The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-09-08
HAPPENINGS.

Kirby Jones returned on the Bon Ami
Monday from Minneapolis. ==. s
Miss Hilda Benson left Thursday on
the Dixon for Duluth trip
T. B. Lewis and f.. D. Tindolph, OF
Duluth, were here during the week.
Thomas Grogan and Thomas Sweeney,
OF Duluth, were here during the week.
ISL School opened in District No. last
Tuesday. A good attendance is reported.
John Nelson, of Duluth, visited with
a. j johnson and family during the
week.
Judge George 81. Durfee returned
Thursday from a business trip to Du-
luth. 1.-.4. II g. a. -" up
~ z. D. Goodell and M. Dillon, of Du-
luth, are working in the pine north Of
here. &&~@ Z .. -
MIR. and Mrs. John R. McGiffert, of Du-
luth, are visiting with DR.. Jones and
family. .., ... IN. La. !. =. 49,.
Mrs. Filling Olson, Of Maple Hill, re-
turned on the Bon Ami Monday from
Duluth. .~- e - - .--.
Ia W. 8. French, the we'll known Great
. Northern tie. inspector, was here the
first of the week. l.
Z Col. VIM. Colvill returned home DUR
ing the week from business trip to St.
Paul and Red Wing i
Mrs. John Meier and children, of Du-
luth, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Filing
Olson on Maple hill. ..- g..
Thomas Cochrane and his daughters,
the Misses Lousie and Emily, of st.
Paul, we're here during the week.
Miss Maude Miller, of Duluth, came
down last Wednesday on the Dixon to
make arrangements for the winter.
Owing to the absence of our Hovland
correspondent who is at the state fair,
we have no items from there this week.
Mrs. Christine Johnson, Of Proctor
knott, who has been wishing relatives
on the west side returned home Wed
nesday. -
The Leland and consorts left last
Tuesday evening for lower lake ports. It
took about fifteen days to load the
boats. -,
Major Clinton B. Sears. who has
charge of the harbor work on Lake Su-
perior, was here Thursday looking over
the breakwater work here.
VIM. E. Culkin, register of the Du-
luth land Office, was here last week. He
expressed himself as much pleased with
Grand Marais and predicts a bright
future for it.
Ths tug Bowling and crew left We'd
.nesday morning for Tote where it was
planned to load with pi1ing. The crane
which is used in that work broke while
loading and several Of the mon had very
harrow escapes.
Louis M. Tyron, who has been en-
gineer on the Greyling which is being
used in the breakwater work, has re-
signed ard gone to Duluth. His place
was filed by he second engineer of the
Tom bowling.
Some of the Chippewa City people be-
came involved in discussion during
the week which resulted in a black eye
or two and much i'll feeling. No war
3 rants have bten issued as yet.
Miss. Ida Densmore who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. M. White, re-
turned to her home in West Superior
the first Of The week. Mrs. White and
children accompanied her, for visit.
n John Butler, of st. Paul, one of the
firm Of Butler & Ryan arrived during
the week apd will remain for some time
Mr.. Butler came direct from Georgia
where be has had charge Of the quarry
where the marble for the State Capital
building was taken out.
- DR.. Jones left on the Bon Ami Thurs
day night for Hancock, Mich. From
there he expected to take boat for De-
troit where he meets Mrs. Jones. Be-
fore their return they will visit with
their SOB: Elihu, at Washington, ID. G.
Capt. ". H. Singer was on the Bon
Ami on the Thursday trip. The, Captain
is pleased with the seasons business
and will be on the run next season with
out fail. He expects to put up o first
class hotel on Isle Royal at Washington
harbor, before next years business opens
up. Z. rs. Il =: Ill.,. =.
Capt. T. F. Maginnis and his brother,
John Maginnis. visited Auditor Murphy
b and family the first of the week. Capt.
) Maglnpis has been stationed in Porto
Rico for some mouths and holds his
commission IN the native regiment which
he organized. The Captain is on a
sixty days furlough and is enjoying a
much needed rest having been actively