The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-10-04
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.

CAUuH1>ON IHER RUN.
Kirby Jones was in Duluth tho first Of
tho week. r., "a
Edward Stirling, of Cascade, was in
town yesterday on business.
Chas. J. johnson went to Duluth last
Monday evening, returning Wednesday.
Gust Olson made Q business trip to
tho head Of tho lakes tho frat of tho
week.
Richard Foster, of Hovland, was q
visitor during the week. He filed on .
homestead while here.
DR.. A. F. Elnquist arrived last Mon
day and held meetings according to tho
notice given last week. The services at
tho court house Tuesday evening wore
we'll attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Emeaut left on the
America Thurdsay for their home be-
tween Duluth and Two Hsrbors. Their
friends here hope that they will visit
Grand Marals often.
The White Line steamer, Iroquois,
has loft the head Of the lakes for tho
season and has been taken to Toledo to
have extensive changes made in it. The
improvements that are contemplated
will greatly increase tho cabin room on
tho boat. The IroQuois has had . sue
cessful season and the management will
put 1t on the run next season with re-
newsd confidence. Captain Singer, who
was responsible for the boats coming,
should get liberal patronage in return
tor his large Investment.
Last Wednesday afternoon Almer
Nelson, who Is working 1T the "Goat''
farm, heard noise among the flock; he
promptly investigated the matter and
found bear making love to ono of the
goats, at least he had his arms around
her. The goat did not seem to recipro.
cato tho warm feeling of tho bear and re-
sented his attentions. Mr.. Nelson,
thinking that the goat should have her
own choise. secured his rife and shot
the bear without ceremony. Mr.. Nelson
thinks that there are several bear in the
vicinity and expects to take the part of
the goats in any future attempts at
familiarity.
DR.. F. B. Weber, chemist from Chi.
bago. has come up into this northern
country to got rid of the last traces OF
malaria fever, and at tho same time look
up the subject of titanic iron ores
These ores, occarring in the gabbro ex-
clusively, are worthless. The Doctor
has been experimenting a number oil
years with these ores and desires tc
secure some of them as high IN titanium
as 50 or 40 per cent for further expert
menting. DR.. Weber left for HIS home
Thursday afternoon, greatly i'm.
proved in health and with good opin.
ion OF this county. Anyone writing to
the. doctor, at Chicago, will receive
prompt attention.
John Drouillard was arrested Thurs.
day on the charge of selling liquor to
the Indians. Deputy United States
Marshal Mallory came down on the
America Wednesday and went through
to Grand Portage. Droulllard was in
formed that he would be arrested upon
return of the boat, 10 WHOM the boat
came in he was at the dock prepared to
accompany the official to Duluth, which
he did. The arrest of DrouilIard was q
great surprise to the people of Grand
Marais as it has rot been rumored that
he was connected with such q business
and it is certain that he has not made
business of it. Whoever ia responsible
for the arrest is like the proverbial
somebody who would "strain al q nat ard
swallow camel", for. while they cause
the arrest of Drouillard, who may OF
may not be guilty of single offenss
others, who are known to be openly max.
ing business Of the same thing, are
not molested.
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