The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-07-19
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the week to attend to business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbard and party, of
Minneapolis, are camping here for a
time.
Robert Howenstipe, of Itasca, Wis,
was attending to business matters here
during the week.
81. Mayhem left the first of the week
to attend to business matters at the
head of the lakes.
County Surveyor Harris McIver re-
turned on the Bradshaw Thursday even
ing from an extended trip to Tote.
W. A. Mcdowell, Minneapolis attor-
ney, was here the first of the week. to
transact business at the court house.
Frank A. Day, of Duluth, was here the
frst of the week. John Morrison &C.
companied him Tuesday to the interior.
Treasurer johnson returned on the
Iriquois Tuesday evening from a bus
mess trip to Duluth and tho Twin
Cities.
Miss Maude Miller left the first of the
week to attend the summer school at
Duluth. She expects to teach the pri-
mary room in the local school.
School meeting tonight. You should
show your interest>in the affairs of the
district by attending and voicing your
sentiments IN school matters.
Among those registered at the North
Shore hotel during the week we're Henry
P. Bastean, of New Elm Mimi, M. s.
Adams Of Eau Claire, Wis, and John B.
Ourrie and wife of Chicago, III.
DR.. F. A. Elmqulst arrived on the
America Wednesday evening. He held
services on Maple Hill in the forenoon
and at the local school house in the
evening. There was good attendance
at both services.
L. q. @, Titus left on the Bradshaw
Tuesday evening to transact business
in Duluth, while there he will get timber
part of the county for the use of the
county board of equalization which
meets next week.
A party consisting of Mrs. Andrew
Clauson, Mr.. and Mrs. G. q. Carhart.
and the Misses Amelia Clauson, Ger
trude Miller and Margaret Carhart had
a moonlight excursion on the America
from here and returned on the Brad
shaw from Cascade.
George K. Trask, who has been work.
ing In the register of deeds Office, left
Monday evening for the head of the
lakes. Mr.. Trask has not decided
where he will locate. He has many
friends in this county who wish him
success wherever he NAY decide to make
his home.
The Booth steamer a. R. Dixon, who
ran for many years on this route and
seems to the older settlers like an old
friend, has come to grief. She ran on a
rock at Michepicoten, Ont, last week
and is now in the dry dock at Colling.
wood badly damaged; large hole hav-
ing been punched in the side of the boat
and the keel badly splintered. During
the time the Dixon was on this run she
was in several tight places but never
bad serious accident.
At the regular meeting of the Macca.
bees held last Saturday evening the
following officers we're elected: Com.
ander, G. 81. Carhart; 1t. Commander,
Gust Olson; Sargent, NJ. johnson;
Chaplin, J. L. Lundiu; LIST Master of
the Gard, George Zimmerman; End
Master of the Gard, Ed. Parisien; Master
at Armes, Joe Bushy; Record and
Finance Keeper, Chris Murphy; Senti-
mel, Frank LeSage; Picket, Chas Duhan.
The installation of the officers will take
place next Saturday evening and full
attendance of the members is expected
The tent is experiencing a revival and
bids fair to become strong tent.
The board of county commissioners
held their annual meeting last Monday
Commissioners Jackson and Olson being
present. The board transacted COD.
siderable important business; among
other things they passed resolution
that all accounts against the county
must be fled with the county auditor
at least eight days before meeting of
the board, and that all such accounts be
referred to the county attorney who will
report as to whether the account is q
legal charge against the county and as
to whether thu account is properly Item
lied and verified. This resolution was
at the suggestion Of the public Exam
1nsr. The meeting adjourned until the
28th inst.
Charles J. johnson was at st. Paul
the first of the week and while there
saw the state officials regarding the ap.
pilcation of the town Of Grand Marais
far q loan tn frn1 tbo Ao,4:. :.LlAl