The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-05-19
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g Fuller has been spending 8 few
days atcamp the past week 81
81 .. Bray and s nnily have moved
into the N. y. Eliasen reside nce. s "
8. Carlson left on Tuesday morn
ing for Il 'bual moss trip to Duluth.
n Road Oyerseer Gun derson shas been inn
proving the lake shore road the past:
week. Il
n. Bray has received the appoint
(ment as census en- nnerator OF the sd
enumeration district.
Radman Anne came down from Du-
luth on. Sunday to make improvements
on his claim il section. u. q Elnon.
assisted him. al.
Be- Messrs Bartlett and Kelley having
completed their timber cruislng along
the Canadian line, started westward on
Tuesday boat s.
Ed. Schau arrived from Duluth on.
Monday morning to look after his
interests near the Brule River, return
ing the next day. sSs sss.s
Emil Eliasen and Olous and j ohm
Jacobson made q flying trip to- Grand
lMarais on Sunday, going up and back
| BY row boat in about 9 hours.
Messrs. +. b. Berry OF the Easmondd
hotel and ~. "a. Nc Kag OF the fremont,
Duluth arrived on Thursday for : few
days. fishing sport up the river.
Born to IN +. and Mrs. John Eliasen on
Saturday, May 18th, q son, and John is
walking on tiptoes now lsst he'll wake
young % ohm j + e, who bids fair to besas
sturdy as his pa.
John Eliasen has been appointed
school treasurer to fill the vacancy oc.
casioned by the resignation Of his
brother, N. u. Ellasen, who recently
moved to Wisconsin.
John Mccoy arrived on Sunday boat
with tenting outfit, and will spend a
few days prospecting north of Howard's
point. He is very saugu1ne over the
future prospects Of Cook county. G.
| Ten cans of brook trout fry were re-
celved on Wednesdays. boat from Sup't..
Morgan Of, the state fish hatchery TO be
/ planted in the Flute Reed. The thous-
lands of little fish were an interesting
sight after they had been empt1ed into
the river. The lot received we're IN
splendid condition on arrival. d
| The initial number Of the s rbeids 5
Imanden" published at Fertile, MINI, by
LIB. Bakken, has been received. Mr..
Bakken is q son in law Of Postmaster
Brunes and we'll known here His
friends wish him success ia his news
paper venture, which will be devoted TO
the interests Of the laborng classes.
The school chill dren spent Saturday
Iafterno BON on q fishing excursion up.to
the falls Of the Flute Reed, and on their
return were served with light refresh
myents by Mrs. Bray In the evening an
Entertainment was held ia the school
house, consisting in part OF the follow
ing: REGULATIONS 6 Dicky birds" and
"Drive. the nail right, boys, Archie Jack
500; .'The old SHOE and Good advise
from young advisor, Eddie jackson;
Searching forsmy master" and "I believe
il being social, Chas. G. Bray; "a day
ia the woods" and Don't be afraid to
fight the wrong, Sophie Brunes; s.The
violet and robin red breast" and "a song
Of raindrops," Hattie Bray; sOnly one'''
and .'Man bundle Of habits" Charles
Brunes. Reading ~ ct he pussy willow,
Sophie Brunes; Songs Shall 81 we
gather, Eddie Jackson; Daet nder
the palm-leaf tree,n Hattie and Charlie
Bray. Instrumental duets, organ and
violin, "Ariel Galop'', Corn flower
waltzes" and .Avon schottische' Am
ong the songs were Onward education ~,
when we are women and mem, sIf q
body finds 9 lesson,"' ss.Eo the right
Path is the victory = S Sword OF Bunker
1 Hilln q The water king, Come school
mates come, Unfurl the flag, z s.Part.
ing sons" ollege song Z Much and
others. Harmonica music by Chas
Brunes, and Jews harp music BY Aug
Brunes and Mrs. Duffy gave variety to
the program and was much appreciated
1.-The evening passed off pleasantly,
though the attendance was not large
owing to 60 many being absent from the
settlement.
/. A GREAT NEW PAPER.