The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-08-18
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HAPPENINGS.
J. :. Powell q Pork Bay Va. here
Thursday.
Judge Durfes returned from Duluth
last Sunday.
Geo. Wilson, Of Chicago, was here
during the week. s5s555
g. 3. Marley, Of Duluth, took in the
rainy weather this week ct this place
Hans Engelson, Mayor Of Tote, was
transacting business ct the county seat
last Monday. 5s
Jos. McLeon and John McMillen Of
Split Rock were here during the week,
looking up u tie contract. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Wade were here
during the week. Mr.. Wade was look
ing up some land matters.
Col VIM. Cloyill returned on the
Dixon Wednesday after several weeks
business trip to his farm at Red Wing.
Mrs. w. w Blackshaw, who has been
working at the court house for two
weeks, left last Tuesday morning for
Duluth.
Mrs. Mary a. Rowles Of St Paul and
Miss Helen 3. Maginnis Of Duluth we're
visiting with Auditor Murphy family
the first Of the week.
DR.. w. w. Routh, James Routh and
VIM. Jones left for Duluth on the Dixon
yesterday. As q result we are having
the finest kind Of weather. I.
VIM. r. Mayer, Of Carlton, and j. T.
Symlngton, Of Duluth, who have been
engaged in looking up swamp lands in
this county, left for Duluth Friday
DR.. and Mrs. 81. d. Jones left for Du-
luth on the Dixon last Tuesday, Mrs.
Jones expected to leave there this week
for a visit with relatives in Kala mazoo,
Mich. b. .ss hit a*:s.= ST.. n
The funeral Of Peter Memaskawash
was hold at the Catholic church last
Monday. The large number present
testified to the esteem in which the de-
ceased was held. sss .:.. WY. .;z,.
Walter Butler, Of the firm Of Butler &
Ryan, Of st. Paul was here during the
week, looking over the work being done
BY the firm here. He left this morning
on the Bon Ann for Duluth.
Judge and Mrs. d. 81. Hoyt, Mrs. T..
s. Lammers and daug htec, Miss. e. Burn
ham Of Duluth and Miss r. Quavah of
Norway are here, the Judge is examining
records in the Auditors Office.
Publisher Murphy Of The HERALD
left last Tuesday to join the Editorial
Association Excursion. Mrs. Murphy,
who was to be assisted by Miss Nellie
Murphy, has him in charge and his safe
return is anticipated. ,-#, .s's
The Hoyland items which were sent
last week by our correspondent went to-
Duluth and back. AS they did not get
here until after the paper was printed
they were Of coarse too late. W 8 publish
them, however, this week.
j. W. Vars, OF ST. Paul, and T. b.
Martin, OF Duluth, were here part of the
week on their annual outing. Mr.. Vars
is chief deputy Internal Revenue Col
lector Of this state and Mr.. Martin is
the deputy for the Duluth district.
Mr.. and Swamper Carr1boo returned
on the Bon Ami Monday from an ex-
tended visit with frien DIS in Duluth,
Cloquet and Ashland. Miss Maggie
DeMerse, Of Cloquet returned with them
and will roman during the balance Of
the summer. S3 W,
a party that had been camping on
Isle Royale stopped over trip Of the
Dixon at this place during the week.
The party consisted Of w. a. Riddle
and wife and Jas Wauless Of Duluth,
Nv. Fleming and wife, Geo. F. Hank
inson and wife and J. i. Haukinson Of
Chicago. They left for their homes on
the Dixon Friday morning. 1, q
O. p. Erickson brought up bunch of
winter rye this week which he had grown
on his farm east of here. The straw was
about 5 feet long and the. heads were.
large and the grain especially plump
and well developed. VIM. Jones, who
Is manager Of the Western Union tele-
graph Office on tho Board Of Trade, took
the grain with him to Duluth.
The S. J. Thomas Lumber Co. is hav-
ing q hare time Ut it. After getting
things in shape SO that the Receiver
could be discharged the mill burnt. The
fire occurred during the latter part Of
last week and the mill and contents were
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