The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-08-12
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LOCAL PICk-UPS.
T. w. Mayhem returned from Duluth
Wednesday.
VIM. T. Mol Donald and David Carriboc
are working near Rowland.
Mrs. Fred Harris and her little son, 81
Duluth, are visiting Mrs. Jones.
The Bartlett raft reached Duluth last
Sunday without the loss Of q log.
CA. Smith, OF Webster City, Iowa
has been visitor during the week.
James Stewart and Frank Hubert, of
Duluth, were guests at the hotel during
the week.
Judge Geo, 81. Durfee returned home
last Sunday, and left for Duluth again
Friday. IS sAS.2:. Sts1
Mrs. John Nelson, Of Manistee, Mich,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.Aug.
j. Johnson. 1z-..
G. G. Leland, of Minneapolis, attended
to business matters at the court house
on Monday. ...s< 49,
Andrew Peterson and Gust Anderson
went to Gross River Friday to work on
the lake shore road. r.. =
NJ. Murphy repaired tho steam pump
on the Manitowoc on Wednesday, it
having been cracked.
L. Ell1ngson, Of Hovland, returned
home Sunday from Wisconsin trip, his
brother accompanied him.
Master Johnnie Hector, who has been
visiting with Van johnson for some time,
left for Duluth last Tuesday.
Judge II. 81. Hoyt finished his work at
the court house last Monday, his party
returned to Duluth on the Tuesday boat.
Judge Edison and party, OF Duluth,
who have been fishing at Reservation
river left for Isle Royale last Wednesday
night.
Next Tuesday is the last day for pay
ing taxes under the abatement resolu-
ton, a great many applications are COM
ing in.
John Morrisey, of Erie Pa, Jacob
Glor, Jas. Cardiff, Thos. Grady and Joe
Ragen of Duluth were in town during
the week.
F. V. Garland and wife, Miss Lucia NJ
Miller and Miss Ssrah G. Brooks are a
st. Paul party that are being entertained
at the hotel.
Elihu Jones, the oldest son of DR.. and
Mrs. Jones. who is stenographer in one
of the government buildings in Washing
ton is visiting bis parents.
VIM. Fisher, formerly of this county,
and W. NJ. Spalding, of Duluth, left last
week for Buffalo Hump, Idaho, where
they expect to locate permanently.
The work of loading the spruce at
Bartlett's has progressed slowly on &C.
count Of the .scarcity of men, there are
asnssmen idle in this county this summer.
3, Martin Havig, of Rowland, returned
home Sunday from trip to Duluth, Mr..
Havig believes in Cook County, espec-
tally Rowland, and has secured number
of new settlers.
81. S. Taylor returned to Duluth Tues
day, Mr.. Taylor says that basket is
wholly inadequate when fishing in the
streams here, he filed his before he had
had half enough walking.
J. S. Roberts, of White Fish Lake,
Ont, was in town Friday, Mr.. Roberts
is an old resident of this place, A. s..
Carlson, of Hovland, accompanied him.
They left today for the western part of
the county.
Those who wish to camp on the
grounds during the State Fair will be
given the usual facilities, and now that
the evenings are to be full of excitment
and amusement, the camp feature is
is likely to be more popular than ever.
For full particulars write direct to Sec
Rotary E. W. Rand all, Hamline, MINI.
1t is not. too soon to make plans to
spend full. week at the State Fair.
From reports in regard to preparations,
it is to be great occasion and will fill
the week full of interesting, profitable
and amusing events, both day and even
ing. OF course, the railroads give the
usual reduced fares. 49,
Last Friday night the infant child of
Mrs. P. Olson, of Tote, dislocated it's
elbow by falling from the porch, Hans
Engelson and Engel Tote brought Mrs.
Olson and the child here by sail boat on
Saturday, there being no doctor in town
III. Mayhem set the arm. Mrs. Olson is
fortunate in the class of neighbors that
she has, the trip meant row Of Sc miles,
which IS no small I'm dertaking.
Henry J. Braun a nd family left Friday
for Clear Lake, Washington, where
Mr.. Braun has decided to locate. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Braun have many friends