The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-23
ROWLAND LOCALS.

caller at Chicago Bay on Tuesday:
e. Eliasen, who has been on the sick
list for a week past, is now able to be
around again. d. .. .5.55 3.
J. Tye Of Big Bay left on Saturday
via: the Bon Ami, for visit to his home
at West Superior. :s=z. <Sfs
= A. Christiansen left on Tuesdays
Dixon to attend to important business
matters at Duluth. z
/, A festival, in which cakes and coffee
will predominant, IS to be held at the
Town Hall this Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Merrick and son and
lady friend arrived on Sundays Dixon
for visit at Headquarters" camp.
George Grover, Green Mountain boy,
is one Of the latest arrivals, and is now
employed as teanster for the Fuller Co.
j jacobson recently made a trip to
the Grand Mara1s dentist to have an
aching molar extracted, returning much
relieved. p.
Andrew Christensen left on the Bon
Ami on s aturday for business trip to
the county seat, returning via the Dixon
on Monday.
F. Jackson has been doing the carpen-
ter act, having put in two new windows
and Otherwise improving his dwelling
the past week.
Messrs. Brunes and Havig purchased
four young porkers from J. J. Hussey,
bringing them down by skihf on Wed
nesday, the first to be introduced in this
settlement.
N. J. Bray has returned from trip to
Pigeon Point. He found D. E. Nc
Donough pleasantly situated on Clark's
Bay, one of the finest little harbors on
the north shore.
The Town Board will meet at the
Town Hall on Monday next to review
the tax assessment list. Any one that
has a "kick" to register can make it
maifest at that time.
E. T. Smith and A. D. Sibbald who
have been re-scaling the logs down at
the landing, having completed their
work there, are now engaged at Sahl-
berg's camp west of Grand Marais.
Owing to the rainy weather there was
a small attendance at the meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society at Christiansen's s.
The next gathering of the Society will
meet with Mrs. L. G.. ElIingson on July
4th next.
Messrs. Carhart, johnson, Carriboo
and Jas. Morrison surprised this SETTLE
ment by an early call, via the Bon Ami
on Tuesday last. Editor Carhart re-
turned to his sanctum the next morning,
the others remained for few days to
look after some timber interests in the
interior. Call again gents. f. - =:
The writer recently had the pleasure
of attending an inpromptu evening en-
tertainmend at the government school
at Grand Portage, and the readiness with
which the pupils went through with
their vocal music exercises is worthy of
commentator, and reflects credit upon
the government teacher, Mr.. Phillips.
Judicious, persistent efforts will accom-
plush wonders.
Our school library of 81 volumes Or
dered last fall has at last been received,
after over six months delay. It looks as
if some one had Numbered at the St.
Paul end of the line. The books have
been carefully selected, and comprise
works on science, literature, history and
fiction, which will be greatly appreciated
by our people. A public library should
be in every community, and with the
liberal aid furnished by the state no
school district can afford to be without
The following Was written last week but did
not reach US in time for last issue.
Charley Elm came down from Duluth
on Wednesday for visit to the rabbit
country.
) Oscar Peterson and two others arrived
on Thursday to look over some lano
north of the Bay.
Paul LaPlante, who recently injured
his foot while getting out pulp wood, is
able to be about again.
"Heath's Falls' on section IS, 63-4
having fall of over 100 feet, are vel
worth going miles to see.
N. J. Bray enjoyed pleasant visit te
BROWSE Castle" the past week, the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J., J. Hussey.
Frank Keogh Jr. arrived from St.
Paul on Sundays Dixon for a. visit te
to the Fuller & Fuller logging camps.
Commissioner jackson returned from
Duluth on Thursday and left on the
| next boat to attend to official duties al
the county seat. .s.j -
A. Ellingson began breaking with
horse power for Farmer Brunes on We'd
| nesday, the 9Th, the first breaking evel
done IN the settlemen with horses.
| Mrs. Dilley of Lake City is visiting
at BROWSE Castle" in the western part
| Of MHnv1ord -%opd &avproocoe bononIf =.