The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-05-26
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from q political trip to Dulutn and st
4 Paul 81 sSs
Martin Havie and ~ s. Clrlson were
On Tho Dixon rhursslay e. route to their
homes il Hoyland.
John Wads, ot Duluth, who has been
here Tor some time, LETT on the Dixon
i this morning tor hls home.
John Young. Who has been ID this
! community since last tall, loft on the
Dixon Tuesday Tor other points.
Miss Gsrda Benson. Who i living st
Tofts, visited with hsr mother two days
Of the week, returning to Tofts Tuesday.
J. N. Norton, Of Duluth, who has
been cruising north of town Tor some
time, returned to Duluth this morning
The two schools on Maple Hill had
their closing exercises this afternoon,
/ We regret not being able to print the
program.
Geo. Broadwell brought ! driving
mare from sahlbsrgis camp Oh Monday
and shipped it TO Duluth BY tho Dixon
Tuesday. III 5y.s
s Miss Kate Spalth, milliner from Two
Harbors came down on tho Dixon last
Sunday with . stock Of goods which
were for sale. ..Ss
The Bon Ami damaged her rudder last
Sunday add had to go into dry dock in
Duluth Oh Tuesday, which caused her to
miss one tr1p. 5s55s5
A young lady arrived ct the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. a. }. Scott last Sunday.
Tho sJudge" says that for q week old
baby Miss Bessie Is wonderful child
& Chef Clerk Rodman Of the Indian
Agents Office was aboard the Dixon on
her last trip this week, be had supplies
for the Indians here and ct Grand Port
age. ~ IL. 4s. l3ss
A. i. Warner Of Duluth was in town
!. the first Of the week. Mr.. Warner is
engaged in erecting : saw mill at Little
Marais which 10 expects to have in runn-
ing order soon. Il 81
Charlie Anaquit, Frank Kadolce, and
Geo. McLaren came down from Grand
Marais by private conveyance on Tues
day and left the next morning for 4
eeveral days trip to the north.
On account Of = fight on freight rates
OF the south shore The bosts there are
not doing % we'll as::in former seasons !.
/ This will probably result ia the Bon
Voyage being put on tho north shore
soon. 70 a /. III. 2s.
The ladies 81 tho Maple Hill Sewing
Society held an auction ct tho West
Side School last Saturday evening.
There wns : good nj sndancs Of those
living On the Hill and very pleasant
I time = reported by these attending.
The ladies aettsd about $40 By the sale.
The q. Isl. Fish Commission Is work
ing At the bead OF lake Superior this
spring, on each trip Of the Bon Voyage
and Hunter on tho south shore and the
Dixon and Bon Ami on the north shore
there are about 80. OOG lake trout fry,
which are distributed by the men in
charge, at different points along the
lake shore. Its thought that this will
increase the fish in the lake TO their old
tims numbers. s #s 3..t5
]. X. Mortimer, the cheif OF police Of
. Townsville was severely hurt on tho
Dixon last week and 10 ID Z hospital in
Duluth. Tho accident occurred while he
( was getting aboard 1T Two Ilarbors, at
/ FIRST il was supposed that hs had broken
q leg but it was found that there was no
fracture, but s very severe bruise.
Casey GREATEST trouble, however, i his
worry % to what will become OF the
town while he is gone. ss5s3.
We notice by an advertisement in a
program Of an entertainment recently
s given by the Ladies' Of the Maccabses
Il in Duluth that "a wife ID wanted by a
gentleman ia Grand Marais," and the
ladies' are instructed to "Ipquirs Of the
record keeper. This did not mean
that the record Keeper Of the Grand
Marais tent wants wife, ws give this
explanation to relieve Mr.. Murphy OF
the numerous pplications which 10 nat
ursl to suppose he i reoeiyinR.
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q Two Deaths. .s.s
Death laid its heavy hand upon two 81
/. our people during the past ten days,
The frst to occur was that OF Lewis b
y Montferrand Who died last Wednesday
evening y Grand Portage, whore he has
Z lived for tho last twenty years. Mr.
Montferrand had reached the advanced
4 ago of S. and Was il good health until
shortly before his; death. sxcept that he
Il has been unable to move around during
IS tllA mast 10 years d rlFin0 which time his