The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-09-07
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pr. H. p. Jones returned from bus.
mess trip on the Bon Ami Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Miller was quite i'll
during the week but is much improved
Knute Sagroye, who has spent the
summer at Iofte. returned last Sund az.
Noel Hamline, Of Lutsen, was attend
ing to business matters during the
week.
g. Il. Larke, OF Duluth, was here dur
ing the week looking after timber inter-
ests. III
Miss Helen Wishart lett Thursday
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. g. n.
Carhart. s.s
Mr. and MRS. 81. Hewitt and little
daughter, Of Duluth, were here the first
part Of the week.
Kirby Jones returned on the Bon Ami
Thursday from trip to the Pan Ameri-
can exposition and elsewhere.
A dance last Saturday evening at the
court house was well attended and a
good time is reported. . 5
For Sale: a supply Of second hand fur
allure, dishes. stoves, ETC., in good con-
dition. Apply to q. q. Garhart. s.5
SWamper Carr1boo, William Howen-
stlne and Adatagl left on the Bon Ami
Thursday Tor q cruise back Of Pork Bay.
City Editor Frisbes, Of the Minneapo-
lis Journal, and family and al. j. Smith
and family, of Minneapolis, are camping
here. a !.
Treasurer johnson returned on the
Argo Wednesday from trip to the
Twin Cities. He took in the state fair
Monday ~. .ssS s5 %
T.. H. Douglas now has charge of the
Mayhem hotel. MI. Douglas is an ex-
experienced hotel man who will give
good service.
The brook trout season closed last
Sunday. The fact does not seem to be
known to a number. AS the fish are
now spawning it is not sportsman like
to catch them to say nothing of the law.
Mrs. r. F. Paine and Miss Flynn left
on the Argo Sunday evening, Mrs. Paine
having closed the hotel. Both Mr.. and
Mrs. Paine have made the best Of
nelghbors and their departure is regret
ed. @.@ |..lz.
Messrs O.. T. Wedmark and George
Trask returned on the Argo last Sun
day to resume their work at the Maple
Hill schools. On Monday the Sunday.
school held exercises at the Town hall
to welcome them back. There was a
large attendance and number of
speeches were made. ~ y ~ ~ %
Among the guests at the North Shore
hotel during the past week were the fol.
lowing: w. W. Potter, Chippewa F alls,
Wis, b. ]. Anderson, j. T. Culbertson,
Peter Novel, 3. ]. Culbertson, George
Sythe, George Thomas, @. P. Phillips.
J. l.. Brown, Alex Fraser, w N. Hanley,
{ Duluth, Mimi, w. L. LaFaus, Geo.
Waste, r. Gallen, Minneapolis, and
Thos. Connolly, of Biwabik, MINI. IL
DR.. Ell. u. Williams and the twenty
aspirants for places on the state univer-
sity foot ball team who have been here
for some weeks expect to leave on the
Argo Monday night for Duluth. The
DR.. has given the young men course
OF training which has kept most OF them
feeling little stiff in the joints. It Is
not considered good Judgment to give
weights and heights but the men are
good specimens of physical development
and will no doubt give good account of
themselves during the foot ball season.
A few weeks ago ] ohn Drouillard got
notice Of the death Of his mother at fash
lamb, Wis. It now transpires that the
j.. report was wrong and we are very glad
TO publish the following letter which is
self explanatory: 7.
Duluth, MINI, Aug. 81, 1901.
COOK COUNTY HERALD, Grand Marais,
I noticed In your last issue of my
mothers death at Ashland, Wis.,, which I
would like you to correct as my mother
1s still living and improving every day
although she has been very low at times
Very truly yours, Il
.4. JAMES DROUILLARD.
NEW ROAD PLANNED.