The Cook County herald., 1902-12-13

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CAUGHT ON THE RUN. /.
Election Of officers Of tho Maccabess
occurs tonight. :~.">s...< .< >55s&s=
John Croft, OF Cascade, il visiting 1t
tho county seat.
John Kluck made = business trip to
Duluth during tho week. ..~
Chas. J. johnson went to Duluth on
tho America Wednesday.
Jos. Britton, of West Superior, il in
town looking after land matters.
L. Luudin and Gust L. Peterson
went to Duluth during tho week.
Next. Friday tho schools in this dis
trict will close for a two weeks vacation.
Mayor Engelsen, Of Tote, transacted
business at the county seat last Thurs
day.
John @. Erickson went to the head of
tho lakes the first OF the week to trans
act business.
Richard E. Cary, of Duluth, vas here
during the week looking after the in
tsrests Of the Norton estate.
Noel Hzmlin, OF Lutssn, came from
Duluth yesterday with very dne horse
which he took 10 biz camp over tho trail.
Knuts Ssgrove and Edd Sterling went
to Duluth on the Bradshaw the first of
the week. They returned on the America
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gilbert have
been here during tho week, Mr.. Gill
bort being on business connected with
the Red Cliff Company
Hans Holte vent to Duluth on the
America Wednesday. he expects to
make final proof on his homestead At the
land Office. Andrew Holte and Claus
Hanson accompanied Mr.. Holts.
Deputy Strand, of tho Modern Wood
men did not reach here until too late to
organize the camp last Saturday on
account Of the storm, aad the camp will
be instituted at the court house hall
tomorrow at two o'clock.
J.J. Hussey and family expected to
get away last Saturday but did not leave
until Friday, on the America. Rough
weather prevented their going the first
OF the week and the boats being 20
loaded that they could not take their
goods made another de2ay.
Contractor J. L. Lundin returned from
Tote the first Of the week, having COM
pleted the new school building there
The building which was erected is very
handsome one as we'll az much more
commodious than the old one. The old
building las been purchased by the
town of Tofts for town hall.
It Is reported that today's trip is to
bs tho last one of the sesson for tho
Booth steamer, America, that the COM
pany Intends to put. on ono OF the
recently acquired boats, the Moore, to
run as long as possible. The White line
boat, tho Bradshaw, has b~en fitted
throughout with steam radiators and is
very comfortable boat in tho coldes
weather. If the Moore il as warm the
service will be first class.
The new Booth steamer, Moore, called
in here last evening. She was enroute
from the $780, to Duluth. In charge of
Capt. B. F. Howard. Before reachiog
here tho engineer met with 4 painful
accident and DR.. Houston was. sum-
monsd to attend him. The accident
was caused by the man slipping and
falling on some of the machinery and
was very painful but probably not dan.
Rsrous. Capt, howard was snthusiastic
about the sea going qualities of the
boat, having had an excellent opportunity
OF testing her on the way up.
The mail service since tho boats
stopped carrying it has been the worst
it has been in the memory of tho Oldest
inhabitant. The first twelve days no
newspapers Ut al were receiyed and
only two letter mails, ono of them being
only from Lutssn; this week there was
no mail at Ill until Thursday. The
schedule which was announced in the
HERALD last week has been changed, tho
mail now being due here on Monday
evening, Thursday evening and Satur-
day evening, and it il due to leave Ut 8