The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-29
LOCAL. PICK-LJ

9. J.J ohnson left Thursday for bus
mess trip to Duluth.
John kruger, OF Lawrence, Mimi, was
here during the week.
u. MAYHEM was in Duluth during the
week attending to business matters.
The Bon Ami is laying in the harbor
today on account of heavy southwest
sea.
Father Dugas, of Fort William, is
here holding services at the Catholic
church.
r. w. Wakelin arrived on the Bon
Ami Thursday after al extended visit
in Duluth.
John Eliasen, the Hovland assessor,
was here with the assessment book
Thursday.
Bernard Marsch, Of Gun Flint, was
here last Tuesday, he left for Duluth on
the Bon Ami.
Frank Laufenberg made final proof
on his homestead before the Judge Of
Probate Tuesday.
Emil Eliasen and Adolph IS. Carlson.
OF Hoylanu, were passengers on the Argo
Thursaay enroute to Duluth. -
Miss Maude Miller returned home on
the Bon Ami after few weeks visit
with relatives in Duluth.
Chris. and Wilhelm Pfitzenmeir came
in Tuesday from their homesteads and
left for Duluth on the Bon Ami.
Alex 81. Leonard, of Duluth, was here
the first of the week. Mr.. Leonard for
merly lived at Lutsen where he had a
farm. :. - H. r.
Miss Gertrude Tieien, of st. Paul, is
here for her vacation. Miss Tiejen has
been here before when she made many
friends. ..-
The tug Mystic was in here Wednes
eday on her way to Port Arthur with a
large pile driver which is to be used on
work there. -
Chas. j. Johnson has opened new
and large stock OF dry goods in his new
store, and is receiving a good share of
the business. E-s H.: ~, -
John Erickson who formerly lived
east of town on homestead was here
Thursday renewing acquaintance with
the people here. - II
W. w. Sanford, manager of the Union
Abstract Co., of Duluth, was here the
first of The week looking up matters at
the court house. s.,,-
George Wartner, of Gun Flint, came
jn With Gen. Andrews Tuesday. He re-
turned Wednesday going by way OF Port
Arthur. -
Before condemning the King of Eng
land for deyotlng more of his time to
/. tallcrs Than to affairs OF tie state, it
must be remembered that he cannot
! control the latter.
Isaac Fonger and Frank Laufenberg.
OF Gun Flint, went to Duluth on the
Argo Thursday. They expect to return
to Gun Flint IN few days.
Mrs. J. T. Hector, Of Duluth, is visit
ing Mrs. H. D. Jones. She arrived last
Sunday and was joined Wednesday by
her little daughter Pearl.
Nicholas Probeck, who has been max
ing an extended visit with friends left
for Gun Flint Wednesday. He went
via Port Arthur taking the Argo from
here. Fl =. H.:
Gen. G. C.Andrews,C Chief Fire Warden
OF the state came across country from
Gun Flint the first of the week. He
was much interested in what he saw and
enjoyed the trip very much. A. B. Her.
rell who accompanied him as photogra
pher succeeded in getting some COCO
pictures in spite of the cloudy weather
John Tofte and Miss Celia Formensen
OF Tote, are to be married July 4th
MIR. Tote is we'll known throughout The
county having resided at his present
home for about seven years. He is the
kind OF a man who is good citizen II
any country and especially IN a country
OF this kind where sturdy, active, honest
men are absolutely needed. The young
lady is OF the same mould being born il
Norway whore so many of our best citi
zens are from. The HERALD extends
hearty congratulations to the young
couple and wishes them a long and hap
pr life.
Robert Douglas, of London, Ont, ar
rived on the Argo Wednesday for a visit
with his brother, Judge E. H. Douglas
MIR. Douglas is first class druggist ane
10 inclined to locate here, any new bust
ness is q welcome addition to our toWr
and we shall be pleased to assist Mr.
Douglas in any way. This place is go
ing to grow and those whose business il
established when the growth starts are
the winners, and the time is not SO fal
away as it might be either.
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