The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-09-15
HAPPENINGS.

HAPPENINGS.
Carl A. Hokanson,of Lutsen. vas here
Monday.
Gust Olson is attending TO business
matters IN Duluth. q.
Mrs. Andrew Clausen is visiting
friends in town. s.45.
Miss Rose Murphy left Thursday for
her, home in west Duluth.
N. Probeck left for Gunhint Thursday,
going by way OF port Arthur.
Kirby Jones left during the week for a
visit with friends in Duluth. %
Mrs. james Johnson, of Fort William,
was here the first Of the week.
Olof N. Fredrickson left on the Dixon
Tuesday for trip to Duluth. 4.
Sheriff Emil Nelson, Of Two Harbors,
was here the first of the week.
Miss Maude Miller left on the Dixon
Tuesday for her home in Duluth.
Andrew and Eddie 'Tofte and Mr..
Asher, CT Tote, are visiting friends here.
Hans Engelson, Of Tote, was among
those who made us an enforced visit
last Monday: " .%ss
Mr.. and Mrs. John R. McGifert re-
turned to their home in Duluth by the
Dixon Thursday. It~s=
George Fl. Mayhem returned from Gun
Flint Thursday. He found some water
along the route. *
G.. F. Dearman, who has been working
at Big Bay, came up Wednesday to con-
suit the Doctor. = ~-> =;
- Alex Glenn, of Duluth, who has been
working IN the pine country, returned to
Duluth Wednesday. @ -
Guy Titus left on the Dixon Tuesday
for Duluth. Guy will enter the High
school there which opens next Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Sorbee, of Duluth, was
here last Monday. Miss Sorbee expects
to make her home at Lutsen for some
time.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John @. Erickson was dangerously sick
Wednesday, but is improving
I'D. Goodell and M. Dillon returned
to Duluth last Tuesday, having CON-
pieted there work here.
A. J. and D. A. Mcdonald returned
from Duluth last Sunday and resumed
their work north OF here.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Anaquet died last Thursday. The be-
reaved parents have the sympathy of
the community.
The Bon Ami did not return from
Michigan today, she is expected tomor-
row forenoon. A large cargo of freight
from Lake Linden caused tn delay.
E. W. Wakelin left on the Bon Ami
Wednesday. His brother is dangerously
sick at the Wakelin farm, between Du-
iuth and Two Harbors..t 8. >sfz5s@"..ss ....~.-
The Bon. Ami was over twelve hours
late on her up trip Wednesday. A
severe storm being predicted she laid up
at Houghton. III" :.
y C. A. A. Nelson and children, Miss Ida
and Master Carl. of Lutsen. were among
those who made us an enforced visit last
Monday. They were returning from
weeks trip to the state fair.
The weather was SO rough on the lake
last Sunday that a number of passengers
tor points between here and Duluth
could not land. Anumber got off here
and others made the round trip.
~ Col. VIM. Colvill and George II. Dur
fee left on the DIXON Tuesday to attend
to business matters in Duluth. The
Colonel will visit his Red Wing farm be.
fore returning. ..
VIM. w. Gallagher and Alex Fraser,
? two of the best known land men in Du-
luth, arrived last Monday and left for
the interior at once, they were accom-
panied by D. Cameron and G.. Thomas,
of Duluth.
The Richardson party, consisting of
Frank Richardson, A. NJ. McPhee, Axel
Berglund,J. Cameron and J. Il. CLARK, left
for Goosberry river where Mr.. Richard
son will probably have charge, of the
work constructing railroads and camps
for the Nester Estate. y.
Among the instruments filed with the
Register of Deeds during the past week
was deed conveying the Arrin, Scott
Il Finger pine, on what Is known as the
Mann tract,t to the Pigeon River Lumber
Co. The lands lie in the northeastern
part OF the county and the consideration
was $4,000. zz