The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-10-21

Auditor Murphy left this morning
for Duluth trip, Mrs. Murphy accom-
panied him.
Commissioner Gust Olson was among
the passengers from here for Duluth
last Wednesday.
Chris Holte and Chris johnson who
has been working on the lake shore road
have returned home.
Fine double breasted fall suits and
overccats.
J. II. Nordby.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matheson and
son, Morley, went to Duluth on Wednes.
day for an extended visit.
Miss Carrie E. Mayhem left last We'd
nesday for her annual outing in Duluth,
she expects to be gone about two weeks
Send for fine overcoat or an ulster
wide collar-from $500 up.
J. 81. Nordby, Two Harbors.
Ole J. Olson, who has charge of the
johnson camp at Sugar Loot point, and
his chef, John Drouillard, are at home
making final preparations for the winter.
John Mccoy of Cloquet, who has been
working on the shore road, has gone to
work for Ole j. Olson at Sugar Loaf
camp.
All kinds of heavy underclothing for
ladies, gents and children.
j. II. Nordby.
Olof Anderson of the West Side has
gone to work On the shore road, at
present he is acting as cook and IS pro-
nounced to be success as pea soup
maker.
Mrs. Dapielson arrived on the Dixon
last Tuesday and is now occupying the
Braun house near the court house. Mr.
Danielson will be engaged at the Sahl-
berg camp.
Al. Aurand of St. Louis, Mo-, was
in town the first OF the week, he was
accompanied by Frank n. Smith and
James Hines of Duluth. Mr.. Aurand
is engaged in looking over some copper
properties.
Louis Engelson. assisted by Ed. Tote,
has been engaged during the week in
painting the addition to the court house.
Mrs. Engelson and son accompanied him
for visit with Mrs. Engelson's mother,
Mrs. Scott.
A heavy northeast sea on Sunday and
southwest on Monday delayed the Dixon
the first OF the week. The sea on Mon
day was what might be called immense,
the waves coming over the break water
and light house.
The tug Castle called in last Monday
night. she WAS an route to the steamer
Harlem which is in bay of small island
near Isle Royale. It is reported that
the owners of the Harlan are selling
her where abe is.
Our entire force of printers, headed by
Chris. Murphy and Matt. johnson, left
on the Dixon for Duluth to-day, We hope
that they will behave but as a precautior
have written the mayer asking him tc
overlook as much as possible.
The American cup defender has nc
doubt won the series of races by this
time, in the first of tho series, in a gooc
strong breeze, she won by 10 minutes
aud 8 seconds, and in the second race
the top mast of the Shamrock was
carried away so the Columbia won with
out any trouble,
Three teams for the Fuller camp came
on the Dixon last Tuesday, they were
taken from here oyer the trail. The
transfers would not think of taking {
lunch from here as they knew that they
could stop at the houses along the road
Next time they come they will no doubt
not know any more than the old resi-
dents.
Every year about the 18th of October
A. J. Scott gets restless, and after .
few days preparation starts for his trap
ping grounds, he started last Tuesday
for Cross river accompanied by his sol
Ben. "Jack" says that being a grand
father makes him feel old, but that he il
good or another winter in the woods
any way. We wish him successful
season.
It has trapspired that the cabbage
thief that r. P. Paine il going to furnish
with plants next season is a large red OK
Last Saturday we mentioned the fact
that Mr.. Paine would like to have thu
party who took the cabbage return anc
get the rest, and on Monday the O.
came, accompanied by some friends, anc
cleaned out the garden. This shows
that notice in the HERALD brings qnicl
returns. Now is the time to subscribe
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