The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-20
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.

CAUGHT ON THE RUN
Gust Olson returned from Duluth
hast evening. - W.. 6s
N. J. Bray went to Hovland on the
boat last evening. %>#.. b
Marcus F. Bates. and son Gilbert,
were here the first of the week.
Chas. j. johnson went to Duluth on
the boat Thursday to transact business.
The writer sold a COW and calf to
Ole Brunes, Of Rowland, the first of tho
week.
Fred W. Erickson, the we'll known
Duluth grocer, called on his many
friends here this week.
A number of bears have been seen in
this vicinity lately. A. j. Scott killed
two OF them last week.
J. V. Mcdonald and J. G.. Gerlock,
Of Duluth, we're among the guests at the
Broadway hotel during the week.
John and Will Green, of Menominie.
Wis.,, are at the Broadway hotel. They
represent cedar company and are he re-
in it's interest.
The America will not go around the
Island on her Wednesday trips here
after, and will leave Duluth Friday
morning instead of the afternoon.
Noel Hamlln, OF Lutsen, was in town
Thursday morning. He left over the
trail to catch the boat at Lutsen, ex-
pecting to go to Duluth on BUSINESS.
E. H. Douglas has sold his COW and
calf to CLAUS jacobson, of Hovlaud.
Mr.. Jacobson came up after them on
the boat Thursday and returned Friday.
Among the passengers on the America
Wednesday evening was Dan Me-
Donough. Dan is living at Grand
Portage and looks as though the world
is treating him all right.
The Maocabees initiated five new men,
bers at their meeting last Saturday.
There are twelve candidates in line now
for the next meeting and new appli-
cations coming almost daily.
We are pleased to receive very
readable lot of cores pondence from
Maple Hall this week bat on account #
lack of time we are compelled to let Fa
lengthy and interesting article 20 until
next week.
Judge Durfee held court at the court
room last Monday afternoon. E, H.
Douglas pleaded guilty to running a
public nuisa nee and the court imposed
q fine of $25 and costs which was
promptly paid by Mr.. Douglas.
John Morrison went 60 Grand PORT
age. on the Bradshaw Thurs day evening.
He took with HIN considerable house,
hold furniture and expects to return for
his family the first OF the week. He
intends to make Grand Portage his
home in the future.
TO Rem THE one and and one-half
story building south of the school house.
Will give ten months lease or will rent
by the month. Will be IN Grand Narais
next Thursday.
LOUIS PLANTE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Gwatkin, of Battle
Creek, Mich, arrived on the Bradshaw
Monday evening. Mr.. Gwatkin, who is
an old resident of this county, was look
ing after property interests here. He
expressed surprise at the growth there
has been here since his last visit.
A party of St. Paul people were here
during the week, leaving on the America
for Two Harbors Thursday afternoon
The party consisted of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Thos. Cochran, Miss Lewellyn, Miss
Louise Cochran aud DR.. and Mrs. Geo.
A. Bridgran. DR.. Bridgman is presi-
dent of Hamline University.
Mrs. R. Monllaws and daughter left
Wednesday for Grand Marais, where
the former will reside during the coming
school year and her daughter will teach
in one OF the schools OF that place. Sat-
urday afternoon the Ladies' Guild of the
Presbyterian church surprised Mrs.
Monilaws, giving her a very appropriate
farewell. She has been a great worker
in the church and the guild, and one
whose present will be missed. George
Altstatt and bride will occupy the home
OF Mrs. Monilaws here.-Two Harbors
Iron News.
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