The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-03-10
HAPPENINGS.

HAPPENINGS.
Chas. w. Bigsbee has been quite. sick
ducing the week. q. .,=s. M
There are several cases of chicken pox
on Maple Hill among the children,
Mrs. H. D. Jones has been suffering
from a severe attack Of the grip during
the week. - 4
Col. R. P. Paine put up ice during
the week. He intends to keep cool next
summer. II
Dave Carriboo was passing around the
cigars the first Of the week in honor of u
new daughter.
The grip is quite prevelant this spring,
both grip and daughters have reached
the epidemic stage.
There is to be caucus of the voters
of Maple Hill township next Monday
afternoon at the west side school house.
Knute Knutesen who has been work
ing at the Fuller camp passed through
here this week, on his way "to the 'front.'"
Mail Carrier King reports that all
, men at the Pork Bay mill quit work last
Monday, owing to some trouble with the
foreman.
G. J. Danielson, who has been working
for 9. j. johnson, is taking a vacation
to celebrate the arrival OF daughter at
his homo last Tuesday.
Harry Johnson, who is working at the
Fuller camp, came up the first OF the
week to get treatment and medicine for
boil on the back of his neck.
There will be special meeting of the
board of County G commissioners held on
the 18th of this month. There is con-
siderable business to be transacted.
Kirby Jones left with G. J. johnson
for visit to Tote; last week. Unex-
pected circumstances arising he went as
far as Sugar Loaf. He returned here on
Sunday.
The snow is disappearing very rapid
ly this warm weather, the 1loggers are
hustling as much as possible to get
everything to the landings before the
breakup.
We recently learned that DR.. A. II.
E!ftman, who is we'll known here, wac
married same week ago. We wish the
DR., happy life. At present he 10 work.
ing in the Parry Sound copper district.
Among those who have boon confined
to the house at least part OF the week
by sickness are George Mayhem, c.. J.
johnson, J. E. Mayhem, Peter Memask-
awash, three of the Zimmerman children
and jos Murphy.
A number OF local republicans have
received invitations to attend the first
annual banquet Of the Garfield Repub-
iican club Of Duluth, which will occur at
the Spaldin9 hotel the evening of March
18th.
August Schultz 10 still on the mend,
oWing to his:4seyere sickness, his leg has
not knit rs quickley as it.otherwis would
have done. He now is, and will be for
few..weeks. just as. helpless. as he was
when he.tirst broke it.
Two proposals were opened by Major
Clinton B. Sears at Duluth last week for
building $50 lineal feet Of breakwater at
this place next summer. Powell &
Mitchell OF Marquette bid $50, 104 90 and
tbs Butler r an Co. of st. Paul bid
@29,9S2.60. Az the latter bid is within
the appropriation it will probably be
accepted.
Josie. Frost appeared before Justice
Carhart Thursday and made complaint
that George Anaquet bad assaulted her.
A warrant was Issued Tor Auaquet and
the trial opened today with q large at
tendance from Chippewa City. A list OF
Jurors was made and veEire issued and
placed in the hands of Constable LaSage.
The case was adjourned to next Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock.