The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-09-16
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Treasurer johnson is in Duluth on
business. 1@&
Kirby. Jones returned last Sunday
from Duluth trip. -.
Peter Gagnon, of Grand Portage is in
Duluth on business.
Mrs. Faller and Mrs. Krojanker, of
Duluth, are visiting friends in town.
VIM. Ellquist and Hans Gulbransen
have joined the road crew in tho West
End. ~ -. =. f..
Ole Anderson, of tho West Side, has
accepted the position of fish packer on
the Dixon.
E. W. Wakelln returned Wednesday
from Duluth where he has been for some
time, on the sick list.
e. j. Lemienx and Tom Garvin, of
Duluth, came on Wednesday boat and
left for the interior Thursday.
Capt. John Morrison and family have
moved to Grand Portage, it does not
seem natural here without him.
Miss Margaret Taylor of tho Duluth
public schools and Miss Gertrude Miller
visited during the week with Prof. Maude
Miller.
Alger Smith & Go. are preparing to
enlarge their camps on Pigeon river, it
Is reported that they will operate five
large camps.
Ole Danielson, q fisherman from Split
Rock arrived here Wednesday to make
arrangements to move his family here
for the winter.
Miss F. Campbell, Of West Duluth,
will spend the winter with Miss Sarah
Beatty, the young ladies are occupying
the Stave house.
For mems and boys duck coats from
81 90 and up write to J. q. Nordby,
Two Harbors, MINI. Measurements
under arm joints.
To neglect to promptly report death
or birth to the town clerk of the town
in which either may occur may make
considerable trouble for the one failing
to 80 report.
For warm winter underclothing for
ladies, gents and children in prices from
81 so, $l.75, $500, $3.50, $500, So so,
$400 and $500.
J. 81. Nordby.
We are in receipt of copy Of the
Foley independent, published at Foley,
Mimi, by A. LeLacy Wood. We wish
Mr.. Wood success in his new venture
and gee no reason why he should not
have it.
We keep remarkable assortment of
ladies', gents and children's shoes-slso
cruiser boots and everything in the rub
Der line.
-: J. H. Nordby.
Last Monday little Harold Peterson of
Maple Hill received an ugly wound across
the calf of his leg from scythe. Sheriff
Gulbransen and Supt. Ellqui st brought
the little fellow to DR.. Mayhem where
the wound was dressed. The boy had
narrow escape from bleeding to death.
/ sell clothing, mems furnishings, etc.
at very low prices. will pay cash for
hides; 6 cents per pound for green hides
and 8 cents per pound for deer or moose
hides.
l.. BERGsTE1N, Two Harbors.
Auditor Murphy and 9. 81. Carhart
will take IN the excursion of the Mime
sofa Editorial Association this year, the
trip will last a week and will include
Omaha, Denver, Cripple Greek, Colorado
Springs, Pixies Peak and other points of
interest. The Excursion leaves st. Paul
tonight.
The veteran newspaper man of West
Duluth, 8. G. Murphy, has sold his paper,
the SUI, to Ransom Metcalfe. Mr.. MUIR
ply will continue to conduct a job
Office at the old stand. Mr.. Metcalfe is
man whose reputation insures success
for the "Sun and Mstcalfe's X-Ray".
Here's to you brother.
The steam launch Rambler, of Sureri-
or arrived here Thursday and left this
morning for Port Arthur. She will be
thence transported by rail to Mile Lace
where sheFwil1 engage IN the passenger
and carrying trade: The crew will do.
liver her to tho purchaser, MIR. Geo. Nc
Laren. at Port Arthur; Captain, Andy.
Clausen; engineer, Geo. Ward; pilot, s.
F. Howenstine; steward, Sam. B. Swank.
Contract Awarded.
The Lake County commissioners, at q
meeting of Sept. 9Th, let the contract fol
building a road from Beaver Bay to
Little Marais to Charles Eklund TO,
$2400, work is to be started at once
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