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

g. A. Hokanson OF Lutsen was here
this week. j. ..ss..s u. I. 81.
I Judge Geo 81. Durfee has been quite
sick this week. ). S.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Memaskawash are
visiting friends here.
Bernt Jacobson Of Big Bay was q
visitor during the week.
A. S. Carlson Of Rowland accompanied
delegate Heath on Wednesday.
John and Martin jacobson Of Howl and
came up in . sail boat yesterday. ~
Hans Larson has completed his plant
Is Ing and is in from his farm north of here
Bertha Anderson of Maple Hill left on
the Dixon yesterday for weeks visit
at Tote. IT., -.
Anton Sadvlk' came in from his farm
to attend to business matters here dur
ing the week. 1@ s. = p.
Chas J. Wright and his two small sons
of Fergus Falls stopped here few days
during the week. ,..- .-:-
Chief Makasow of Grand Portage was
here Wednesday, returning with the
agent, on the Dixon.
There will be gain of ball Sunday
afternoon between the Chippewa City
and Grand Marais nine.
Andrew Hedstrom returned on the
Bon Ami Thursday from somewhat
extended visit to Duluth.
John Drouillard and Swamper Car
riboo accompanied the Indian agent to
Grand Portage Wednesday night.
James W. Norton, one of tho well
known pine men of Duluth, was trans
acting business here during the week.
Frank Horgan, Peter Graft and P. NJ
Graf we're among the passengers on the
Bon Ami today on their way from How
land to Duluth.
Indian Agent Campbell was on the
Dixon on her mid-week trip, he had
supplies for the Indians here and at
Grand Portake.
Among the passengers on the Bon
Ami Thursday we're P. NJ. Graft and a
special agent of the land department,
they we're en- route for Chicago Bay.
Andrew Backlund left this morning
on the Bon Ami for Duluth, he expects
to leave there next week for a visit with
relatives at his old home in Sweden; TAX
ing in the Paris Exposition en- route.
e Mr.. Cavanaugh, who is operating one
of the Naugle Holcomb Go. camps, To-
= Gated near Lutsen, came in on the Bon
Ami Thursday evening to get medical
assistance for Mrs. Cavanaugh, who is
very ILL., '..~ -,
Paul LaPlante and family moved up
this week from Big Bay where they have
been located during the winter. Paul
has been getting out pulp wood for the
Fuller Co., and is very well satisfied with
his winters work.
:. Capt W. II. Singer of the White Line
was aboard the Bon Ami last Wednes-
day, having met the boat at Houghton.
The captain expressed himself as pleased
with the business which his boat has
been doing, and expressed himself very
clearly that the boat is here to stay.
The Republican county convention to
select delegates to the state convention
was held at the Post Office building
Thursday evening. Chas. J. Johnson
z. W. Mayhem, Victor 81. Heath, E. w
Wakelin and G. e.. Carhart were selected
as delegates, they will leave for St. Paul
on the Dixon next Monday night.
J. 81. Darling, the engineer IN charge
of the harbor work at the head of the
lakes, was here the first of the week tc
locate the new pier which will be put ir
during August. Mr.. Darling says that
the cribs are being built in Duluth anc
will be towed here, that the work viii
be rushed when it begins. He consider
that very vital mistake was made ir
locating the old pier, it should have rur
out into the lake more. He was accom-
panied by one of his assistants, M, W
Lewis.
Bruins Lonely Voyage at Sea.