The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-31
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. s. a. Brown, d Duluth, was bore last
Monday. 80
2 Nick Probeok, Of Gunaiut Il here
visiting friends
Miss Helen Wishart Of Duluth q
Visiting Mrs. @. II. Carhart.
Mrs. Andrew Clausen and dauobtar8
Pre- visiting friends ii town.
Benjamin and James Scott went Is
l'nluth Tor trip last Tuesday.
John McA Iplne, the we'll known ,Du-
Eutn lumberman was a visitor last Mon
Hay.
Register Carhart and Treasurer Jonn-
lon vent to Duluth Ga the Argo Thurs
l)ol. James O. Campbell arrived on the
A,go Thursday for . jaunt through the
lne woods.
". Patterson, q Duluth sportsma an
waahere the first Of the week for a try
q, |rook trout.
: I|S4 i 81 Z
sbhn Christie, the Duluth lithograph-
erIWas round trip passenger on the
Ago last Sunday.
Gust Olson returned on the Bon Ami
thursday from Duluth g
fi. ]. Splnk, of the Ashland Daily
.. VS. spent yesterday in town.
A number Of the young people danced
a the court house last Monday evening,
= f. especially good time being had.
T Henry Gamble, Of Grand Marais,
Mich, waa here the first Of the week
lookingap his interests.
81, II Miss " Stella Hector, Of Duluth, visited
reIa during the week, she returned to
som GONE on the Argo Thursday.
eral ard Mrs. NJ. Matheson left
1 sec 'Sarsday on the Argo for a visit with
= .eus son, John Matheson, at Ashland.
and strict Judge w. A. Cant was a
Malepnger FOR Hovland on the Argo last
ton lay, he returned to Duluth Monday
genes. q.
ara ass Martha Taylor. who has been
n,alesng the Misses Miller, returned to
speeieome in Duluth on the Bon. Ami
anothnorning.
s n,ngss Lauretta Gallagher and Miss
Arri1EEe Farrell, of Duluth, visited friends
Thedur1ng the week. They returned
has ale Argo Thursday. . M.
1 lt Baleh, Of Weyawego, Wis, was
here the first Of the week attending to
land matters. Mr.. Balch is interested
in considerable land here.
John Goodrich OF the Great Eastern
and Theo. Rinehart the jewler. both Of
Duluth, visited here Thursday, they
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. @. H. Car
hart. ...s
This weeks issue of The HERALD will
be interesting reading to the property
sowners OF the county, especially to those
who have not paid their taxes.
Mrs. 3. r. Smith Of New Orleans, La,
who has spent the summer with her
granddaugh Mrs. G. 81. Carhrrt, left
Thursday for her home in the South.
That the railroad project for this place
OF which nothing has been hear ! Of for
some time is not dead is evinced by an
article from last Mondays Tribune
which we reproduce in another column.
Professor Conway MacMillen, Messers
Brand and Lyon Of the State University
who have peen prospecting north Of here
in the interests of the Botanical depart-
ment of the university, left on the Argo
Thursday for Duluth.
The University football players ar
rived on the Argo last Sunday and have
been busy getting in condition since
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Oarhart invited them to meet the local
people at camp fire party.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Chris.
Murphy was "at home" to the ladies,
Dainty refreshments we're served and a
delightful time resulted. Those pres
ent included Misses Gallagher. Dot
tie Farrell, Stella Hector, Martha
Taylor, OF Duluth, Mrs. @. Il. Carhart,
Misses Gertrude Miller, Maude Miller,
Ella Mayhem and Rose Murphy.
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