The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-02-01
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Ed. lofty was here during the week
on business. '., ;
Chas. Phillips OF Duluth was a quest
at the North Shore hotel during the
week. =.
Andrew Johnson is in Duluth on
business. His son Marion is quite sick
there.
Chas. J. johnson has distributed art
calanders to his friends, which are very
handsome.
Olof Fredrickson and J. l.. Lundine
returned from Duluth on the Hunter
last Sunday.
CLANS Jacobson of Hovlard was here
Tuesday and Wednesday attending to
business matters.
There was slight covering of leo on
the bay during the week but it has now
entirely disappeared.
P. B. Reilly and John Lynch, two
pine mon, arrived during the week aud
are at work north of here.
Next Tuesday is election day in Du.
luth and both the T1uelson and Hugo
supporters are claiming sure victory.
Fred McKelvey and Fred St. John of
Duluth were among those registered at
the North Shore hotel during the week.
Lee Youngman who has been working
Tor the Scott Bros. at the reservation
left on the Hunter Wednesday night
for Duluth
Father LaMarche has been here dur
ing the week. He came from Fort
William by dog train and expects to
leave Monday for Beaver Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Carhart celebrated
the first anniversary OF their wedding
Thursday evening. About fifty guests
were present at the North Shore hotel
and the evening was spent in dancing.
Chas. J. johnson and the Misses Nellie
Murphy and Anna johnson returned
from Duluth Monday. They drove both
ways as far as Two Harbors and the
young ladies report very pleasant trip.
The delinquent tax list has been han
ded to the printer by the clerk of court.
The list has neatly the same number of
descriptions that it had last year. The
first publication OF it will be in the
HERALD Of Feby. Is,
L. o. G. Titus returned from Duluth
on the Bon Ami Monday, accompanied
by Mrs. Titus and little daughter. Mrs.
Titus had expected to remain in Du-
luth Tor tho winter and her return was
a happy surprise for her friends.
Word reach ed us during the week that
a son was born last week to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tote, of Tote. DR.. Jones
r ga called there on Wednesday return
Ag fne1t DAY. The mother is reported
tsdoirg we'll. We extend congratula-
Tins.
"wednesday was observed at the local
school Is mckinley day." that being
tNanjversary OF VIM. McKinley's birth.
Both rooms joined in the exercises which
consisted of short Rotations bearing on
the character of Mckinley and songs.
The exercises were credit to the teach
ers.
The summary Of births and deaths
occurring in the county as reported by
the differant town clerks has been re-
ceived from the secretary of the state
board of health shows Is births and
eleven deaths, as follows: Town of
Tofte, no births and two deaths; town of
Maple Hill, three births and two deaths;
town of Grand Marais, thirteen births
and seven deaths.
The English company which controls
large part of Isle Royale has an
nounced that it proposes to make use of
their land at once instead Of waiting
until the mineral resources are developed.
It's plan, as given out, is to make the
island summer resort second to none.
At Rock Harbor a large hotet is to be
built, also number OF fine cottages.
The North Shore has every advantage
needed for ideal summer resorts and
Grand Marais should be one OF the best.
HARSH-v0ICED CANAR1RS.