The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-10-18
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.
Gust Olson was in Duluth during the

Gust Olson was ln Duluth during the
week. i,,>&. t=la,
O.J. Mcdonald, of Duluth, was here
during the week.
II. D. Jones made a business trip to
Duluth this week. -.
Miss Gertrude Miller visited in Du-
luth during the week.
John Hearld, the pine man, was here
the first of the week.
PIANO FOR SALE.-A good piano
for sale cheap. Enquire of Gust Olson.
Sheriff Gulbransen has been visiting
the west end of the county during the
week.
Last Monday the first fall of snow
Tor the season came as reminder that
winter ls coming.
Arthur Gilbert, of the Red Cliff CON-
pany, was here the first OF the week
looking after interests of the company.
b. S. Mahan and Fred Sahlberg, of
Duluth, were here the Fl rst of the week
transacting business at the court house.
A team of horses was received on the
America here Grid y evening for EngeI-
son & Totes. They we're driven over
the road today.
D. D. Mcdonald, of the firm of Bates
4 Mcdonald, was here during the week.
The firm is building a warehouse on the
west side of the bay.
w. 81. BonneIl, who has been out IN
the pine country, returned during the
week and left for his home in Hawthorn,
Wis, Thursday evening.
Richard Carey, of Duluth, arrived on
the America last evening. He brought
with him Duluth photographer who
will take number of views near here.
DR.. A. G. Jamison, who was here some
time ago, has written that he will be
here October 26, when he will hold
services IN the morning aad evening at
the court house.
John Drouillard returned from his
trip to the head Of the lakes on the
America last Sunday. AS Was expected,
there Was no case made against him and
he was discharged.
Chas. j. johnson made business trip
to Duluth during the week. His COUSIN,
Miss Anna Johnson, who has been visit
ing here for some time, accompanied
him and will return to her home III
Chicago.
Tomorrow afternoon the concert at
the Maple Hui church will take place.
The work OF preparing for the entertain
ment has been overseen by Miss Mont
laws and Mr. Bray and those who at
tend are assured of an interes ting pro.
gram.
M. Murphy received word Wednesday
evening Of the serious illness Of his
motoer, who lives at Waupown, Wis. He
left on the boat Thursday afternoon
hoping that he would see her i'm
proved. AS she has reached tho ad-
vanced age Of IS years any sickness is
apt to DO fatal.
A number of Hoviandites we're here
last Saturday evening to attend the
regular review of the Maccabees
Among those initiated that evening were
CLAUS jacobson and Martin Wannebo.
those from Rowland who were In at
tendance we're Martin Havig, A. s.
Carlson, Martin jacobson and Charles
Duham.
DR.. J. D. Budd, Republican candidate
for the legislature from this district,
was here last Monday. The doctor has
been resident of Two Harbors for the
past thirteen years and is highly re-
garded there. He expects to be elected
and if his size-up is correct he will make
a good representative. He is the first
candidate for Legislative honors that has
ever called on the voters of this county.
The local tent of the Maccabees have
arranged for ball to be held Novem-
Der 1st Every effort will be made to
make the event one of the most enjoyable
ever held here. There will be good
e music and light refreshments will be
served. Tickets are to be sold and the
proce eds to b. used for the purpose of
buying an organ for their hall. The
tent is growing rapidly and if the men,
bers exert themselves enough to pay for
the organ will be realized.
Some weeks ago we made mention of
the fact that the mail would be received
along the north shore three times week
after Oct. 1st. The change has been
made and is of great advantage to the
people all along he shore: At the time
mention was made we inadvertently did
an injustice to Postmaster johnson, we
are informed by those in authority that
the change was due to large extent to
his efforts, the other posLmasters along
the shore cooperating with him.