The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-01-07
OF OCAL. INTEREST.

OF LoCAL.INTEREsT.
Mrs. Benson has removed to the Fishe
residence. :s
WHAT is the matter with our Grand
Portage correspondent?
Commissioner Enee,son, wife and in
FAINT we're in the village over Sunday.
a young daughter arrived at the home
OF VIM. and Mrs. Howenstine on Tues
day. 5 .
Register Carhart and Jehn w. Babb
are housekeeping ID the residence of Mrs
@. s. Dnrfsa. &s*..
The Str. Dixon blew her farewell salute
for the season at g. AS P. M. on Tuesday.
Treasurer johnson has returned from
an extended business trip to Duluth and
Twin Cities. Is III.
Clara Peterson returned from visit
in. Duluth and is with her mother, who
is i'll on Maple Hill.
Claus Hanson called on Thursday and
reports the Good Harbor Bay people as
enjoying the winter.
Roy Bartlett arrived by last boat and
ID assisting his br other 81. II. in his
numbering operations.
The collection Of teams assembled
at the wharf on Wednesday for supplies
reminded us of city market.
DR.. A. H. Elftm an returned on the
Dixon last Tuesd az after spending
several weeks in Duluth and the Twin
Cities.
The old reliable winter mail line made
it's first trip on W ednesday-John re-
ports the roads the worst he ever en-
countered.
It is estimated that by the time all the
incidentals are paid the war with Spain
will have cost the q. 8. about $500 per
capita. Have you paid your 81 yet?
Gov-elect Roosevelt is to get $1,000
each for six magazi me articles, on the
Rough Riders, aud he has engagements
for 81 bit lectures in Boston, between
now and the first OF the year, at 5000
each. He is making dollars while his
notoriety has cash valuation.
Tho daily papers report that during
the recent storm some thirty passengers
we're blockaded for % hours on a street.
car in St. Paul. Rumor has it that
some of our local residents were in the
i'll fated company and that Cook county
weather is the best in the state.
Leance Cariboo died Thursday morn
ing after an illness of abont one week
duration. The funeral was held today
and was largely atten ded. He leaves a
wife and two children to mourn his loss.
Leance was of quiet unassuming dispo-
sition, good neighbor and respectable
citizen.
The steamer Dixon will leave on her
last trip to Port Arthur and informed
late north shore points Friday. The
Dixon has had considerable more than
On average seasons business this year,
and it Is learned that the Booth people
have under consideration the putting on
of another boat next year. It is said
that the business is almost too much for
the one toat, but at present is not large
enough to warrant the putting on of the
gecond boat. North shore business is
increasing every year, and the Booth
company may decide before spring to
put second boat on the run.-News
Tribune.
The Evening Herald is reliably in
formed that the n eaotations pending
between William II. Knox, owner of the
old Gray mill property ON Rice's Point,
and Alger Smith & 60. mean more than
q contract for saving 100000 feet a
year OF the big Michigan firms logs, if
the deal does not fall through the mill
property Will soon Oe transferred from
Mr.. Knox to a stock company, soon to
be organized, in which Alger, Smith &
Go. will be the principal stockholders,
virtually becoming it's owners and TAX
ing immediate contro u of it. It is said
that had the resolution granting per-
mission for the extension of the Arthur
avenue crossing track through the mill
yards been adopted by the council last
night, the organization of this company
would have proceeded without further
delay. The failure Of the resolution will
not, however interior % with the consum-
NATION of the deal, and it is probable
that before Jan. LIST Alger, Smith & Co.
will be in possession. Duluth Herald.
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