The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-08-26
LOCAL P1' y.

4 OCAL PICk-UJPS
il. Lundin Was in town Thursday.
Noel Hamline has been in town this
week. .s.
Elihu Jones left for his post in Wash
ington Thursday night.
A. w. Peterson, Of Lutsen, was in
town the first of the week.
We are very strong in the shoe line.
.s= J.H. Nordby.
Van johnson left on the Dixon Thurs
day for few days visit in Duluth.
Auditor Murphy and Treasurer John
son returned from Duluth last Sunday.
Captain John Morrison and Shingibis
made Duluth trip the first of the week.
Olof NJ. Fredrickson returned last
Sunday from an extended visit in Du-
luth. .. ...
81. Mayhem and E. W. Wakelin left
Thursday for a few days trip to the
interior.
James Creavy, who has been in charge
of Fl. 81. Bartlett's work, left for Duluth
: Thursday.
Emil Larson and E., Engstrone of
Two Harbors we're in town the first of
the week.
Alex LaGard left Thursday for Odanah
Wis, where he will make his home for
some time:
John Mccormick, of Duluth, IS visit
ing his sister, Mrs. J. J. Hussey, at the
Colvill castle.
Aug. A. Linskog, of Duluth, visited
his old neighbors on Maple Hill the
first OF the week.
II. Redmeyer and o. R. Lodden, of
Cross River, returned from Duluth the
first of the week.
John Hanson, who has been in Du-
luth for some time, has returned to his
home on Terrace Hill.
Violins and all musical goods including
the latest songs, at J. 81. Nordby's. Mail
orders promptly answered.
John Nelson, of Manistee. Mich, is
visiting his father-in law, A. j. johnson,
of Maple Hill township.
Keeper Mayhem has been we'll inspec-
ted this week, the Engineers boat, the
Ameranyth, was in this morning.
Moses Madwayash, formerly Govern
mont teacher at Grand Portage came on
the Dixon Tuesday from Port Arthur.
Small boys and girls overalls 25c. and
,35c. Boys duck coats, like mems $1.OO
j. Fl. Nordby, Two Harbors.
Miss Carrie E. Mayhem expects to &C.
company her friend, Miss Stella Hector,
to Port Arthur and Isle Royale tomor-
row night.
Commissioner Olson, who has been
locking over the road work, reports that
sstaae lake Shore road with surely he ready
for use this fall.
Hats, caps, shirts, Gall colorg neck
wears, pants, overalls, Gall prices), or
anything you need in dressing, at
J.H. Nordby's.
The steamer Penobscot ran into Knife
Island during the fog last Saturday
night, che was beached as soon as it WIS
discovered that she would not float.
George Wartner, of Gunfint, was in
town the first of the week. MIR. Wartner
knows great deal about the Gunhint
range, and is firm believer in it's future
growth.
County Attorney Titus left Thursday
for Duluth to look after the Fisher case.
@. 0. Baldwin, who is appearing for Mr..
Fishsr has entered demurrer which
was to be argued today.
Hans Engelson, of Tofte, returned
from Duluth last Sunday, he brought
with him fine young horse for use on
his farm. John Tote came here with the
animal aud returned home Monday.
Kirby Jones returned last Sunday
from Michigan trip, he reports very
pleasant time, he was accompanied by
is cousin, Donald Upjohn, of Kalamazoo,
Mich, who will visit here for few DAYS.
Capt. "Con" Flynn, M. S. Burrows
and Chas. r. Haines passed through
Sunday night en- route for Grand Port
age where they will fish for few days.
John Morrison accompanied the party
from here.
DR.. II. D. Jones returned from Duluth
last Sunday, he was accompanied by
F. o. Harris, ofDuluth. Their stay was
short, however, the tug W. A. Avery came
in Tuesday morning with message
which called them to Duluth.
n. Fl. Bartlett came frona Duluth
Wednesday night, while in Duluth Mr..
Bartlett made arrangements to lease his
outfit to the Coolidge Fuel & Supply Co.,
the horses etc. left for the saw mill at