The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1899-06-17
HER LDINGS.

Commissioners Olson has returned
home. .
Noel Hamline, Of I,utsen was in town
Thursday. s.
H.H. Bartlett returned from Duluth
Sunday night.
Auditor Murphy and Treasurer john
son are in Duluth. r..
James A. Tucker returned to Duluth
Thursday afternoon.
A. w. Peterson of Lutsen was among
us the first of the week. y -
We should be pleased to hear from
our Lutsen correspondent. :. IL
County Attorney and Mrs. Titus re-
turned home last Sunday. > i
Miss Maggie Scott and Guy titus are
visiting friends at Rowland.
John Gustafson of Hovland was on the
Dixon Friday en- route to Duluth.
The Dixon loaded the ties which have
been on the dock all spring, last trip.
Alec Cullen of Grand Portage is seri-
ously sick at the house of Frank LaSage.
VIM. Howenstine left Friday for the
Canadian gold fields, he went via Gun
Flint.
The tug strike in Duluth is over,
terms satisfactory to both parties having
been made.
John Zimmerman has gone to Two
Harbors where he will be employed dur
ing the summer.
Miss Maude Miller has fully recovered
from the shock occasioned by the fire
some weeks ago. =.
E. E. Lewis of Duluth was attending
to business matters in the Register of
Deeds Office Monday.
Fred A. Kribs, a we'll known lumber
man of Minneapolis, was in town this
week, his son accompanied him.
Owing to the absence of our Hovland
correspondent we received no items from
that thriving little burg this week.
Mrs. Andrew johnson came from Du-
luth last Sunday, Mr.. johnson having
completed their house on the west side.
Miss HiIda Benson who has been in
Duluth the past winter came down last
Sunday for two weeks visit with her
mother.
The pine land men still continue TO
come, the money which has been spent
in estimating the pine here would buy a
large tract.
Andrew Hottie returned from Tote
Sunday, bring with him neat row boat
recently designed and built by Engel-
son & Totes.
B. Schwanekamp, G.. J. johnson and
wife, VIM. Deary, Mark Devine,* Geo.
SCanen, Eli Constantens and Thos Coadeys
are registered with Col. Paine. @s-
MI. and Mrs. J. Selmar johnson left
for Minneapolis Tuesday, while on their
farm Mrs. johnson scalded her foot So
verely. DR.. Mayhem relieved the pain.
A new name as editor this week, any,
one desiring to whip the editor, however,
is respectfully referred to Mr.. Murphy
whom we have engaged for that purpose.
Senator Hanna says it is rheum atism
that he has been ordered to Europe for,
but Others say that the pains he suffers
are the results Of too much VOL emit pull
ling of his leg.
The fishermen here are not meeting
with very satisfactory results thus far
this season, their work is both hard and
dangerous and is very discouragin
under the present conditions.
A. Grande of Hovland brought up two
COWS from Hovland last Monday intend
to put them on the Dixon here, but ow-
ing to the load which the Dixon already
had he was unable to ship them that trip,
they went forward Thursday. Mrs.
Grande Is reported as sick in Duluth.
Louis E. NJ. Plante, the Grand Portage
mail carrier has formed such good
opinion OF the Hovland residents that
he has decided to become one of them,
he went to Duluth Friday for the pur-
pose of fling on the claim formerly held
by John Drouillard, Mr.. Drouilard hay
ing.reinquished his rights.
Deep Water.
The stage of water in Lake Superior