The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-07-14
HAPPENINGS

Miss Sarah Beatty, Of Carlton, was
herd Thursday.
M. Dillon and 2. b. Goodell were here
during the week.
Andrew Olson left on the Bon Ami
Wednesday for Duluth.
II. Mayhem and j. w. Wakelin were
IN the woods during the week.
An informal dace will be given to-
HiRht tsthe HoMenstines house..
@. J. Johnson was in the western part
of the county the first Of the week.
John Young, who has been working
near Tote, was here during the week.
Three horses from the Sahlberg camp
were shipped from here to Duluth on
Thursday.
The barge .Root" passed here yester-
day with load of ties from Big Bay,
bound up. I. *1 s
Hjalmer Wodahl left Wednesday for
Duluth where he will attend school dur
ing the summer. Il z@s- .A55 I.
Warner & Williams, of Little Marais
has bought the G. j. Johnson logs at
Good Harbor Bay. 81 ". s.,. ~. i =e :.ts
Mrs.J F. Hector and daughters, the
Misses Stella and Pearl are visiting with
Treasurer johnson. ,.xs .zs.: ...:..g
NJ. F. Bates, D. D., D. A. and A: J. Nc
Conald, a party of Duluth land men,
were here during the week. .>aass T.,
Miss M. W. Earhart and Kirby Jones
made trip to Port Arthur and Isle
Royale the first of the week.
Clerk Parker of the Bon Ami, who is
in the hospital in Duluth suffering with
typhoid fever, is improving.
John Nelson of Duluth, was visiting
with his father.in-law, A. J. johnson, Of
Maple Hill, during the week.
John and James Wilbur, of Warren,
MINI, took in the scenery and pure air of
these points during the week.
Louis Plante has resumed carrying the
mail after spending some time on i'm
proving his homestead near Big Bay.
:. Frank Stadden, Henry MeClelland and
James Mckenzie, of West Superior, we're
among the trancients during the week.
Fred Jackson aud family, Miss Matte,
CLAUS and Martin jacobson and Emil
Eillasen came up on the Bon Ami today.
The Bon Ami had break down last
Monday and was compelled to lay here
for seven hours making the necessary
repairs.
Capt Alex Mcfarland is back from a
business trip to Hovland. He expects
to settlsnp the affairs of bis brother. the
late John A. McFar.ane, within short
time. 49,.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Anaquit die last Tuesday afternoon of
the whoeping cough. The Herald OK
tends it's sympathy to the beraved pa
rents. =
A party consisting Of Miss M. W. Ear.
hart, Prof. McMillen and Messrs. Heherd
and Kirby Jones left on the Bon Ami
today for a two days. trip to Carlton
Peak.
Capt. Andrew Clausen has decided
that Grand Marais is the best place on
the Bon Ami's route for an outing. Mrs.
Clausen and daughters will be here Mon
day night for two weeks trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olof Berglund returned
from Duluth on the Bon Ami Thursday.
They were consulting with specialist
regarding their little daughters eyes and
feel encouraged concerning her condition.
Word was received this week from Joe
Oarhart that he had been transferred
from the q. s. S. Brooklyn to the Q. s,
.Gunboat Newark. This means that he
has seen great deal of the trouble in
China. &
Mr.. aud Mrs. B. L. Taylor, of Chicago,
arrived the first of the week for an out
ing. Mr.. Taylor was formerly on the
News Tribune staff in Duluth and is
now an editorial writer for the Chicago
journal. g
The assessment books have been re.
turned by the different assessors and
are VOW in the hands of the county
auditor. The county board of equliza.
tion will struggle with them next week
+ Come and kick =.
The work on the new breakwater will
commence early in August, Inspector
Smith, of Two Harbors, will have charge
of the work and will bring his family
here. Mrs. Smith was here yesterday
and made arrangements with Landlord
Larson for quarters. .>
The Bon Ami, on her Thursday trip
had large party Of round trip passen.
gers. This trip will become more pop
ular as it becomes known to pleasure
seekers, The Bon Ami is especially