The Cook County herald., 1901-07-06
LOCAL PICE=JJPS

s. fIOIGe curing Inc week. S
John Croft, Of Lutsen, is visiting with
County Surveyor McIver.
Jas. u. Lusk and Jas. Darcy of Duluth
were heresthe first Of the week.
Martin Jacobsoa, Of Hovland, was
here last Tuesday visiting friends.
Noel Hamlin. Of Lutsen, was here the
first Of the week transactlng business.
The supplies for the Indians were dis
tributed by Chief Carriboo yesterday.
James Bowen and j. w. Loudon, of
Duluth, are working in the pine east of
here. .
Leance Zimmerman aud Charles How.
enstlne visited in Fort William during
theweek.
The tug, Crosby, is in Duluth for
repairs. She is expected back some time
next week.
George Zimmerman visited with
friends in Fort William, Ont, the first
of. the week. e
Chris. Vaughn, OF Rhinelander, Wis.,
was here last Monday. He left for the
interior Tuesday.
L. q. g. Titus went to Duluth on the
Argo Thursday. Master Guy and Miss
Thelma accompanied him.
Matt J Johnson is acting as foreman of
THE HERALD this week Seems like old
times to have him with us. r.
Mrs. J. f. Hector and little daughter,
Miss Pearl, returned to their home in
Duluth on the Argo.. Tuesday. IT..
Mrs. w. A. McGonagle, Mrs. J. D.
Titcomb and Miss Elizabeth Field, of
Duluth, are visiting. ..Mrs.LH. D. Jones. q
j. T. Cultertson and j. A. Sansome, of
Duluth, who have .been looking over
lands east of here, left for home the first
OF the week. ], y H..
W. ". Gould and F. B. Clark, of Win
neconne, Wis, we're here the first of the
week. They left for the interior to look
over pine lands. H. p.
The annual meeting of the County
Commissioners will ). be held Monday,
much important business is to be trans
acted at this meeting !
= 1.-The Argo, on her Wednesday trip, had
a large party who took in the round trip.
The weather was hardly, of the kind to
make the trip enjoyable. Va -
Claus Hanson, Chris johnson, Matt
johnson, Mrs. p. Wannebo and Martin
Wannebo Of Terrace Hill went to Tofte
an sail boat Wednesday to celebrate
the Fourth. H.
Mr. and Nina p. g. shepherd, Of Rhin-
lander, Wis. arrived the first of the
week Mrs, Shepherd is staying at the
hotelA Mr.: is looking over pine
lands in the interior. -.
S J. 9. Murphy, foreman Of The Herald
=. went to Duluth on the Argo Tuesday.
After celebrating the Fourth he expects
20 PIT insa spring crop on his homestead
north Of Two Harbors. 49,. ..g
@.& The Fourth was quietly observed here.
-Duriag"the day .there.w was little going on
except the usual games. In the evening
an informal dance was held which was
largely attended and thoroughly enjoyed
There Is general feeling that next year
We should have celebration worthy Of
our opportunities. -. =.
What to do with ones summer yaca-
Glon 70 8 perennial question. Most peo-
pie have neither the money or the wish
to go to an expensive, overcrowded sea-
SIDE or mountain resort, and yet every
man needs few days devoted to pleas
71re and complete rest at least once
year. The Costmopolltan for July gives
a solution of the problem in well-wr1t-
ten, illustrated article, "a Houseboat-
The Modern Palace" Undoubtly a
houseboat offers cheap and comfort
able vacation, and the ranks Of it's de-
votees are constantly swelling. =
The aims and purposes Of the Wash
angton Memorial Institution recently
incorporated for the promotion of scien-
tlfie and literary research under, the
auspices of the Government at Washing
ton, are fully set forth by DR.. Nicholas
Murray Butler in the July Review of
reviews. The dictatorship Of this new
organization has been intrusted to DR..
Daniel O. Gilman, who has just resigned
the presidency of the Johns Hopkins
University at Baltimore.
q The whole island Of New York was
originally bought of the Indians for an
equivalent of about twenty-five dollars
To-day New York has a population of
about 3,5O0,000, which is exceeded DIV
only one city-London. its wealth is
enormous; its anual expenditures are
more than twice those of the Republic of
Mexico, and almost one-third as much
as those OF the German Empire with Its
population of 52OOO01 And II hoe