The Cook County herald., 1901-07-13
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ls - 4kAfaJ Ho W g BUSINESS Trip to
Duluth during the week.
A daug hter was born to MI. and Mrs.
Frank Kadonce Oh Tuesday.
Noel Hamline. OF Lutsen, was here
during the week on a business trip
Fred O. Harris and son, Master Fred,
OF Daluth, are visiting friends here.
Dr.. j. 2. and Kirby Jones went to
Duluth On the Bon Ami this morning.
Miss Maude. Miller. is attending the
summer school for teachers in Duluth.
Antoine Fillison went to Duluth on
the Argo Thursday or business matters.
Work on the jail is progressing rapidly.
The building will soon be ready for occu-
pancy. ..55 5.&
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Zimmerman went
to Duluth on the Argo Thursday for
visit with friends. / q. !.
David Carriboo and William Howen-
stine were in Daluth the first of the
week on a business trip. @
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Miss Celia Murphy visited relatives
here last Monday, returning to her home
In Duluth on the Bon Ami Tuesday.
John Nelson visited with his brother
1n-laW, Chas. j. Johnson, during the
week, returning to Duluth Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S, SHEPPARD and child
of Rhinelander, Wis, left Tuesday for
their home after an extended visit here.
The thunder and lightning this morn
ing kept the town awake for an hour or
so. The lightning was unusually sharp
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank sKadonce returned
Tuesday morning from Fort William,
where they have been living the past
year. LAX . e =s.
w. W. Gould, F. B. Clark and Chas.
Vaughn, OF Winneconne, Wis, left on
the Argo Thursday after trip in the IN
terror. I'LL #. .. ~
Ole Gunderson and Z. .Ellingson, of
Hoyland, are in town on business and
pleasure combined. They came up in a
sailboat. ~. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. Swamper Carriboo and
Miss Julia Morrison returned Oh the
.Argo Wednesday from a pleasure trip to
Duluth. !" il -.r. $.z#1 r..
e Capt. John Droulllard went to Lutsen
on the Argo Thursday. He expects to
be employed there for. some mouths as
blacksmith at the Hamlin camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. LaSage went to
Duluth on the Argo Thursday with their
little daughter, Adelaide, who has been
having spinal trouble for some time past,
DR.. and Mrs. H. L. Williams and little
son are here for an outing. The doctor
is one of the noted football men Of the
country He is coach foc the Minnesota
University teatn at present go s. s,--=. sz &
The Grand Marais drug store appears
now to be a probability. Robt. Douglas
expects to leave next week to make ar
rangements for stock. We will make
further announcement concerning it
later.
.E' W. J. McMartin, the Duluth contrac-
tor, was here Monday in attendance at
the meeting of the County Commission
ers. While here he secured the con tract
for building vaults for Register of Deeds
and Treasurer. % 77
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Ct. Halverson LETT on
the Argo Tuesday for their home in
Mayville, N. D. They expected to visit
friends in the Twin cities before return
ing. While here Mr.. Halverson made
quite record as trout fisherman.
The school meeting will be held in the
several school districts next Saturday.
Everyone who has an interest in schools
should manifest their interest by being
in attendance and expressing their views
on any matter pertaining to the school.
The tug, Crosby, returned Monday
night from Duluth. The work on the
breakwater has progressed so that tug
is not needed here all the time SO she
will be used in hauling gravel to Duluth
while the decking is being put on the
crib. ~. :
A number of young people gathered
at the court house last Monday night
and had an enjoyable time dancing.
James Scott and H. Tofte, of Tofte.
we're here during the evening. They ar
rived on the Bon, Ami and returned on
the Argo.
Mrs. Lt. q. G. Titus who has been in
the hospital in Duluth for. some weeks
past, is improving SO that she expects to
leave soon. She was obliged to have an
operation performed when she first went
there. Her many friends WILDE glad to
learn that she is now doing, SO we'll.
An engineering party arrived on the
Argo Wednesday evening and have been
working in this vicinity since. What
they are doing; whore they came FROM,
and where they are gong, have been the
chief topics Of conversation since their