The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-21
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.

e. Leonard, of Lutsen, was visiting
here Thursday.
Miss Irene Ecker, of Duluth, il visit
ing Mrs. l.. U. @. Titus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bramer made a
Duluth trip during the week.
Charley Miller returned yesterday
from a visit with relatives in Duluth.
Solicitor Mcdonald, of tn. Duluth
News Tribune, called during the week.
Commissioner Jackson was a visitor
at the county seat on Thursday after
noon.
Andrew Hedstrom returned on the
1roquois Tuesday evening from . trip
to Duluth.
A dance at the court house was held
last night and thoroughly enjoyed by
those present.
The North Shore hotel now presents
an attractive appearance with a new
coat of paint.
Found-A pocket.book. Owner can
set Same by calling at this Office and
proving property.
Col. Andrew Larson won't to Duluth
on the America Thursday afternoon to
transact business matters.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Howenstine died Thursday. The
funeral is being held at the church this
afternoon.
A boy made his appearance at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Morrison
yesterday. Johns face was wreathed in
smiles today.
N, J. Bray, of Hovland, was q pas.
senger on the boat last Saturday for q
trip to St. Paul aud to his old homo in
Isanti County.
A. Van Johnson left Thursday after.
noon on the America for hurried bus
mess trip to Duluth, returning on the
America Friday.
Il. @. Dunbar, who has been a very
popular steward on the America, has re-
signed. 1t ls hoped that his successor
will be as accommodating.
The Scott brothers came up from their
camp at the reservation the first of the
week having completed their winters
work there. They have not decided az
to what they will do next winter.
Mrs. Louis Engelson arrived from her
home at Tofte on the America Wednes-
day, for visit. Her. sister, Maop ie
Scott who has been visiting at Tote,
returned with her.
All the boats of this shore are doing q
good tourist trade this season. There ie
not poor boat on this shore on either
line and the travel is distributed more
than it was last year.
Miss 'Rose Murphy returned on the
Bradshaw Thursday evening after spend
ing her vacation with relatives in Du.
luth. Owing to sickness she did not
visit st. Paul as expected.
Ed. Downey and daughter, Miss
Mildred, of Duluth, arrived on the
Bradshaw Thursday evening to spend a
few days. Mr.. Downey will look over
some land few miles north of here in
which lie is Interested.
The editor left this afternoon to meet
his family in Duluth. Mrs. Carhart will
be accompanied on her return by her
grandmother, Mrs. E. R. Smith, OF New
Orleans, La. and Miss Margaret Car.
hart, Of Mayvi|le, N. D.
Harry Nesbitt and $. O. Ster~ett
left Monday evening after fishing
trip here. Owing to high water the,
did not catch rs many fish as expec, Ell
bnt they got wet all over which they
would not have done had the water been
normal. Mr.. Nesbitt lost a steel rod
with rel and line attached in the Devils
Track river and nil pay So reward for
its return to this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Eaton and Mrs..
Guy Eatoo, with their father, returned
to their home in Duluth on the America
Thursday from fishing trip at Rsser-
walton river. Of course they made big
cath. We refrain from telling The
story Of the fishing they had as they
report it, for, while of corse it was true,
people would not believe it, and their
average according to their story was
considerable above that allowed nv law.
They are enthusiastic about the Rsser.
walton river.
A telephone line is being eracted in
the village, running from tho court
house to the post Office and to different
residences. Sam Zimmerman has charge
OF the construction department., and the
switch board will be put IN the post
office b'lildiog. It is expected that the
line will be extend ed from time to time