The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-15
LOCAL PICK UPS.


business trip last Thursday Afternoon.
A. w. Paterson, of Lutsen, was here
last tuesday transacting business mat
tera. Y
Nicholas Probeck, OF Gunhint, is here
on 2 trip OF business and pleasure COM
blned. q 535l
Miss Alice Ellquist and Bertha Lverson
went.to Duluth on the Argo last Thurs.
day.
i James z. Hurst, the Wyandott Mich
igan lunberman was visitor the first
OF the week,
Miss Ella O. Flyan, Of Minneapolis, is
visiting her friend, Mrs. r. z. PANE, at
the Mayhem hotel. IS s.
The heavy northeast sea which pre-
vailed on the lake yesterday stopped the
work on the breakwater.
Z. M. Wileutts and VIM. Getty were
here Monday, they fished at streams
east OF here and had great catch.
The De Raalte, a lumber tug Of Ash
land, was here the first of the week after
the Q. J. johnson logs at Good Harbor
Bay.
+. 81. Kratka, OF Thief River Falls,
Mimi, was here last Monday, he was
looking up land matters at the court
house.
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Both the hotels have been crowded
during the week, the indications are
that both will do a good business all
summer. 4.
=. 9. Lamb, the well known pine man
of Duluth, arrived Wednesday. Peter
Kadonce accompanied him to the in
terror. IA. ..<... :.
Miss Anna Peterson. who has been
visiting her parents on Maple Hill Cor
some time returned TO Duluth on the
AEgo Thursday: u
Martin Jackson, G. BeEgstrom, Edw.
Glllard and Jno. Lynch arrived on the
1Argo last Sunday aud are employed
! with the Butler-Ryan Co.
Col. VIM. Colyill is making fral proof
on his homestead before the judge of
Probate this afternoon. ..., Z h. !.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Hedstrom, OF Maple Hill, last Sun
day. Mother aod child are doing nicely.
The Red Cliff Lumber Co. has trans
ferred all ats holdings in this county to
the Cook County Lumber Co.. the con-
sideration named is $4,000. Most Of
the land is in $40 east. ;.,
Chas. J. Teeters, of Minneapolis.
Mimi, who has been in charge of the
North American Iron Company's work
at Gun Flint since last fall passed
through here the first of the week on
his way home, having severed his con-
nection with the company. ~.
Chairman G. G. Monker, Of Maple Hill
Township, went to st. Paul on the Bon
Ami this morning. He expects to nego-
tiate the loan from the state which the
voters in the township authorized at a
recent meeting. -. l..
Miss Emily Carhart, who taught the
local school for a year here is to be mar
rled next Thursday at the home Of her
parents at Mayville. North Dakota.
Mr. Hans Haivorson, who is cashier in
the bank there is the prospective groom.
Yesterday by proclamation Of the
governor was flag day. The idea Of hav-
ing day every year for the display Of
flags has been followed for some time in
other states but this is the first time in
this state. The practice will probably
be followed hereafter.
Publisher Murphy left on the Argo
Thursday to join the Editorial Associa.
ton on its annual excursion. The party
leave st. Paul this evening for the Buff
falo exposition. They will among other
things take part in the dedication Of the
Minnesota building next Tuesday.
The tug Major Dana, with scow, is en-
gagged in bringing in pulp wood f1om
Cascade river. The plan is to get the
wood all in the harbor here before the
boats which take it to the lower lakes
arrive. This will save holding the big
boats here an indefinite time to load as
has been tina case heretofore.
The Town OF Grand Marais by a unan-
inous vote decided at the special meet
ing last Monday to ask the state for the