The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-05-04
LOCAL PICK UPS.

LOCAL PICK-l UPS.
The Hunter got a full load Of fish on.
her way up yesterday.
Claus Hanson, Of Terrace Hill, was in
Duluth during the week.
e. Bergstine, the Two Harbors' ped
dler.was here during the week.
Dr.fT. w. Mayhem returned from Du-
luth on the Bradshaw Thursday.
Auditor Murphy returned from Du-
luth on the Bradshaw Thursday.
Sectional maps Of Cook county for
sale at the County Auditors Office.
Rev. An drew Peterson returned from
q visit in Duluth the first part Of the
week.
Isaac Hauser, Of Grand Por tage, passed
through here yesterday enroute to Du-
luth.
John Morrison and family left the
first OF the week for a pleasure trip to
Duluth.
The County Commissioners will hold
meeting next Friday to transact regu-
lar business. =
Isaac Fonger and Frank Laufenberg
were here Thursday enroute to their
Gun Flint farms.
Frank Clements, Of Duluth, arrived on
the Hunter Thursday and is in the pine
country north of here.
The Bradshaw went to Port Arthur
for the first time last Monday, hereafter
she will make bi-weekly trips there.
:: g Mrs. G. 81. Carhart and Miss. Maude
Miller left on the Hunter yesterday for a
few days visit with friends in Duluth.
AL. and D. A.. Mcdonald are here
and will leave for the pine country in
the northern part of the county within
a few days.
James a. Tucker arrived on Thursday
for few days visit. He is amusing
himself by working among the records
at the court house. ~,
The versatile ''Tommy" Clark is on
the Booth line as Customs officer again
this year so that 'ssmear"will no doubt
be popular during the season.
Joe Bushy left on the Bradshaw We'd
= nesday for the head of the lakes. He
expects to locate permanently IN Two
Harbors. !. $3.50. -, =
Commissioner Olson returned last
Monday from Duluth bringing with him
large part of the jail material. He re-
ports that the cost of the building will
be much less than expected.
John G.. Ralston who is connected
with the North American Iron Co., of
Chicago, was here yesterday, he is on his
way to Gun Flint where the company is
working. ,. .~ 3. -
Andrew Larson has had crowded
y house during the past week, being I'M
able to accommodate some. This speaks
we'll for his Judgment in adding the
large number of rooms to the hotel. ~
Mrs. Robert Berg and family left on
the Bradshaw this morning for West
Superior. r. P. Paine will start in at
once to put the house in condition for
business and Will keep 1t closed for few
days. :,
The Butler-Ryan Co. has started work
on their breakwater contract with a
small crew. It is expected that the COM
pany will put on larger crew within a
short time and that all the men who live
here will be given the first chance.
WV Sanford, Duluth attorney was
here the first of the week, he has gone
into the abstract business on large
scale and while here closed deal with
the Register of Deeds for an abstract of
the records here.
Henry Bu1well who has been editor of
the Two Harbors Iron Trade Journal for
some time has severed his connection
with that paper. He has gone into the
tobacco and cigar business in Two
Harbors. The HERALD wishes Mr.. Bur
we'll success IN his new undertaking.
Peter Beargreage and Mrs. Bluesky
have been released from the insane
asylum at Fergus Falls. They returned
to Beaver Bay last week. Mrs. Blnesky
was formerly resident Of the county
and Peter Beargrease used to carry the
mail along the north shore.
The Booth boat, Hunter, arrived
Thursday for the first time this season
Captain Smith reports that the Argo
will probably reach Duluth about the
18th Of this month. Captain Hector and
crew will leave Duluth for Toledo Mon
day. The boat will bring a load OF
cement from some lower lake port.
It is the policy OF all railroad lines to
make liberal concessions in rates to per.
manent settlers along their route. 1t
has been found that this plan is by fa1