The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-05-10
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.

Mrs. Fred Bramer is visiting friends
in Duluth.
Chas. W. Bigsby, OF Cross River, vas
a visiter yesterday.
Messers Bresn and Shea OF West Du.
luth were here on Wednesday.
Miss Hilda Bracken returned Thurs
day from an extended visit with friends
in Duluth.
H. Mayhem has completed the repairs
TO the dock made necessary by a hard
blow by the Argo last fall.
Landlord Douglas received valuable
COW on tho Bradshaw last Monday. He
bought it from E. w. Wakelin.
Hans Enge|son, OF Tote, was here tho
first Of Ito week, transacting business.
BE reports that he is still hauling ties.
L. q. O. Titus left on tha Bradshaw
this morning for Duluth. He expects to
visit the Twin Cities before returning.
Ohas. Duham is up from the rsserva-
ton to attend the regular meeting of
the Maccabses which will be- held to-
night.
Mrs. Louis Engelson made hurried
visit to her parents on Thursday, 70.
turning tho same evening to her home
at Tote.
J. n. Nordby, the Two Harbors cloth
ier, was h visitor yesterday. He was as
usual enthusiastic about the prosperity
Ut the village.
Guy G. Titus returned oh tho Argo
Thursday from an extended visit with
friends in Duluth. His mother and
little sister are expected in few days.
John Clatfy, of Duluth, arrived during
the week and will have charge of the
loading OF the Johnson ties and poles.
A tug and scow is expected on Monday,
Mp. Nelson, of Two Harbors, is here
with stock of dry goods. He repre-
ssnts L. Bergstlne- His busin ess is SAID
TO be somewhat slim as the local people
Charles Coburn, who has been work.
ing at the Scott camp at the reservation,
was brought up on tho Bradshaw this
morning. suffering with q bad Ak cut.
The wound is on his right ankle aud
will lay him up for soms tins.
Last Tuesday John Newton and
Theresa Anaquet were married by JUS
tice OF the Peace Durfee. A number Of
the friends OF the couple had planned
to give them noisy time during the
evening but owing to the rain they
were spared.
The Spanish steamship "Ea", which
went ashore few days ago near Cage
Lookout, on the North Carolina coast,
is said to have the shortest name of any
vessel afoat. There are other steamers
IN the same company, mono of which
has name over 5 letters long.
Wa publish in another column. an ac-
count OF the accident which the Booth
boat, America, met with last Sunday.
The Argo has been making the north
shore ruu in her place. On Thursday
morning Captain Smith did not bring
her into tho harbor owing to the heavy
off-land wind which prevailed, and the
freight was landed on the back beach.
There has boon considerable discus
sion among land men within tho last
few months regarding a decision OF the
land department that anyone making an
entry mist make an affidavit that there
was no salt, ETC., on the land. This rule
worked hardship on those who were
entering lands in many cases, and G. p.
Maglnnis & Son, the we'll known Duluth
land attorneys, have secured a reversal
OF that decision and tho department
will now allow the affidavit to be made
by third party.
There will be a special town meeting
of this township next Saturday to vote
upon the liquor license question. There
is great difference of opinion az to
but there WAS general feeling that the
voters should be given chance to vote
upon the question, and the petition for
the meeting was generally signed by the
representative citiz ems of the town.
The new White Line steamer, Iroquois,
arrived Tuesday evening for tho hrst
time. Owing to the heavy oh-land
wind which prevailed she did not come
into the harbor and the Bradshaw trans
fered her passengers and freight. On
the up trip she was in and those who
saw her are very enthusiastic about her.
There is no doubt that she il the speed
lest and best boat on Lake Superior, and
probably on the chain of lakes. It ID
hoped that her run here will be- profit
able.
The steamer Iroquois, the recent &C.
QUESTION of tho White Line Towing
company, arrived in port early yester.
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