The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-12-27
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at his home in the southern part of tho
state. e. s .#5. I'll ~ st , ,s3ass
John jacobson, Of Rowland TRANSACTED,
business at the county seat the first 81
the week, y t3% z g m. 81 #S5 A
Invatations have bsen issued BY Tho
committee of the Woodmsn for their.
hrst ball, next Wednesday evening. 5. ]. n
Mrs, MoniIaws and daughter, Of Maple
Hill, enjoyed 4 Christmas vlsit,from Mrs.
Nonilaws' son, who is located at Two
Hsrbors. ~
Az. Scott, who has been at the Reser-
yation for the past six weeks, came up
to spend Christmas with his family. he
does not expect to return to the camp.
J. L. Lundine has commenced the
erection Of store building on his lots
in block 46, He expects to build quite
large building and it will be no mean
addition to the town. -. rs -.
The Bon Ami has been substituted for
tho Bradshaw by the White Line and
will continue az long as the weather
permits. The Bon Ami has been on this
run before and is wsll known az q
staunch little boat.
Ono Of tho hands on the Bon Ami had
narrow escape from death yesterday
morning. He slipped on the icy walk on
the boat and fell between the boat and
dock. As tho boat left for Duluth in a
short time the extent of his injuries was
not ascertained.
Both the Moore and Bon Ami crews
were forced to spend Christmas here.
tho boats attempted to unload at tbs
camps east of here on Wednesday but
the heavy wind drove them to shelter
here, and they we're obliged to take q
part Of their load back to Duluth.
Christmas is past. Tho day here was
observed quietly, the weather being very
severe, On Christmas eve the local
Sunday School had tree for tho schol-
ars at the home of the Misses Miller
A number Of the young people braved
the storm and thoroughly enjoyed them.
selves.
On Maple Hill services were held at
the church early Christmas morning
and in the afternoon the young people
had an entertainment and Christmas
tree to remind them of the season. A
number that had intended to DO present
were prevented by the inclement weather
but those who were present report an
excellent program aud good time.
Andrew Larson has leased the Broad
way hotel for a term OF two years to
n. A. Gehrke Mr.. and Mrs. Larson
will take a we'll earned rest. The new
proprietor Is an experienced hotel man
aud will give first class service. He has
been employed by the Red Cliff CON-
pany as cook for several years. His
family will move here in the near future.
Two Harbors is to have a hanging.
Louis Carriveau was convicted last week,
OF murder in first degree, at special
term of court held TOR the purpose OF
trying the case. The crime for which
Corriveau was convicted was committed
at Knife River tho middle of October
and, from the newspaper account, was
q cold blooded affair, growing out Of a
small row in salooo, tho bartender be.
ing tho victim.
DR.. and Mrs. n. D. Jones and Kirby
Jones expect to leave for tho winter
during the next week. They expect to
spend most OF the time in Duluth. The
family has been here several years and
have made many friends throughout the
county who hope that they will return
to take up their residence again in The
spring. Kirby Jones expects to trans
act business IN Kalamazoo, Mich, and
Chicago, ILL.,, in tho near future.
The News Tribune IL working down
the shore with it's wolf and moose stories
and this county will probably soon have
some thrilling tales Of narrow escapes &c
boast OF. St. Louis county has bean
we'll worked and Lake county is nov
getting its share. Those who have bust.
ness IN the woods should subscribe f,l
tho News Tribune, otherwise they may
not know how ferocious the deer, moose
and wolves are.
The q. 8. Civil Service Commission
reports that for the year ending June
30, 1902, there were 1888 persons ap.
pointed from its negiste rs. This waf
1852 more than was ever before ap
pointed in Il single year. Anyone wish
lDg information about these position
Can secure it free hy writing, for The
Civil Service announcement OF the
Columbian Correspondence College,
Washington, D. G. The Commission
will hold examinations to secure young
men and women tor these places during
March and April, at Duluth, Mankatt
and Minneapolis. Many people do moi
knn~ thof thooe =.