The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-06-08
LOCAL PICK ups

LOCAL PICK UPS.
Miss Maud Miller left Tuesday for )
visit with relatives in Duluth.
Miss Nellie Murphy, who has been
quite IL for some days is improving.
a. v johnson has been laid mn this
week with severe cold and sore throat.
Mrs. Gust Olsen, Of Maple Hin. re-
turned on the Argo from Duluth Sum
day.
Col. 3. B. Spileman returned the first
OF the week from business trip to Du-
luth.
Mrs. 81. D. Jones returned last sun
day on the Argo from few weeks visit
in Dulnth.
Road Overseer Wannebo has warned
ont Q number Of eIgibles for poll tax
road work.
James A. Tucker was here the first OF
the week transacting business at the
court house.
Ennil Meinhart, OF Duluth, was q pas
senger enroute to Big Bay on the Argo
last Sunday.
]. e. Hurst, the Wyandott, Mich.
lumbermsn was THANKSGIVING business at
the court house Thursday.
Adoaph s. Carlson was passenger
from Duluth on the Argo last Sunday.
He was enroute to bis home at How
/ land.
A peddler 10 here trying to dispose Of
birch bark bead work while our own
people can beat the world in this kind
OF work.
DR.. il. @. Spengler the Duluth dentist
will be here for q fen days soon prepared
10 perform all dental operations. The
exact date will be announced later.
j. z. Culbertson; the well known Dn-
lnth lumberman arrived on the Argo
w ednesdsy night. He is employed
looking over the timber north of here.
August J. johnson, of Maple Hill, is
engaged in getting funds for Swedish
Lutheran church. Anything Mr.. john
son starts to do he generally accom-
plishes. =. :.
j. and Benjamin Scott returned on
the Argo from their trapping grounds in
the western part Of the county. They
have been trapping bear and report q
very successful trip. ri 1
The Clerk Of the District Court is au-
shorized to transact all business in con-
snection with the entry or final proof of
governmsat lands in all cases except
under timber or stone act.
An informal dance was given at the
court house last evening, alarge number
were presentsand oneof the most enjoy
able times ever had was the verdict OF
all.
The Butler yaE Go. are sinking the
third section of the new break water to-
day. The work is being crowded now
tfo takaad yaataae Of the good weather.
The tug Crosby. which has been haul.
e4sine grasel iirpaaa here will now remain
Tor some time. The second watch went
TO Duluth on the Argo Tuesday so that
she now has only a single crew.
DR.. Davidson, OF Ashland, Wis.,, who
is the LA Pointe Indian Agency doctor,
is here helping DR.. Jones get the FAM
lilies that have had varioloid in shape to
mingle with the world again. The cpl
denic is now over no new cases having
developed IN some days, and 1t is hoped
that 1t will not break ont again.
Publisher Chris. Murphy Of The
HERALD expects to leave next Thursday
TO join the Editorial Association on
their annual trip. This year the Pan
American Exposition at Buffalo is the
central point in the trip and large
number are expected to take in the ex-
cursion. These trips are becoming more
and moro popular each yea: and it has
been necessary to make the rules more
and more strict. .s. ...=
We are in receipt of some copies Of
the Enterprise OF st. louisville, N. Y.
1T is well gotten up and newsy paper
and is credit to the community in
which it is published. Edwin knight.
who is editor and pablisher OF the paper
was formerly in partnership with s. G..
Murphy at West Duluth. Judgingfrom
the appearance Of the Enterprise ME-.
knight is entirely successful in ST.
Johnsyille. May he continue to pros
per.
Thomas Clark, Deputy Collector Of
Customs, who is stationed on the Argo,
had severe shock when he arrived in
Duluth on Tuesday. AS q rule Mrs.
Clark and their litfla ona-voor ala