years, have moved to Duluth. Mr..
and Mrs. Stave were we'll thought of
among their ne1ghbors and their remov-
al is regretted. --,--. .u--.--...,,
Martin Bros. have started cedar and
spruce camp near Lutsen, their outfit
was brought down the first of the week
on the scow Keys, towed by the Brown
ing,after unloading the tug was forced to
run here for shelter, she made trip to
Duluth for coal the first of the week,
County Attorney Titus received WORD
from the clerk of the: Court last Sunday
that the court which was to have been
held in Two Harbors on last Tuesday
had been postponed, but that the Cook
County cases had been set to be heard in
Duluth on the 4th. Mr.. Titus is in Du-
luth looking after them.
Andrew Casper and P. o. Peterson of
Two Harbors started on the Dixon last
Sunday for Baptism river, intending to
look up the bridges for the new road, on
account of the heavy sea they could not
land, so decided to make us visit. The
contract was to be let by the commits.
si0ners on Thursday.
The Dixon has four or six carrier
pigeons aboard every trip now, most of
them are let go at different points. So
far the experiments have been very sat.
isfactory, some of them lot 90 at this
port reached Duluth in two hours and
a half. In case of an accident they
might be the means of saving property
or eyen lives.
Drowned From The Hunter.
Last Sunday afternoon while the
Hunter was returning from Two Harhors