The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-06-02
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pr. II. D. Jene1 q attending TO busi-
ne nat ter Il Duluth.
5 ID. Lager 81 Two aarbors ~ hsss
Monday, visiting friends.
M, and Mn. frank Kadonos ars
visiting friends u Duluth.
Andrew Hedstrom left yesterday
morning for = business trip to Duluth.
I'd stsreing and !. d. oukins we're
anone the transients during the week.
Walter d Derby and Nelson West 81
Pigeon River vas i ere the ART s. the
week.
Thos. Wood and Ihos Ramsay were
il from the woods on Monday For sup
plies
Chris johnson won't to Duluth on the
Bon Ami Wednesday Tor ! couple of
weakss stay
The tug Mystic Of Duluth, with 5
scow, came il for shsl Tier during the blow.
last Monday. s55.is1
Isaac Fonger came ia from Gun Flint
Thursday. Mr.. Fonger has bean living
on his claim for sevsn years. IS
w. 7. Sims and ]. ]. Stone Of Duluth
were here q couple of days this week.
Mr.. Sims represents The Swift Packing
Co.
Sam Hows, who spent the winter ia
Detroit, Mich, arrived hare yesterday,
Is went ont Is hls Homestead on :
bicycls. 5.s
Raw. J. g. Aschlm, who has been
holding services at different points along
the shore, left Tor Duluth from here.
yesterday s.: s.
Major @. B. Sears was here last Mon
day Inspecting the harbor and break
water, he left for lower lake points on
the Bon Ami.
The Belle Gross, which ID engaged ii
hauling ties from the Sahlberg camp,
was IN the harbor yesterday. she came
in Tor shelter.
d Nr. and Mrs. Louis Engelson and
their little son, OF Tofte, arrived on the
Bon Ami Thursday for . visit with Mrs.
Engelson's parents.
Census Enumerator g. a. Is. Nelson
4 was hero the first of the week, making
some arrangements incidental to his
I work, which beean June Let.
Ed. 9. Glow was the customs officer on
/ the Dixon this week, Ed. has ! host Of
friends among tho patrons Of the Dixon
who are always glad to see him
Alex McFarlane, brother of the late
John a. McFarlanS Of Rowland, arrived.
from Cleveland ednesday He. will
take Immediate steps to sattls up tho
Ms Sarah Bsattt Who !, has been
teaching the East Side Maple Hill school,
J left for her home at Carlton yesterday
morning, No hare not learned whether
abe will return or not.
The rain yesterday was welcomed BY
every one ia the county. not only 10 the
danger Of forest fires greatly lessened
but the crops which were in sad need Of
{ moisture will begin TO grow.
Col. Paine returned on the Dixon
yesterday from 8 trip to the old home
stsad. The Colonel 10 much improved
from tho trip, the only misfortune he
had was to get . ravenous appetite.
Georgs Thompson and Sofia Olson 81
Tote wore married ia Duluth Some few.
days ago. Mr.. Oisoae i the widow Of
the late Pitt Olson, who was killed BY
: trap gum some years ago. The happy
couple will continue TO reside SC Tofte
where the groom 4 employ ed. 81
Collect NJ Willcutts, Postmaster
=. II Fisher. Senator Hawkins and M.
Bunnel Editor Of tho Duluth News
Tribune, fished at the Devils Track last
Monday. they had . very good catch.
The party went 70 Rowland On the Bon
Ami Monday 70 HAYS : trys st tho Flute
Reed.
Mis- Aaude Miller and brother
Charley left for their home in Duluth
~ the Dixon last Tuesday. We under
stand that Miss Miller may not accept
the position on Maple Hin next ysar,
this is very much regretted b the pat
5ss rons e the school, Who hope she will
y return. s5s5S5
=. g. odsrberR u Trouble.
Last Monday Mrs =. e. soderb.rg
became 60 frigh tensd Isl Ehsr husband'a
actions that she made complaint bsfore
Justioe johnson of Maple Hill that Nj.
Soderberg had thrsstsned her, and that
B che was afraid of him. Tho Judge imed-
iately Issued y warrant which he placed
in the hands of shsriif Gulbransen.
The tIial ~ opened g tho Judges