The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-06-28
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.

CAUGHT ON THE RUM.
Chris johnson went to Duluth Mon
day to transact business.
J. Riley, q Duluth timber man, was
here the frat of tho week.
Anton Sandvik. q Gunflint farmer,
was here the drst Of the week.
Col. Andrew Larson returned last Sun.
day from business trip to Duluth.
John KING, Of Schroeder, transacted
business at the county seat during the
week.
Peter M. Gas. at Eseanaba, Nioh., was
guest at the,Nerth Shore house during
the wesk.
Ed. Downie and daughter. Miss
Mildred, returned to bis home in Duluth
on the Bradshaw Tuesday.
Herman Helmerson, of Terrace Hill,
went to Duluth on the Bradshaw this
morning to transact business.
The Iroquois did not call. in here on
her way up on Thursday on account Of
tho OF land wind which prevailed.
A party of Terrace Hill farmers went
to Duluth on Thursday. Among them
we're Claus Hanson and Andrew Holte.
County Surveyor Harris MoIver, who
has been working at Toto for some time,
il transaoting business at tho county
seat.
Chairman N. J. Bray, of Hovland; was
a passenger on the America last Sunday
enroute for home after hurried trip to
Isanti county.
A telephone has bssn installed in tho
court house. This will be of much value
to the officers and those doing business
with the Offices.
Wilhelm Pleoka has lived 100 years in
tho self same house, No. 10 Schimmel-
gasse, Vienna. So far a. known this
record is unique.
Jown H. Pinkerton, of Tote, and @. A.
A. Nelson, of Lutsen, were here the frat
OF tho week. They were delegates to
the COW ention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Havig were here
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr.: Havig
and Olo Gundersou represented Hovland
at the county convention.
Byron Oulbertson, who has been IT,
eistaut assessor for Marle Hill township,
loft on the America Thursiay. having
completed bis work there.
Last Tuesday there was . picnic on
Maple Hill. Tho day il called mid.
summer day" ID the old country. and 10
generally observed ~ holiday.
jam Szpera, of Duluth, was here
during tho week to look over his prop
erty on Maple Hill. 10 took homestead
there eleven years ago. He notes several
changes in his nsighborhood since that
time.
Editor Bingham. Of the Two Harbors
Trade Journal, was round trip passen-
ger on the America last Sunday. Mr..
Bingham gives Two Harbors first claes
paper and to ell appearances it 10 appre-
ciated.
The Duluth health authorities have
warned the Booth and White lines that
there Is small pox at Split Rock and
that they should be very careful whom
taking passengers from there. It is
hoped that the desease can be stamped
out promptly.
The coronation Of the King of England
has had to be postponed for three
months, owing to the serious illness of
the King. This will seriously mar the
plans Of large number of people and is
very much regretted by tho whole world,
and it is hoped that his majesty will
soon recover his health.
Miss Mildred Monilaws, OF Two Har-
bors, was here tho drst Of the week.
While hero We understand that she made
arrangements to teach the west side
school on Maple Hill. Miss Moniaws
has taught the Beaver Bay school for
two years add has given excellent salts.
faction.
The town board Of review met last
Monday and judging from tho entire
absence Of complaints the taxpayers Of
this town are satisfied lot. There 10 Z
general feeling that the assessment
in this county is better thu year
than ever before, al tho towns, except
one, having secured estimates of tho
timber.
Cholera has broken out in Manila and
the authorities are taking heroic mea-
surss to stop its ravages. The govern
ment bought up all tho houses 10 q
squa|id section of the city that was 4
hot-bed for the disease and burned them
to destroy the great menace thew oor.