The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-07-21
HAPPENINGS.

The Bon Ami went to Rock Harbor
on Isle Royale last Tuesday.
Mrs. Andrew Clauson and two dangh.s
tiers are here for few weeks outing.
The Dixon and Bon Ami met at the
entrance Of the harbor Thursday even-
ing. 5s
8. F. Howenstlne is here looking up
business matters pertaining to his inter-
4 ests here. .ssS:
q Peter Gagnon Of Grand Portage vas a
passenger on The Bon Ami Wednesday,
bound for Duluth.
Miss M. W. Earhart, who has been
visiting Mrs Jones, left for Duluth on
the Dixon last Tuesday. s ].
Emil Eliasen visite d with friends here
until Tuesday morning when he left for
. business trip to Duluth.
DE-. T. J. Titcomb was here last Mon
day. Kirby Jones acco mpanied him to
Isle Royale Monday night. I.
Col. Paine has all the guests he can
accumulate at the hotel and in conse-
guence is figuring on opening a bank. !;
Chas. Hector and James 90 Inns of
the Duluth News Tribune staff were
here on their annual outing this week.
Jos. Mckenzie, Harry McClelland
and Frank Stadden of Princeton, party
Of state cruisers, were here during the
week. :ssEE5sss II, s%. s.--j@
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Z. Taylor left Thurs
day night for Duluth where they will
visit before returning to their home in
Chicago. .#= Fam #.t
Attorney General Douglas and a
party from st. Paul are expected on the
Dixon tomorrow. they will fish in this
vicinity. IS: 49,.
The Town of Grand Marais is holding
q special meeting today for the purpose
ct voting on the question OF issueing
road bonds. s.;T...ss@$
8 The barge George Burnham OF Mil
waukee is in the harbor. The captain
expected to get a crew for loading ties
here but was unable to do so. -
Prof. G. 81. Van H,se Of the Wiscon-
sin University and party passed here
during the week. They are engaged in
geological work for the government.
Non c..ro..e,,s,n Do,.o NF ,.t,,
b. Z. Fisher and Capt. Wallacs OF tho
4 Fayalnime, took in the fishing at Devils
Track river yesterday, they had their
usual good luck 81 s..
Col. r. P. Paine is enjoying visit
from his brother, John B. Paine. of Chi
cago. Mrs. Paine accompanies him.
John is one of the sort that never grows
old. in fact he looks younger every year.
Thos. Farrell, the Duluth represent
alive of Naugle, Holcomb & Go. OF CHI
cage, was here this week. Mr.. Farrell
says that the tie market is very slow
just now, inspection very rigid and prices
poor. 4. 3. =
August Schultz, who has been here
with a broken leg since February 1st,
left this morning on the Bon Ami for
Duluth. He wished THE HERALD to
express his heart tfelt thanks to the
people here for their kind treatment.
Il The Booth Co. has gotten somewhat
farther along than at any time yet in
the matter OF obtaining a new boat.
Plans Of a boat with over 40 state rooms
and ample cabin Accommodations. The
necessity OF such boat is beyond ques.
1 ton and it would seem only good bus
mess policy to get it ct once.
We call your attention to an adver-
tisement of the North Shore House
given in this issue for the first time.
Mr.. Larson has invested considerable
money in his place and is entitled to his
!. share Of the patronage. The HERALD
wishes him success, and it is our policy
to aid our advertisers as much as possible.
There was dance last Wednesday
night at the Howenstine house which
was we'll attended aud very much enjoyed.
On Thursday night there was another
informal dance which was success in
everv way. Tonight Mrs. Paine will
entertain q number, the entertainment
will be dancing and 9 pleasant time is
anticipated. Take It altogether the past
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week has been quite lively, we natives
are naturally very qniet and the liveliness
is laid to the number st tourists that are
here. S.#5.
The county board Of equalization hat
been in session during the week. There
has been mp to the time We 60 to press
\ no appearance on the part Of any TAI
payer who objects to the assessments II
the var ipus towns The board made
some changes, however, which seemed L
them to make the assessment more just
It will not look we'll now to make com
plant about the assessment. the time
Tor that was this week There wal