The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-22
LOCAL PICK UPS.

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A son was born to Adatagi and wife
last Thursday afternoon.
Kirby Jones returned Wednesday on
the Argo from Duluth.
q. Mayhem returned last Sunday from
. business trip to Duluth.
9. A. a. Nelson, Of Lutsen, is in Du-
futh on business matters.
Andrew johnson, Of Two Harbors, was
here the first of the week. .s
J. Q. Flynn. OF Duluth, was mere
Thursday on 9 business trip.
Mrs. Dilley and daughter went to Du-
luth on the Argo last tuesday for a
visit.
A daughter was born to Mrs. Charles
Anaauet last Sunday The father died
. few weeks ago.
Col. .. B. Spileman returned on the
Bon Ami Thursday from a business trip
TO Duluth and elsewhere.
Work on the new Jail will be COM
! menced next Monday, and the building
10 expected to be completed soon.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. q, @. Titus went to
Duluth on the Argo Thursday. Mrs.
Titus expects to remain for some weeks.
Frank Laufenberg, OF Gun Flint, will
make final proof on his homestead be-
fore the Judge Of Probate next Tuesday.
Capt. ID. D. Gaillard, who succeeded
Maj. Sears was here the first of the
week, We acknowledge a very pleasant
call.
Miss Ella Mayhem and her little SIS
ter Edith, left on the Argo Thursday
for an extended visit with friends in Du-
luth.
Edward E.. Lewis, Of Duluth, is work.
ing in the vicinity Of Tote on matters
connected with the Minnesota Abrasive
company. y
Col. VIM. Colvill went to Duluth on
the Argo last Monday night. He ex-
poets TO visit IN Red Wing before re-
burning.
J. I. Hurst, OF Wyandott, Mich, and
VIM. Shepherd, a Wisconsin lumberman,
arrived Wednesday. John Morrison &C.
companied them to the interior.
Chairman Chas. J. Johnson, of Grand
!. Marais township, and Chairman G. G.
MoEker, OF Maple Hill township, re-
turned from ST. Paul Wednesday.
Chairman Fred jackson OF the Board
of County Commissioners was here dur
ing the week. He returned to his home
IN Rowland on the Bon Ami Thursday.
The tug De Raalte is still at Good
+ sHarbor Bay rafting the G. j. johnson
logs. The weather has been anything
but favorable and some logs have been
lost
1ts Andrew Hedstrom has purchased a
team OF j, @. Murphy. A great many OF
the farmers on Maple Hill now own
their own teams.
Butler d Ryan put the last section Of
the new breakwater in position Thurs
day. The work from now ION can be
! crowded as it will not depend 80 much
upon the good weather.
Misses Maggie & Carrie Scott returned
Monday night from visit with friends
at Hovland. Every one enjoys visit
at Hovland, they report they are not
exceptions to that rule.
The electric launch Nellie A., of Du-
luth, was in the harber Thursday.
Messrs O. 81. Simonds, Victor Stearnes
and AlWorth were aboard for a cruise.
Capt SWank was at the wheel. they went
towards Isle Royale from here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Brotherton, of
West Duluth, arrived on the Argo last
Sunday for q visit with relatives. Mrs.
Brotherton, who was formerly Miss
Clara Murphy, has many friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carhart and Miss Cert
rude Miller went to Duluth Tuesday
returning Wednesday. Ii Duluth they
met Mrs. Carhart's grandmother, Mrs.
p. r. Smith. Of New Orleans, who re-
turned with them for visit.
Gen. g. @. Andrews, Chief Fire War
den OF the state, was passenger on the
Argo Wednesday. He was enroute to
Gun Flint to look over the country. A
photographer accompanied HIM to get
views FOR his next report.
N. J Bray, of Hovland, was on the
Argo Wednesday. He had been in at
tendance at the Grand Lodge Of Good
Templars in Mankato. Mr.. Bray is one
of the most prominent members of the
state.
Chas. A. Burmeister, OF Duluth, ar
rived on the Argo last Sunday, he ex-
] pected to be helped by the trip. Geo.
J. Mardorf accompanied him. Not inn
proving az rapidly 20 expected he re-
turned to his homo Thursday.
3. Seymour and wife, of Duluth, were
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