The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-12-22
HAPPENINGS.
We wish You s Merry Christmas.

a. HAPPEN as.
We wish you 8 Merry Christmas. d
Joe Bushey who has been working at
Onion River has returned.
Marion Johnson is visiting friends, il
Duluth during the holiday season.
Mrs. Robert Berg has gone to Duluth
to attend to some business matters.
The Good Harbor Bay school will
hold it's exercises on Christmas day.
The ], O.. Suit; was here yesterday.
She is making trips along the shore. !.
The first meeting Of the Grand Marais
Social Club will be held next Thurs-
day evening: !. y: 81. a 5...as !
= Miss Carrie Scott came in from
Tote the first Of the week to spend
Christmas with her parents.
New York is having another visitation
OF tho six-day -bicycle-race fool. Az long
; az it pays he will exist. - =, .s... =. =
a The local school will give program
next Monday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
All sre invited to be present. -.
The head of the beet sugar trust got
married the other day. Now he'll find
out that he isn't the whole thing.
The harbor is perfectly clear of ice
and the sun shines as brightly as it u.s.
ually does in October. so far az oondi-
lions govern navigation might procede
! here for almost an indefinite period
Port Arthur Herald.
WE. Gallagher. of Duluth, who has
been working in the pine country north
here returned to Duluth to spend
Christmas.
All members of Ogema Tent No. SO
are requested to present themselves next
Saturday evening. Important business
is to be transacted.
Geo. Vodry, who has been fish
packer on the Dixon during the past
season, arrived on the Bon Ami ::;Thurs-
day and will remain during tho winter.
Capt. Ed. Smith arrived the first of
tho week and is engaged as foreman at
the johnson camp near Good Harbor.
Capt. Smith who was mate on tho Dix
on for some years is we'll known here.
We neglected to mention last week
the fact that J. =. Mayhem
had returned from Chicago. He reports
that "Little Joe'' passed the ;examina-
ton and is now full hedged naval ap-
prentice
The stage mail service is making it's
schedule time in spite of lack of snow
on the roads. Gold weather and a heavy
. fall Of snow would very much help mat
tiers all around, both with the stage and
the loggers.
Submarine boats for passengers are
now being talked Of They will hardly
become popular until new generation
has been educated up to tho idea OF
travelling under water. On top is good
enough to us. ~ f.
The twenty governors that attended
q the Washington centennial arc reported
z to have carried what the Gov. of N. q.
:, said to the Gov. Of s. @. around in a
phonograph for convenience and to save
wear and tear on their Threats.
The two schools on Maple Hill will
: hold a joint Christmas entertainment at
the new Town Hall, Monday evening,
December oath. Lunch will be served
from 5 to o'clock by the ladies. The
Il program will commense shortly after.
All are cordially invited.
r. A tax Commission consisting of mum:
Der OF county auditors Of the state has
been appointed. The work OF tho COM
mission will be to daft bill revising
the tax laws of the state The laws
have been revised so many times that
even the experts have hard time de-
termlning what the law really is in some
cases. Auditor Halden, of st. Louis
county, who ia recognized as authority
on tax matters is member of tho Com
mission.
Lower Wages.