The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1901-09-21
ROWLAND ITEMS:

Joe Frost an d family have been camp
ing at the Little Brule the past week.
John Drouillard and party returned to
Grand Marais on Sunday. 49,.
Mesdames Gunderson and NJ. Jacob
son left on the Argo Thursday for. a visit
to Duluth.
+ The school flag has been placed at
half mast since the arrival of the news
of President McKinleys death.
The Reservation river region seems to
be the objective point of nearly all
cruisers who land here now days.
Olof Frederickson came in from the
in terror on Tuesday for supplies for
Messrs P. B. Kelley and Duncan Nc
Cameron, who are out on two weeks
cruise.
N. j. Bray visited with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Hussey at Browse Castle on Sat.
urday.
Fire Wardens N. J. Bray and Emil
EIiasen, aided by Ole E. Erickson and
J. J. Hussey, .were engaged in putting
out the fire that had gained considerable
Roadway on the Perry Martin inn in
the western part of the Town of HOY.
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The Argo did not call in at this poiis't
on it's Sunday trip on :nccount. Of Chs
storm, and as consequence "gs1esh3
passengers who desired to stop Hl}arra
were carried the round trip. among tthenf
b eng Rev. Archim and wife, OF Dulutaas
While Mr.. and Mrs. Hussey we're rs rs
turning home from Grand AEarais or
Thursday they met bear on the road
in the vicinity of the Devils Track
John gave chase and so fright tened Mr.
Bruin that he soon outstripped his -pur.
suer. and Mrs. R, regretted that she
didn't have her kodak along so as to
have gotten sshot" at the animal.
W. s. Adams representing the Della
Paper and pulp Co., of Eau Claire, Wis,
arrived by the Steamer Argo on Tuesday
for the purpose Of inspecting the pulp
wood at Big Bay and Agate Beach with
view Of purchasing same
A. W. Homes and Geo. W. Jones of
Duluth, who have been looking over
the reservation timber belt, they were
out in the interests of a company that
contemplates putting III logging camp
or two in this town the coming winter.
P. NJ. Brunes conveyed them to the
Brnle. -:
". B. Phillips and son, Willie, visited
with friends at Chicago Bay over Sun
day, returning to Grand Portage with
Mail-carrier Piante on Wednesday.
While here Mr.. Phillips took several
snap shots Of interesting views in this
vicinity to add to his portfolio OF north
shore pictures. During his summer
vacation he visited the ''Pan,' Detroit,
Niagara Falls and other prominent
cities. While at Detroit he attended
the National Educational Association,
and reports a most interesting time all
around the circle. s =: =.
Ex-Governor Fifeld, of Wiscon sin, is
DESTROYS of securing views Of the, north
shore cenery points Of interest and Mr.
Phillips is making an etfnrt to- procure
same for him. Anyone who desires to
add to the collecti on should correspond
with Mr.. Phillips in making an effort to
procure same for him, Any one who de-
sires to add to the collection should cor
respond with Mr.. Phillips at Grand
Portage, MINI. The collection is an adyer-
tisement Of our corner of the world and
Mr.. Phillips is deserving of assistance Of
all interested.
"A fire was started by some one at
Perry Martins place on or about Sept
9th, and all tho logs OF the building
were burned. As soon as it became
known steps were taken to exting11ish
the fire, which BY the time it. was dis
covered had burned over considerable
ground Duringg the dry season Of the
year campers and all others should be
exceedingly careful, and should bear in
mind that they are lisble to 500 fine
for starting a fire and allowing it to get
beyond control. The guilty party il
this case is supposed to be AAIr.---
and prosecution may follow il sufficient
evidence can be procured. 81
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