The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-08-17
LOCAL. PIC UPS.

Jos. Britten the land man is here.
Ghas. Moore, OF Lutssn, was here the
FIRST OF the week.
j. g. Mayhem went to Duluth on the
Argo Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowlsy, Of Duluth, are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. 81. ID. Jones.
Treasurer Chas. ]. johnson, went to
Duluth ON the Argo Thursday.
Joseph Carhart, OF Mayyille, N. Oak,
10 visiting Mr.. and Mira G. 81. Oarhart.
Geo. 81. Mayhem has accepted the po-
sition OF customs inspector oa the Bon
Ami.
Mira. Robert Douglas and children ar
rived from Loadon' Ont, by the Argo
Wednesday. s
The county fathers will hold special
nneeting next Tuesday to transact rou-
tine business.
Hiss Flynn, Of Duluth. arrived on the
Argo Wednesday for q visit with her
friend MIRA B. r. Paine.
w. w. Blaokshaw, OF Duluth, was at-
tending to business matters ut the Court
House during the week.
There will ba Sunday school at the
court house tomorrow afternoon, Aug.
18th. Everybody cordially invited.
Mrs. Chris. Murphy is enjoying visit
from her uncle, Alex Burma, ofISmith-
vile, Mimi.
Mira. Louis Engelsen returned to her
home ct Tote the first part OF the week
after q visit with her parents, Mr.. and
Al. Scott ~ :
We regret that on account OF lack Of
space we were compelled to omit from
this issue QUE very interesting Rowland
correspondence.
Victor johnson went to Duluth by the
boat Thursday. He expects to spend
some weeks lin the North Dakota harvest
fields before returning. .s %~.s y J..
Miss Gertrude Miller returned from
Duluth on the Argo last Sunday, she re-
ports that her nephew, Gilbert Miller
Stevenson as almost the incest boy abe
knows. He is now over month old. 8
Mr.. and Mrs. A., r. Macfarlsne and
children, MIR. and Mrs. e. M. Hunter,
Miss Margaret HunGer and Miss Lida
EHrhart, of Duluth, are teuting here tor
q few days. H.
Miss Maude Maaaer returned home
Wednesday fron visit with relatives in
Duluth. She was accompanied by her
friends, Miss Taylor and Miss Martha
Taylor who will visit here for time.
MIR. and Mrs. a. s. Taylor arrived here
aast Sunday tor an outing Mr.. Taylor
was formerly connected with the Duluth
News Tribune bat is now doing newepa-
per work in Chicago. ..z< - IT
]. N. BarQstrom, who has the contract
Cor the new vault at the Court House,
was here the first OF the week getting
the work started. J. @. Larson, of Du-
auth, 10 doing the work.
The last spike to be put ia the new
breakwater went into place Wednesday
evening. Most Of The crew went to Du-
Huth Tuesday eight.
o. s. Senator Moses Clapp. Congress.
man Page Morris, State Seuator E.
Hawkins, Postmaster Fisher and Collec.
horT M W;11a,,&Sn r.,ona houa %Ea e.
OF the week. They fished ct The Mea.
/ dows and report good catch.
. Miss Alice Martin who has been visit.
ing her friends, the Misses Murphy, re-
turned to her home in Vast Duluth on
the Ago Thursday. {.
Miss Gertrude d.. Ns5en, OF st. Paul
who has been spending her vacation
here left for her home on the Argo
Thuraday. Miss Tejsn has many
friends here who wi.l DO glad to aee he,
come again.
Commissioners Jackson let the ial]
take CARGO itself while he visited his
family at Rowland. The work 10 about
completed, the cages bong in place and
an soon as the cement floor is finished it
will be ready for oeeapancy.
DR.. Williams 10 expecting nearly
thirty loot ball players next week from
the university. The men. will begin
their training here in charge OF the
Doctor and it 10 expected that much
viii be accomplished. The air here is aa
good as there 10 which won't detract any
from the results. -
Last w ednesday the Town OF Maple
Fill voted to tissue Road and Bridge
bonds TO the amount OF $3.50, and the
Town OF Grand Marais voted the same
day to issue S. 600 Of the same kind.
John Droulllard had more than his
share OF bereavements this week. HE
received word Wednesday that his
mother had died in Ashland last Sunday
IA 4 a..