The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-24
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0DsSShLt AITOulllaTQ leIt sl hurSdnYs for the
head Of nayiga tion
James Scott was here during the week
visiting his parents
Richard Carey, Of Duluth. was q visitor
here during the week.
5s The brick work on, the new court house
vault Is about completed
Peter @. Olson, OF the west, side went
70 Duluth on the Argo Thursday.
Master Frank Wishart, Of Duluth is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. ! H. Carhart
Hans Engelson and Eddy Toftey, of
1ofte, We're here Monday on business.
Andrew Hedstrora went to Duluth
Thursday to attend to business mat
ters. 81 s a 5.'as
Miss Margaret Taylor left on the Argo
THURSDAY after q visit with the Misses
The school house and buildings Of dis
. trlct No. q are being repaired and
papered. ID s}. Ii
Miss Nellie Murphy left this morning
on the Bon Ami for q visit with friends
In Duluth.
Mrs. Croft, Miss Nellie Croft and
John Croft, of Nellie. Mimi, visited here
during the week. III. 81 4.
Miss Maude Miller has been elected to
teach the Good Harbor school which
opens Sept. 10Th. 3s5s IS
John Rurenson and John Rehnstrand,
OF West Superior, transacted business at
& the Con t, TT 0Ilaa Thin rod q ~ sE5s 80
Miss Dolly Simpson and Miss Emma
Hardaman, OF Duluth, visited the Misses
Murphy the first Of the week. 4. 5..ss=
Fred A. Brown, q Duluth real estate
dealer, was here the first Of the week
looking up local land matters.
Judge and Mrs McVey left for their
home at Des Moines, To-, on Thursday
after an outing of some weeks.
Col. e. b. SpiIeman and party who
have been prospecting in. the northern
part OF the county have returned.
5# Last Monday evening q number of the
young people danced at the Court House
hall. An enjoyable time is reported.
Prof. and Mrs. Denfea and Mr.. and
Z toiAAApaA ~ oIio !SSdOO1S WSlo
round trip passengers on the Argo We'd
nesday. @ 5t5E II
G. A. McPherrien, OF Duluth, joined
his family here the first of the week and
returned home with them on. the Argo
Thursday. # .
Pres. and Mrs. Jos. Carhart returned
to their home at Mayville, North Da-
kota, during the week after a visit with
their son and family. BIZ
Mesdames Ruske and BY who have
been visiting at EllingWood, on Maple
Hill, returned to their homes in Duluth
on the Argo Thursday.
Miss Laura McKindless who has been
visiting Mr.. and. Mrs. j. J.Hussey, at
The Castle went to Port Arthur on the
@Argo w ednesday night. s..a5.
A. r, Macfarlane and family, r. NJ.
Hunter and family aud Miss Lida Ear
hart. Duluth who have been camping
here. haye returned home. a.
Treasurer Whipple, Clerk Of Court
johnson and party of Duluth sports
men were on the Argo Wednesday en-
route to Chicago Bay for fish.
X Congressman Morris and Postmaster
Fisher, of Duluth, fshed at Kimball
creek during the week. They returned
to Duluth on the Argo Thursday.
Postmaster johnson has moved the
Po8t Office into his new store building.
The chance is an Improvement as the
new quarters are more commodious.
r. s. Howe made final proof on his
homestead before Judge of Probate
Mayhem last Monday. Mr.. Howe left
Monday night for q visit at the head Of
lakes. \, 5..# s
The County COMMISSIONS met last
Tuesday and transacted routine bust
ness. They inspected the Jail which is
completed except the cement floor and
q coat OF paint. =
Mrs. ohm Coventry and children are
here for an outing. Mr.. Coventry was
with them on Monday. Mrs. Coventry
expects to spend some time on Isle Roy
ale before returning to Duluth.
DR.. Williams, who met with an acci-
dent last week IN which he severely
wrenched the muscles of his knee, is i'm
proving. The doctor expects the foot
ball crowd on the Argo tomorrow. #
The Chester family Of Sault Ste Marie
i Ont.,. arrived on the Argo from Port Ar
thur the first of the week and have been
holding entertainments at the Court
House. The performances have been
well attended and enjoyed by the chill
dren &. ..g5=
s. 3. Beede, Of Minneapolis, has been
elected to teach the Grand Marals school.
Mr.. Beede, who is an experienced and
successful teacher, comes highly recon-
mended and it is expected that the
school will flourish this year. The school
will open Sept. 10th. i.
The Union Sunday School which was
organized last Sunday by A .J Johnson
was we'll attended. Andrew johnson
was made temporary superintendent,
Guy Titus was elected secretary and
treasurer, and Mrs. Robt. Douglas and
Misses Mande and Gertrude Miller are
the teachers. 5.5
Father Bodan. Of Fort William, per-
formed the ceremony Of marriage atGrand
Portage Monday. Godfrey Plante and
Miss Bessie Helm were the ones who we're
united. Mr.. f Iante is one of the best
known Young men OF the eastern part Of