The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-07-05
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.

Duluth.
Louis Engelson went to Tote the
first of the week to get acquainted with
his family.
Assessor CLAUS jacobson was here the
first of the week with the assessment
book of his township.
H. ID. and Kirby Jones returned on
the America Wednesday from a business
trip to the head Of the lakes and else
where.
August, Axel and Charles Brun es, of
Hovland, left on the boat Monday even
ing for visit to the prairie country near
Crookston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Swamper Carriboo left
the first of the week: to visit friends in
Odanah, Wis. They expect to be gone
for several weeks.
The Ladies' Aid Society will have ice.
cream and lemonade for sale at the
picnic grounds on the West Side to-
m orrow afternoon.
Samuel V. Gilbert, of the Red Cliff
Lumber Company of Duluth and A. l..
Gibbs, of Minneapolis, are transacting
business at the court house to-day.
Joe Bushy, Seymour Mitchell and
Ben Scott went to Port Arthur the first
OF the week to help celebrate "Dominiou
Day. They returned in good shape
Grand Portage was here in force dur
ing the week. Among those here We're
Michel Flat, Vincent Louis, Alex L.
Gard Alex LeSage, James Flat and
others.
Miss. Maggie Scott returned Wednes-
day from visit to Duluth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Engelson, of Tofte, who
were with her, came here for visit by
the same boat.
The Democratic and Republican candi-
dates for the state offices have been
placed in nomination and from now on
will be busy. Some of the m will be
disappointed.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Selmar johnson we're
here during the week. While here Mr.
johnson made final proof on his home
stead in HoveIand township before Judge
of Probate Mayhem.
The delegates TO the State Rapub lican
convention returned Wednesday. They
report that they had pleasant time in
spite Of the fact that their choice of can
didates were not always nominated.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Wilson, of Du-
luth, were here the first of the week.
Mr.. Wilson is an attorney connected
with the firm of Davis, Hillister & Hicks
and was here to transact legal business.
Chris johnson returned on Wednes
Gay boa ram IA visit to Ashland. Little
Morley Matheson accompanied him on
his return and will visit his grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. johnson, of Terrace
Hill
Emil Eiiasen, CLAUS jacobson, Martin
jacobson and Miss Matte jacobson, of
Hovland, we're passengers on the America
Monday evening. They we're bound for
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. L. EIiason, of
Rice Lake, Wis.
Major S. W. Campbell was interviewed
by the Duluth papers last week ard took
occasion to make some forclble remarks
regarding the Indians getting whiskey
at this point. Incidsntly he handed
few to the Cook county authorities.
A party consisting of Mrs. Frank Le-
Sage, Mrs. Frank Kadonce, Mrs. Joseph
Cerriboo, Miss Susan Kadonce, Charles
Howenstine and others went to Fort
William on the America the first week
Miss Hlda Benson went out to her
farm the first of the week to hoe her
potatoes.
Claus Hanson and Andrew Holte re-
turned on the boat Wednesday from
business trip to Duluth. Mr.. Hottie
wore cap with gold braid when he
arrived and his friends thought he had
accepted position on the boat, but IT.
transplred that the cap was borrowed to
take the place Of the one which the wind
had carried off for him.
Overseer of Highways Backlund, of
Maple Hill township, has commenced
work on the Gunfint road, 1t is ex-
pected that the work will be carried on
for about month: This work has
been sadly needed and the Improvement
will DO highly appreciated by those
who will use the road.
Messrs Bray, Havlg and Ole Brunes
were visitors the first of the week. They
have started road work in Hovland
township. The work has begun at the
west end of their shore road and they
will work towards Chicago Bay. It is
hoped that they will be able to make a
good shore road this summer, and they
expect to make big effort to complete
it.