The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-09-14
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i1Ce AMI 4 Ems.
School viii open next Monday, the
18th.
~. g. Havig paid camp Pesqust visit
on Saturday.
A. s. Carlson made another business
trip TO Duluth tho past week.
4 Camp Pesqua has been deserted for 4
camp on the west aide OF tho Brule.
Martin and 0. q. were seeing bear il.
their dreams while enjoying camp life.
). Eliasen went to Grand Marais by.
sail boat on Friday returning same
night.
q It ID expected that q logging canp will
DO put IN at Reservation river the COM
ing winter.
Labor day was duly observed by the
suspension Of hostilities ON the part Of
the road gang.
School in District No. 2 was postponed
one week on account OF road work and
potato-digging.
Charlie Brunss made visit to the
road camp on Thursday taking supply
Of provisions ont for his brother, August.
Mr.. Frederickson. Of Grand Marals,
accompanied two cruisers into the i'm
terror from this point the past week.
s. +. Bsede has been rusticating at
Chicago Bay the past week and left
Thursday for Grand Marais.
Commissioners jackson returned on
Wednesdays Argo from transacting Of
fetal business at the county seat.
It 10 currently reported that real
live bear was seen in the vicinity Of the
&c. 3. boulevard on Wednesday.
GFred jackson returns to Grand Marais
to take charge Of the culinary depart
mont OF that township Che first Of the
week.
The boulevard" road camp now pre-
sents the appearances Of 'tented CITY"
G.. @. Bray has bsen the mascot" the
past week.
ID. @. Havig nailed down to Reserva-
ton river on Wednesday for party Of
sportsmsn who left on Thursdays Argo
for Duluth. 7
Chef jackson has gone to Duluth to
order provisions with which to begin
next week to provide board for the
.roadsters."
A special town mseting will DO held
on Monday, the 9th inst, to vote upon
the question OF issuing bonds for road
and bridge purposes. ..s
The "County road" is now 10 useable
condition for about two-thirds tho dis
lance between Chicago Bay and the
western boundary Of the Town OF How
land. ,s.@.
Supervisor Carlson and Town Clerk
jackson returned from Duluth on the
Bon Ami Thursday bringing with them
supply Of provisions for the road
crew.
Road work will be completed as far &c
the Brule by the end Of this week, so as
to make the road passabls for present
necessary use. $s=.
The Town Board hold meeting at
the Town hall ION Monday evening to
make provisions for the boarding OF the.
road workers, the work being too far
away for them to board at home.
Our road workers are now camping at
"Pesqua creek" and enjoying life IN true
picnic style, each doing his own cooking
in his own way, and Of course, every
body is happy and satisfied.
I John Drouillard and son, Willie, and
Bingosh, Of Grand Marais, passed
through on Wednesday on their way to
the Reservation river to spend few
days looking up the logging interests in
that vicinity.
Rev. M. G. Hanson, OF the Red
Wing seminary, accompanied by A. =.
Johnson, OF Grand Marais. spent 9 day
here last week and held religious sxer-
cises in tho school house in the event ng,
both in Norwegian and English. Mr..
Hanson is 9 pleasant speaker and made
many friends while here. He expects to
have young man who is now at work
in British Columbia to reside in the
county and take charge Of Cook Coun ty
poiats the coming winter. This arrange
naent il it succeeds will be appreciated
by all interested.