The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-08-11
HAPPENINGS.

HAPPENINGS
Mrs R. p. Paine, who has been..vsry i'll,
is improving.
a child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dominlk
Peterson is quite sick.
Sheriff Nelson Of Two Harbors was at
Big Bay during the week.
Commissioners Olson was in Grand
Portage during the week.
p. ". Wakelin, Of Grand Portage, Is
registered with Col. Paine.
Miss Kate Pero is at home after q
several weeks visit in Beaver Bay.
A. Wood and party left the first Of the
week for the Cross River country.
M. Murphy returned Wednesday
night from visit at West Duluth. @
Mrs. 81. D. Jones expects to leave dur
ing the coming week for an eastern trip.
John Zimmerman returned Thursday
from a visit with friends in Beaver Bay.
Joe Bushaw il using crutches this
week, the result of severe cut with an
ak. 49, ~ 3 4 l. .G5.$a ts y sqIs>
Nejoda and Adatage were in Beaver
Bay last week, returning Sunday on
the Dixon. 81. &z.. ..@ Il, y
Olof NJ. Fredrickson left this morning
on the Bon AMI for q visit with friends
in Duluth. = 90 Pill sl. =.% ): +. = :. I.
Judge and Mrs. b. b. Hoyt, of Du-
luth, are expected tomorrow night for
a weeks stay. "A s..s:..@ ~. Fl. +.
DR.. w. W. Routh, "BiIl" Jones and
Master James Routh, of Duluth, are
camping on Kimball creek. 81 ~, y
Business at the hotels was rather
slack during the week, tho wet weather
was not favorable to tourists. : 1.
Judge Geo. 81. Durfee made two trips
to Duluth last week and one this week,
he Is engaged IN important business.
Miss Ella Mayhem returned Wednes-
day night from visit with friends in
Duluth, her brother, George returned
with her. s#
Mrs. Louis Engelson returned to her
home in Tote the first of the week, her
sister, Miss Maggie Scott, accompanied
her for visit. 1922
Claus G. Monker returned from Du.
luth last Sunday, he succeeded in Sec
uring a horse to replace the ono which
he lost few weeks ago. 49,. -. ~,
John Erickson was slightly hurt last
Tuesday while working for the Butler
Ryan Go. he received blow on tho
hand while holding drill. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kadonce, Jose
phine Drouillard, Mary Morrison, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Frost and George Zim.
norman returned from Duluth last Sun
day.
The Minneapolis and Duluth space
writer's ere still having fun with J. II.
Young and his attempts at matrimony.
Mr.. Young bids fair to become celsbra-
ted as man with persistence. S n u.
Y During the 48 hours which ended Z
O'Clock M onday evening 1853 inches Of
rain fell at this place, this is more rain
than has fallen during any month this
year. Observer Murphy has been kept
busy this week keeping track of rain.
Up to last night 467 inches of rain has
fallen during the week. =
The Attorney General has given an
opinion regarding the ruling by the Pub
lie Examiner in relation to manner of
handling the county funds. In his
opinion the Public Examiner does not
have the power to make the ruling he
did This will result in q number of
the counties continuing with the old
method. Il =.
The Dixon has been doing a big pas
senger business during the past few
weeks. There have been SO many
through passengers that the north sh lore
people do not have chance to get state
rooms. It would seem as thou,h that
amount Of business would warrant q
boat large enough to handle it with COM
fort. .,-..+.
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