The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-09-02
Howl AND / GOALS.

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Emil Eliasen i raining tho timbera
for his now building On, tho hill.
Mr.. Moi il rejoicing over The
arrival Of an increase II his canine
family.
School will open again % Monday,
September II, with N. ]. Bray :.
teacher. . s.ss
Tho HaviR pathway has been much
improved by the road work recently put
upon 1t.
John A. McF arland returned on4S8un-
day from four-weeks sojourn in the
Zenith City. ..= *. y.
The Dufy Bros. from Ripon, Wis, are
here for the purpose Of prospecting on
their claims in 638 east. 81
John jacobson has forcs of men
busily engaged in improving the town
road that passes by the graveyard. RI
Charley Campbell brought his family
down from Duluth on Sunday to spend
. week rusticating ON his farm in 63-4
east. q
Postmaster Fisher and three others
are down for = good time, they are 90
copying the Treat house for the time
being. j. z-,:, 9 :.
uHans Ellington, from Wisconsin, is ono
Of the latest to become a homssteader
in this town. having fled on q claim in
section IL. = >':=> 5>-.&..~..,s j; 5
Messrs. L. p. Hall and Frank Kerr
and Masters Leslie and Emmet Palmer;
of Duluth, have bsen spending several
days camping on the lakeshore.
Messrs. o. Haldin Of Duluth, J. As
proas of West Superior and B. Hage Of
Minneapolis left on Tuesdays boat sfter
q weeks enjoyment in this vicinity.
John Bergstrom came down on Sun
days boat from Duluth to greet old
friends here, and to take q look at his
farm, returning on Tuesday.
CLAUS jacobson came down from Du-
luth on Sundays boat to spend day
at home. returning the next day. He
reports plenty Of work to be had in that
city.
John Gustafson aud A. 8. Carlson left
on Thursday for Duluth to act AZ wit
nesses for several homesteaders who will
make Anal proof on their claims in this
vicinity.
School Treasurer Eliasen has been
busy the past week with force Of men
building . commcdious woodshed on the
school lot, and otherwise improving the
buildings and grounds.
The Town Supervisors arc now tussl.
ing with tho proposed new road to Pine
Lake, in anticipation of it's being needed
by logging camps, that it is expected will
be put in operation IN tho near future
The Merrick Co. expects to begin oper.
atoms on their pine lands IN this town
carly next winter and il already engaging
hands for the winter. The townsmeu
here are given first chance and quite g
number will engage with them.
W. NJ Taylor, of Wisconsin, and hii
two assistan to, who have been cruising
for pins IN the northern part Of thu
town, left on Tuesdays boat, having
completed their labors here for The
present. Mr.. Taylor Is also interested
in farming and mining. -. :: ::
Rev. Father Geoae and Jas. Duffy, q
Ripon, and Rev. Denisson, and NJ. Jef.
fries and son, OF GAINESVILLE, Wis, left
for their respective homes last week afte1
spending several days in the vicinity o.
Dogfish lake. Hjalmer Eliason accom-
panied them on their expedition. r..
Il. N. Gray returned to West Snperio,
on Tuesday after spending nearlya week
improving his claim west Of Dogfsh
lake. He has good word to say TO,
this territory and is decidedly averse to
tho suggested plan Of turning the count,
into . grand park and happy hunting
ground for tho Chicago sports.
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