The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1900-02-24
HAPPENINGS.

HAPPENINGS.
& ChasfJ. johnson returned from a Du-
Iuth trip last W ednesday.
The schools closed Thursday on &C.
I count OF Washington's birthday.
Miss Ella Mayhem who has been ill
for some weeks past is again able to be
out. ~; {. rs s3& s56' vs.
Queen Victoria and Dom Paul didn't
exchange sentimental valentines this
year. l.. =
Chas Anaquet who has been in Duluth
for some time returned home last We'd
nesday. sMs -.s<, ~: LII
Those wishing extra copies of the tax
list can procure them this issue of the
HERALD. r| So Pr
Alfred Freburger OF Sugar Loaf was
in Town Friday. He came in to consult
the doctors.
: Knute Sagro who has been working
at Good Harbor Bay was in town few
days this week.
Jingibiss is very sick with some trouble
in his head. His wife is sick also with
an attack of the grip
Mrs. Chris Murphy, with her little sons,
Francis and Michael, has been visiting
Mrs. j. J. Husay at the castle.
Mail Carrier silas King says that he
has to drive over 8 miles of bare ground
between here and Pork Bay.
The Lake county forfeited and delin.
quent tax lists axe Published in the
r rade Journal this year for the first time.
Capt. F Thompson of the J. B. Suit
has laid up his steamer at Two Harbors
in order to make an early trip down the
shore.
Eddy lofty of Tote was IN town Fri
day attending to business matters. He
says that every body at Tote is hustling
this Winter.
The 28th of this month is the last day
on which personal property tax can be
paid without penalty, 10 per cent will
be added March LIST.
H. 81. Merrick, manager of the Fuller
90. which is operating at Big Bay, came
up last Monday to attend to some bus
mess matters at the court house.
II the testimony in the Clark bribery
case can be even half believed. running
for Office in Montana is about the most
expensive luxury citizen can indulge
in.
CLAUS Jacobson, SVEN Johausen and
Anton GraRde, three of che old settlers
at Hovland, passed through here last
Monday on their way home from Du-
luth. -. '''.
= Gov Roosevelt is out "agln" the rati-
fcation of the Nicaragua Canal treaty,
unless itsbe amended so as to allow the
us: to5elesa== tia canal to its enemies in
hae OF war. #5ss szI2:ssSs=: =
The patients OF ward No. 1 in R. P.
Paine's hospital are doing very we'll,
John Young's foot Is doing very we'll
and August Schultz has recovered en-
tirely from bis lung truble.
The annual town meetings will be
held in the different towns on the 18th
Of next month. We have heard of no
candidates for any Office. In Grand Ma
rails town the question of license will be
voted on.
The first livery team 20 drive from Du-
ruth here arrived "Wednesday evening,
it was from the East End stable in Du-
luth and was driven by Amos Hill, and
came through from Duluth in three
days.
Joseph L. Walsh and Joseph Walsh
of Flint, Mich, and Macron Dillon and
E. Goodell of Duluth we're a party from
Duluth Wednesday. They left Thurs
for an extended trip through the pine
district.
The Minnesota Editorial Association
had it's annual meeting in Minneapolis
on the 18th and 18th of this month. As
Mayor Gray is a newspaper man him
self and is we'll acquainted with most of
the members the meeting was especially
enjoyable.
Five Days From the Stump.
The demand for timber for piling has
been urgent at the head of the lakes and
in the Northwest quite generally for