The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-04-12
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Chas. J. Johnson was in Duluth dur
ing the week.
Guy G. Titus left on the Hunter
"Wednesday evening for trip to Duluth.
Farmer Mckay returned on tho Brad.
shaw yesterday from a business trip to
Duluth.
81. D. Jones returned on Tie Brand
shaw Thursday evening from q trip to
Duluth.
Constable James Furgeson and John
Fields OF Gross River were here tho first
of the week.
Thr Swedish Lutheran Society on
Maple Hill is starting to erect their
church building.
William Johns was here yesterday
with his electric launch on his way to
Washington Harbor.
Miss Maggie Scott has resigned her
position at the post Office. She expects
to rest up for while.
Chas. J. johnson returned on the
Bradshaw yesterday from a business trip
to Duluth and other points-
John Nelson, who is clerking at the
johnson store, left on tho Bradshaw
yesterday for visit in Duluth.
There was full meeting of tho
county board last Thursday and con.
siderable business was transacted.
Ed. Thorsen, who has been working
at Tote, returned Monday on the
Bradshaw for visit with friends here.
E. G. Carhart, who recently returned
from three years army service in tho
PHILIPPINES, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. G.
Il. Carhart.
K. II. Douglas is moving into the
Lundin house. Fla expects to have
store building in the same locality within
a few days.
Auditor Murphy is having a large
clearing made on bis land west of town
and expects to have 4 first class farm
this summer.
E. W. Wakeln received word the
FIRST Of the week that his brother was
very sick at his home near Duluth. He
left on the Huoter.
R. H. Douglas returned on tho Hunter
Wednesday from a trip to st. Paul.
Master Malcolm saw to it that the bear
returned with them.
Charley Miller has so far improved
chat his sister, Miss Maude Miller, 70.
turned last Monday to take charge of
her school at Good Harbor Hill. ~
J. Callahan, the Duluth manager for
the Singer Sewing Machine Company,
was here the first of the week. He ex-
poets to be here again during the sum-
Ener
TIE prompt and effective justice
metsd out to Nicely st. ,a. has gone a
great way toward removing the only
blot On the American occupation of
Cuba.
Capt. J. F. Hector sailed the Hunter
this week as Capt. Smith had been
transferred to the Argo which is running
on the south shore. The new Booth
boat, America, is expected next week.
The Literary Society held it's regular
meeting last Saturday and An interest
ing program was given. Tonight the
winners OF the last two debates will
meet and an interesting evening is
promised.
Chairman Fred Jackson waited here
Tor the boat Wednesday and on Thurs
day he rowed to Hovland. He did not
seem to think that it was joke, but
acknowledges that he is GLOW to see tho
point in some jokes.
Miss Gertrude Miller arrived on the
Bradshaw yesterday, having completely
recovered from her very serious siege of
typhoid fever. She will be engaged
either at the bank or at the post Office.
Her many friends are pleased to SEQ her
again.
William Marshall, who was stewart
on tho Argo the first part of last sum-
mer, arrived with an electric launch
Wednesday evening and will fish during
the season at this point. Some of the
machinery being out of order he re-
turned on the Hunter for Duluth to get
an expert to fix il.
Joseph Bushey has commenced the
erection Of building which he expects
to use as barber shop. This is the
sixth building which are in the course of
construction, they are, besides Mr..
Bushey's, Sam Zimmerman's dwelling,
G. J. Johnson's new store, Mr. Bramer's
store, J. l.. Lundin's dwelling and Gust
Olson's store building. A number of
Others are contemplating other build
ings.