The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-07-20
Local. PICK UPS.

Local. PICK UPS.
Don't forget to come and vote at the
school election,
Col 2. 3. spileman went to Duluth
on the Argo Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Earhart, Of Duluth, is
visiting Mrs. q. D. Jones.
DR.. q. D. Jones was in Duluth on
. business trip during the week.
Treasurer Johnson went to Duluth on
the Argo Thursday on business trip.
Miss Minnie Smith, Of Manistee.
Mich, visited friends here during the
week. 81
Owing to the heat and flies during the
past week teaming has been done after
dark. /
Mrs. Gust Olson, Of Maple Hill went
to Duluth on the Argo Thursday after
noon.
Miss Rose Murphy left on the Argo
Thursday for trip to Duluth and the
Twin Cities.
DR.. H. G. Spengler, the Duluth dent
list, has been here during the week a
guest at the MAYHEM hotel.
Last Sunday was the hottest day on
record IN Duluth, the Thermometer av
eraglng 80 degrees for "a hours.
Miss Lizzie Howenstine, Of Duluth,
and Miss Daisy McLaren, of Fort Will
liam, Out, are visiting friends IN town.
Miss Laura McKindless is visiting MI.
and Mrs J. J. Hussey at the Castle.
Miss McKindless. is q cousin OF Mr..
Hussey. .,~
Assessor Louis E. NJ. Plante of the
nnorgani zed terrltority brought. his
books to the County Auditor the first of
the week. ~ 1e7 ..
Alex Lyle, representing the firm of
Christie & Collier,o of Duluth, spent few
days in town this week transacting bus
mess. e ~ 49,
Mrs. A. B. McGonagie and Mrs. D. J..
Titcomb. who have been visiting Mrs. II.
D. Jones returned to their homes in Du-
luth on Thursday.
Both the hotels have been filled dur
the week. While the weather has been
warm here, the difference between other
points and here is remarkable. F. : -
Sam Zimmerman has returned from q
pleasure trip to the head Of the lake.
Frank LaSage returned from Daluth
on the Argo Wednesday night.
DR.. and Mrs. W. W. Routh and son,
Master James, and Mr.. and Mrs. @. 81.
Bradley, of Duluth, arrived on the Argo
Sunday. They are camping on Kimball
Creek. -
A number of the young people are in
debted to Capt. Jas. Cole, of the tug
Crosby, for a ride Thursday evening.
Quite a number were invited and the
trip was thoroughly enjoyed.
The County Board Of equalization has
been in session during the week. The
!. board found it necessary to make some
changes in order to make the valuation
OF the same class in the different towns
equal.
The carpenter shop owned by 81.
Mayhem was burned last Sunday, the
origin of the fire is unknown. The loss
was considerable as Mr.. Mayhem had
quite large number Of tools there.
The building was used to store different
articles in aud there was nothing saved.
Earl Miller went to Duluth on the
Argo Thursday for visit with relatives,
The body OF Jacob Longbody who was
drowned ia Pigeoa river last winter was
found the first Of the week among the
logs near the mouth of the river. The
body of the man who was drowned at
the same time was found Wednesday
Adatagi and Nijoda went to Grand Port.
age Wednesday to attend their brothers
funeral. '
Among the guests at the Mayhem
hotel during the past week we note, J
Z. Culbertson, Jas. Lusk, P.J. Norwich
George Bowen, B. J. Culbertson, Fl
and W. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nc.
Bean, Mrs. Henry Taylor and Miss
Francis Nesbett. Of Duluoh, A. E. Gil
bert, OF Ashland, Peter Prom ovost ane
Samuel Mcclellan, of Two Harbors, L
B. Hanna, OF Fargo, N. Oak. and e. T
Porter, Of Bismark, N. Oak.
Richard Williams Arrested.
Richard Williams, who is we'll knowr
on this shore. having been several seas
ons with the Booth Line and two seas