The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-11-15
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.

CAUGHT ON THE RUN. !
Gust Olson was at tho head Of tho
lakes during thswsek. E'@ s~;ss 5.s,..5
II. Mayhsw made = business trip to
Duluth during tho week. s3s5:.
John Morrison was up from Grand
Portage during the week. .a,t s:
A.. J. johnson won't to Duluth on the
Bradshaw Thursday evening. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. 81. Carhart went to
Duluth on tho Bradshaw Thursday
evening.
The boats have been very irregular
during tho past two weeks owing to the
heavy winds.
Mr.. Strand, of Duluth, is here, en-
deavoring to organize lodge Of Modern
Woodnen of America.
Mrs. Chris Murphy left on the Brad
shaw last Saturday afternoon for visit
with relatives in st. Paul.
All candidates arc requested to file
sworn statement of election expenses
within thirty days sitter election.
There were 243 male votes in the
county aud 20 female votes 1T the elec-
ton as shown by the official returns.
Chas. j. johnson went to Duluth on
the Bradshaw last Saturday. He OK
poets to visit tho Twin Cities before rs-
turning.
Peter Strand, of Tote. was hero dur
ing tho week to have badly cut band
attended to. DR.. Houston dressed the
wound.
The Whitney Bros. tug, Maxwell, and
scow, Interstate. that have been loading
cedar west of here, came in for shelter
Tuesday.
School District No. l has engaged G.
G. Monker for truant officer and tho
experiment of enforcing the compulsory
law IL being gwen trial.
Rev. s. A. Jameson WAS here last
Sunday. He held services at the Maple
Hill church in the afternoon and at the
court house hall in the evening.
John MCGUIRE and daughter, Eliza
beth, were hers during tho week. DR..
Houston relieved tho young lady Of An
aching tooth while they we're here.
A county commissioner meeting was
scheduled for last Thursday, but owing
to the northeast storm Commissioner
EnRelsen could not reach here until
Friday.
FOUND-Thursday evening, at the
Grand Marais Post Office, Gum of
money. Owner may have same by ap-
plying to Kirby Jones and proving
property.
The Bradshaw was compelled to lay
here Tuesday and Wednesday on
account of the heavy northeast storm
which prevailed. She had a cargo to
unload at the camps east Of here.
The first real snow storm of the season
was on Thursday evening and what 1t
lacked in depth it made up in width.
1t arrived sideways at q rate of several
more miles an hour than was necessary
We neglected to state ia our last issue
that Coroner Aug. ). johnson has been
reelected. While it is to be hoped that
this Office will not be kept busy it 10 IN
important one, and in case there is any
business tho coroner is put in a position
OF great responsibility.
Father LaMarche performed two mar
riage cermonies while here. Angus
LeSage and Mary Morrison were married
Monday morning and George thinner
man and Ellen J. Droulllard Monday
evening. The young people are we'll
known here and the HERALD wishes all
OF them much Joy in their marri"d life.
The canvassing board was in session
Thursday to canvass the election returns.
They found that the official figures were
the same as those published in the
HERALD last week. The board consisted
Of Auditor Murphy and Justices of the
Peace Goo. 81. Durfee OF Grand Narals
and Aug. J. johnson of Maple Hill.
This county gave DR.. Budd = good
majority while his home county gave his
opponent about 400 more than it did tho
doctor. This was not because the voters
Of Lake county thought that the doctor
would not be good representative but
for other reasons. We hope that Repre-
sentative Budd will remember that Cook
county 10 in his district.
An AerObAtie Pianist.
A Milan correspondent tells of q
pianist named Bancia, who at Venice
renant1v set himself IN hraok tho roc