The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-11-02
LOCAL PICKUP Ups.

LOCAL PICk=IJPS.
There are 81 pupilssenroIled ii the vii.
lage school.
z. q. g. Titus went TO- Duluth on the
Argo yesterday morning.
e aaMayhew leaves tomorrow morning
for Q business trip to Duluth.
The tug. Mystic, with scow was here
for load OF .gravelay yesterday. 81
Auditor Murphy and family. returned
the first OF the week from,a Duluth trip.
Judge George Fl. Durfee made a Aying
business trip to Duluth during the week
Guy Titus freturned thegsfrst Of the
week from, sasassvisit with his mother in
Duluth. i
1J. i. Culbertson and party arrived on
the Bon Ami yesterday for trip in the
woods. ~ 81, --zt*
John F. Segog and Roy Bell arrived
on the Bon Ami yesterday for trip to
the woods. ~.
ThesBoard of County I Commissioner
met Monday aud Tuesday and transact
ed routine business. ....<. 49,
The heavy sea which prevailed Tues
day caused three tugs with their scows
to.come here. for shelter.s
0Chas. J. johnson, andIC III. Carhart
leave tomorrow merningsfor business
trip to the. Head of the Lakes.
P. Reilly, John. g. O'Hara and VIM. 81.
Petrie we're trio of land lockers that
arrived on the Argo Wednesday.
Agent s. W. Campbell made the an
nual cash,payment to. theIlndians here
yesterday. Eachsreceived $500.
E. W. Wakelin returned on the Bon
Ami yesterday from an extended visit
with relatives in Duluth and elsewhere:
W. e. Unke, of Duluth, has beeh&her
during the week comparing. the: Union
Abstract Company's books with the
records.
Misses Rose and Nellie Murphy and
Annie johnson leave tomorrow morning
oh the. Bon Ami for tripsto Duluth and
Bt. Paul. ill.,,
.Mr. andaMEs, G. Fl. Cashart returned
thetafgQ LAST Monday from an ex-
2ffaa-v1slt in Dulqth~>and the Twin
as, WI. ,4lEE44v away they saw the Min
foot ball team sspay against the
Easka and Iowa teams.
Hiss Gertrude M. sMiller is seriously
@GFath an attack of typhoid fever and
hofRister, Miss Maude, is in from Good
maRor Hill taking care, of her. Miss
a8HAr's many friends regret her illness
aedAope forssher SPEEDY. recovery.
Thursday afternoon a man who was
&oiag anto the woods back EgCross
blver~ died suddenly at the six mile
camp. We are unable: toi give particu-
bars. or the unfortunate mans name, but
will do so 10 our next issue. A death
seams particularly sad when it occurs
under such circumstances.
The ladies Of the Norwegian Lutheran
Aid Society held a social and auction at
the North Shore hotel Wednesday even
ing. Chris. Murphy acted as auctioneer
in which capacity he was complete sue
cess. A very good 'sum was added to
the treasury Of the society as a result Of
the auction and dainty lunch served.
Capt. w. II. Singers expects to meet
the growing Ldemand for boats on the
north shore and will,,sput on new, up
to-date boatsszanexts spring. The White
line has been an important factor in i'm
proving our service and .is entitled to a
share of the business. Capt. Singer ex-
poets to run boat as long as possible
this winter. He is in hopes Of making
arrangements withssthe D. & I. r. Ry. to
take passengers and freight from Two
Harbors after Duluth is frozen ia.
Il. 9. Withrow, agent for the Duluth
Humane Society and truant officer of
the City of Duluth, was here Monday.
In the evening he held meeting in the
school house during which he gave the
purposes Of the society and some of the
results of his work. A number of the
local people Joined the society and Mr.
Withrow will recommend that an advis-
DRY committee be appointed here. The
Names of this committee will be an
nounced later. Any one knowing of a
case needing attention can then report
to this committee who will make their
recommendations to Mr.. Withrow.
Jack Tar Is Averse to Bathtubs.
The days of the old forecastle, hung
away in the dark hold under the for
ward mast ara roma forouo,, -