The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-01-12
OPENINGS.

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The Grand Marais Social Club will en-.
tertaln next Saturday evening
John ". Babb was here during the
week transacting business matters.
Andrew Hedstrom, Of Maple Hill.
went to Duluth on the Bon Ami .rnas.
day. ..7.8s.
IL Mayhem went to Duluth on the
Bon Ami last Monday to attend to bus
iness matters.
VIM % 3, Dolan, who is carrying on ex-
+ tenslve logging operations on Gross
River was here Monday.
The judges Of the District Court
have appointed G. H. Carhart to the DO
sltion OF Clerk Of Court.
n. 9. Havig, who has been in Wiscon-
ain arrived on the Bon AMI Thursday.
He left Friday for bis home at Rowland.
Charles L. Rogue. who has been work
ing at the Johnson camp left the first OF
the week for the western part of the
county.
The government las made an appro-
prlatlon for survey at the mouth of
Split Rock river. It 10 expected that a
Good harbor can be had there.
Rev. A. Z. Moline, of West Superior,
died IN his pulpit while conducting serv-
: lees, but no other minister will regard
that as a warning against preaching.
Peter A. Black, the mail contrac tor,
has sold his contract and outfit to Jacob
dangartner jr., of Beaver Bay. Mr..
Hangartner is a progressive young man
who will no doubt run the business in a
satisfactory manner. .
Harris McIver, of Tofte, was in at
~ tendance at the commissioners meeting.
He was elected surveyor and has qualified
Those who are in position to know say
that he is especially well qualified for
the position.
Robert Stevenson, superintendent of
the Diamond Match factory at Ontanog-
an, Mich, arrived on the Bon Ami last
Monday. He has thirteen men with him
who have gone to the interior to pros
pect for timber.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrison enter
tanned about fifty of their friends last
Sunday. An elaborate dinner was
served and an enjoyable time was par
ticipated in. All who attended unite in
voting the occasion perfect success.
Small pox is prvelant among some
parts of the state. Two Harbors has
had few cases come in from some of
the lumber camps, steps have been tax
en- to prevent spread Of the disease. =.
The Bon Ami was the last boat to lay
up IL Duluth last year and the indica-
tons are that it will be the last this
season. She will not run below this,
I however, unless she has a load, but will
rua here as long as the ice permits.
From the present outlook that will be
some time yet as the harbor 10 still open.
Among the passengers who arrived
on the Bon Ami Monday was man who
wanted to get to Fort William. He had
obtained ticket from some Employ
ment agent in Duluth who told him that
it was only short distance from here to
Gun Flint where he could take the train.
He went over the trail to Grand Portage.
An appropriation of $4,000 for the
improvement of Burlington Bay has
been included in the items of the River
and Harbor bill to be presented to Con-
gress. This will be like finding it for
the company which owns the bay front
and who are somewhat cramped in the
other bay.
Charlotte Cariboo, che ten-year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Cariboo
died last Sunday. The funeral SERVICES
were held at the Catholic church at
o'clock on Tues day afternoon. The child
was bright little girl who is highly spok-
en- of among her associates. The sor-
rowing parents have the sympathy OF
the community in the soereavmentir.
The Annual Meeting.