The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-04-27
LOCAL PICK-LJPS.

LOCAL. PICk-l JPS.
r. 2. Paine returned from Duluth on
the Bradshaw Thursday.
Robert Berg went to Duluth on the
Bradshaw Wednesday.
81 John Wodahl.of Duluth, 10 visiting his
eon at Filling Olson's on Maple Hill.
e. W. Wakelin arrived on the Brad
shaw last Monday for q few days visit.
August J johnson is erecting q more
commod1ous house on his farm on Maple
Hill. ..s
Charles Anderson returned from Du-
luth on the Bradshaw last Monday
night. .
Auditor and Mrs. Murphy went to
Duluth on the Bradshaw last Wednss.
day for q weeks stay. .
Miss Nellie Murphy arrived on the
Bradshaw last Monday for few weeks
visit with relatives here. xS sass:
Olof Berglund, Of Maple Hill, has pur-
chased team and outfit of Chas. J.
johnson to be used on his farm.
Andrew Swanson, Of Maple Hill, was
In Duluth during the week. He re-
turned on the Bradshaw Thursday.
Peter Gagnon and family. OF Grand
Portage, were passengers on the Brad
shaw for Duluth last Wednesday.
The Booth boat "Barker" was here
Thursday and will probably make regu-
lar trips until the Argo is brought up. :
Frank Smith and family left on the
Brad shaw last Wednesday, they expect
to locate permanently at Eau Claire,
Wis. Il M
Andrew Larson returned on Tuesday
from Duluth, he brought with him a
supply of lumber for finishing up his
hotel. e && "~
Andrew Christianson returned from
Duluth on the Bradshaw Monday, he
left for Big Bay by row boat the next
day. H.. ....
The steamer j. G.. SUIT was in the
harbor Wednesday. She went down the
lake from here, passing on the way up
Thursday morning. ~.
Axel Berglundwho has been visiting his
parents on Maple Hill for some time, re-
turned TO his work at Gooseberry river
last Wednesday.
The Nester Lumber company's tug,
Cotton, was here yesterday. Some OF
the firm were aboard having come down
to inspect some logs near here. e
The Bradshaw on her down trip last
Monday had big load OF passengers
and freight for the south shore. In con.
sequence she was little late on her way
back.
Next Mondays trip is the last one for
the stage line this season. The service
has been entirely satisfactory during the
past winter, tins is especially so since
the contract changed hands. y~ s. Ill.,
Gunder johnson, representing j. II,
Nordby, OF Two Harbors, has been here
during the week with stock of shoes
He has been at the North Shore hotel
and reports considerable business. Guy
Titus has been assisting him.
Messrs Teeters and Dahm were in
from Gunfint yesterday. They bought
q horse from @. J. Johnson and returned
with it to Gunhint yesterday. They re-
port that the North American Iron Co.
is pushing the work there with all pos.
sible dispatch.
The tug Crosby, of Duluth, was here
last Tuesday having as passenger G.
Butler, OF the Butler-Ryan Co., who will
have charge Of the finishing of the break.
water, contract here. The work will start
about May 1st and large crew Of men
will be put on.
81. Mayhem is building street railway
system from the dock TO the store. II
will be in operation within a few days
is to be used chiefly in taking freight
to the store, but Col. Paine is trying to
close deal for it's use in taking his
guests back and forth.
In our summary oflegislation affecting
this county last week we were mistaken
10 regard to the county treasurer's clerk
hire bill. We took the report OF that
bill from one Of the St. Paul papers
which read Tin counties Of $4,000 inhab.
itants and less, when it should have said
more. .~I.....g. L:
e. e. and r. B. Lewis have formed 8
company in Duluth to work their vast
deposits Of cerundum in Lake county
Hon. Chas. A. Towns is president Of the
company and a large number of Duluth
people are said to be interested. The
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