The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-08-25
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Col UolvilI went Is Duluth Oh the
Dixon last Tnesday.
George Zimmerman is visiting friends|
in Duluth this wsek, SIS
David Carriboo made q. business trip
to Duluth this week
81. Mayhem made business trip to
Duluth during the week.
Peter Olson returned this week from
4 q visit with friends il Duluth.
Hans Larson returned Thursday on.
the Bon Ami from . Duluth trip.
5s Herman HENDERSON is in Duluth at
tending to some business matters.
Sam Rindel returned this week from d
business trip to the head Of the lakes.
D. J. McKinzze and NJ. D, Mcintyre,
OF Duluth, were here during the week.
Nj. and Mrs. Murphy are expected
home tomorrow night from the editorial
excursion. @
@ In refusing to get exnted over politics
in hot weather the people are showing
their good sense. .s
DR.. Jones returned the first Of the
week and is registered at the Waldorf
as being Of N,fte. 81
The lighthouse tender Marigold called
in here on Thursday to leave supplies
} and inspect the Light. I. 5s, NJ
The Bon Ami was loaded to the rail
on the Thursday trip. She had four
car loads for Lake Linden, Mich, and
has not returned yet II 81.
An outfit consisting Of two barges, q
scow and tug have been here during
I the week, they are loading pulp wood
from the Sahlberg camp. lss.5ss. +
Benjamin and james Scott left last
/ Tuesday on the Dixon for trip to Du-
luth. This is the first trip that the boys
have ever made to the 'front.' II >5s F: !.
There will be meeting Of the Board
OF County Commissioners next Tuesday.
Among other things the question of
building Jail will be settled. % Ell
The anxiety Of the Chinese govern
ment TO get the foreign ministers out OF
Pekin shows recognition Of responsibility
for their safety as long as they remain
there. 4 > IL. & ssss 49,. I'LL, .i&
& Clerk Parker, OF the Bon Ami, was in
charge Thursday for the first time since
bis severe attack OF typhoid fever. His
friends were much pleased to see him
looking so we'll. s.. .I, ~ S...... 81. L
The Grand Marais school board has
elected Miss Maude Miller as teacher Of
the Good Harbor Hill school. j. L.
Lundin has the contract for the build
4 ing which he will erect at once. =
Charles Goodrich and w T. Eaton of
Duluth, who have been at Tobens Ear
Dor on Isle Royale for their vacation,
stopped off here the irst Of the week to
get some Ash to take home with them. !
England has q scandal connected with
the feeding Of its soldiers in South
Africa. Through Encouragement, it
is charged, that food was allowed to rot
at transportation bases while soldiers in
the field had to 20 half fed. RE-. g., ~,
Commissio ner Engelson is expected to
bring box of cigars to the com mis-
sioners meeting next Tuesday, it being
felt by his friends here that the interests
Of the new daughter that arrived at his
house the first Of the week demand it.
G. B. Seymour, Of Duluth, has been
here during the greater part Of the week.
He is in charge Of the pulp-wood outfit
and has been busy kicking about the
weather most Of the time, accidentally he
has been giving lessons in "cake.walk-
inR". i. rs IS .. -. :, q
Road Overseer Droaillard swore to q
complaint before Justice Durfee last
Tuesday, charging Dominick Peterson
with refusing to work his poll tax after
being served with q notice to do so. A.
warrant was placed in the hands OF Con-
stable LaSage who appeared in court
with Peterson who refused TO plead !.
Upon motion of the state the case was
continued to Monday. tho 9th, at 2
O'Clock p. a. 5ss.
. LATER: Aswe 60 to press We learn
that Peterson has appeare dand pleaded
guilty He was fined $500 and costs
which he paid. 81
a Pampered Cow. . .5 I'LL ia y
On their recent visit to the ancestral
home Of the czarina at Hesse Dram
sfadt, there was attached to the impe-
rial train, the luxuriousness and COM
pleteness Of which have never been sur
passed, q. coach occupied solely by a
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