The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-08-16
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.

Fred 0. Harris, Of Duluth, was here
during the week visiting friends.
Fred Asplund, of Lutsen, was visitor
at the court house on Thursday.
D. D. Mcdonald and daughters have
returned to their home in Duluth.
John Brunsel, of Duluth, was regis
tered at the Broadway hotel during the
week.
Tuesday night number of the young
people enjoyed an informal dance at the
court house.
Mrs. J. F. Hector loft last Saturday
for Duluth after visit of some weeks
with friends here.
Miss Stella Hector and brother John
arrived on the America Friday for q
visit with friends.
The tug Lulu M. Ray, with scow, was
here the first of the week. The outfit
was enroute to Port Arthur where We
understand it has been purchased.
Messers LaMoure, Hanna, Porter and
Jewel, OF North Dakota, arrived on the
America Wednesday evening for an out
ing. They left for points along the
shore on Thursday.
A. 81. Brown, L. B. Wachtel and O. E.
Wachtel. of Duluth, who fshed at Kim
ball creek the first part of tho week re-
turned on tho America Thursday even
ing to their home.
Hallet Roberts and Willis Eaton, of
Duluth, have been guests at the Broad
way during the week. They have been
chasing the brook trout hard all week
with considerable success.
CA A. Nelson and son Carl made q
hurried visit to the county seat Wednes-
day evening. Having some business be-
tween hero and their home at Lutsen
they left the next morning in a row boat.
Frank A. Day, of Duluth, was here
Thursday transactine business at the
court house. He left on the Bradshaw
Thursday evening for a cruise around
Isle Royale. Nijoda accompanied him
in the capacity OF guide.
John West, who broke his leg a few
weeks ago, returned on the America last
Sunday. He is still walking on crutohes
but is improving rapidly. His many
friends here were pleased at his rapid
improvement and glad to see him back,
M. w. Lewis, of the Government
Engineering Department, arrived on the
Bradshaw Thursday evening to make
survey of tho harbor here. John
A. Blume and Charles Cornish will
assist him and it is expected that the
work will take two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G.. Bremner, OF
London, Ont, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. r. H. Douglas. Mr.. Bremner is a
veteran newspaper man and is the pub
Usher and editor of tho London Free
Press, one of the most influential papers
of Lower Canada.
Gust Olson retured on the America
last Sunday from Duluth where he made
arrangements with the steam boat lines
that run here for the Maccabee excursion
The line has not been decided upon a.
yet. The tent will meet this evening and
final arrangements are to be made.
Charles Miller returned the first of the
week from Duluth where he bought 6
stock of confectionery. He has opened 6
store next to the Drug Company, ano
besides confectionery he has stock oil
jewelry. He served an apprenticeship
as repairing jeweler and is prepared tt
do all kinds of watch and clock repair
ing.
Auditor and Mrs. Chris Murphy left
on the America last Saturday for Duluth
Mr.. Murphy joined the Editorial ex,
cursion on Monday and Mrs. Murphy
returned on the America Wednesday
evening. She was accompanied by Mr.
Murphy's sisters, Mrs. Joe Brotherton
Mrs. George Method and Miss Nellie
Murphy.
About thirty of the young people went
to Lutsen on the America last Saturday
and returned Sunday evening. The
weather was not as bright as it might
have been but that did not hinder the
party from having the time of their lives
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson entertained thu
party in royal style and all who were
fortunate enough to be with the party
will always remember their hospitality
Captain VIM. P. Spau1ding, OF Saul
Ste Marie, Mich, who has been working
on mineral proposition in this count,
for some years, arrived on the Bradshaw
Monday and left for his property nortl
Of here the next day. He was accom-
panied by his sons, DR.. E. B. Spauldinf
of Detroit, Mich, and DR.. A. E. Spauld
ing OF Luverne, MIMI, and by Marshal
Rease of Detroit, Mich. The Captain bal
never lost faith in his property and Still
firmly believes that he 10 right in hil