The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-07-27
L OCAI.. PICk-UPS.

LOCAL. PICK UPS.
D. d. Gaillard, Of Duluth, was in
town during the week.
Louis Enge1son, OF Tote, was trans
acting business hero last Tuesday.
Eddie Tofte was hers the frst OF the
week transacting business matters.
Commissioner Engelssn returned to
his home at Tote the frstof the week.
Robert and 3. Fl. Douglas went to
Duluth on the Argo Tuesday morning.
B. 2. Paine is enjoying visit from
his sister, Miss Emma Paine, OF Boston,
Mass.
A. i. Gilbert and John London, Of
the Red Cliff Lumber company, were
. In town.
Senator q. b. Hawkins, OF Biwabik,
was here last Monday and fished at
Devils Track.
Samuel j. Golfer, special agent OF
the q. 8. Land Department was here the
first OF the week.
Postal Inspector w. p. Mars was here
the first of the week examining the ac-
counts OF the local office.
Postmaster q. u. Fisher, accompanied
by Mrs. Fisher and daughter, were here
last Monday on an outing.
The tug Constitution, Of Duluth, Is
he1e with a scow loading gravel. The
outfit has sand-sucker for loading the
gravel.
Carl Stang who has been working at
Cascade for the past eight months went
to Duluth on the Bon Ami Tuesday
afternoon. 10. -. t.s~.
The Misses Gertrude Earhart and
Kate Field, who have been visiting Mrs.
"a. D. Jones went to Duluth on the Argo
Tuesday morning.
John Olson, County Auditor of Lake
county, was a visitor Thursday. Mr..
Olson has faith in the future develop
ments OF the north shore. - =
Fred. 0. Harris came down from Du-
luth last Sunday on the Argo expecting
to join party Of friends here for the
round trip, he did not 20 however.
DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Routh and MIR.
and Mrs. r. N. Bradley and Master
james Routh, who have been camping at
Kimball Greek for ten days returned to
Duluth on the Argo Thursday. They
report q pleasant trip. :. ..
The County Commissioners held an
adjourned meeting last Monday at
which considerable important business
was transacted. The taxes for the en-
suing year were levied and routine bust
ness was taken up, the full proceedings
Of which will be published in THE
HERALD soon. T..
Jos. Britte1, OF West Superior, was
here during the week and left for Port
Arthur on the Argo Wednesday. Mr..
I Stten has recently returned from
Alaska, and broug what may be very
welcome news to 81. and T. w. Mayhem
concerning long lost brother. AT
Rampent City he became quite we'll &C.
d quainted with g Mr.. E. Mayhem, who
from the description may be Enoch
Mayhem.
Aparty of five from here who had en-.
gagged rooms on the Argo Sunday even.
ing to 60 to Port Arthur and return tc
Duluth by way OF Isle Royale were
obliged to give up their trip owing tc
lack Of Accommodations on the boat. The
Booth Go. ia having substantial en-.
dorsement Of the large expenditure
made in the Argo. There is, as matte,
of fact, plenty OF business for two boats
and the north shore people very much
regret that the White Line Co. was
Obliged to take the Mabel Bradshaw Of
&his route.
The annual school meetings were hele
in the different school districts. AS fal
as we have heard harmonious meetingl
were well attended in ell the districts
In Grand Marais; 81. Mayhem, whose
term expired was not candidate ane
L. o. @. Titus was elected. On Maple
Hill Clerk Olson was reelected without
opposition. Al Lntsen the term Of A
4. Nelson expired and there is doub
whether he or Louis Engelsen wa
elected. And at Rowland the term o
Olous jacobson, clerk, expired and thu
election resulted in a tie between he ane
Ole Brunes. e.
SPIRITED COMPETITION. T.
new D9sms Seek to Secure Conesa~t,
Cor tho Building OF