The Cook County herald., 1902-12-06
CAUGHT ON THE RUN

CAUGHT I G ! ON Q THE Rim.
Mrs. Louis Engslson, ofs Totts 81
visiting relatives heres ttor I i ~, days.
Fred Bramer went is Duluth on sth.,
Amsrcra Thursdly evening 70 transact
A son was born to Mr. and Nm. Wm.
Blair last Tuesday,. Mr.. Blair IL en-.
ployed at the Red Clif camp. - -.
Miss Ella Mayhem and sistsr; Edith,
returned on the Bradshaw Tuesday from
IN extended visit with friends in Duluth.
r. h. Douglas has moved tho, drug
store from lts quarters east of tho post
Office to tho lower floor Of his dwelling
house.
The Aaccabse meeting to be hold next
Saturday evening 10 to bs an important
one and full attendance il vsry much
desired.
Tonight, at tho court house hall, will
b organized camp OF Modern Wood
men. About thirty-dye are to join and .
good camp 10 assured.
The eiRht-months-old chill d Of Mr.. and
Mrs. JOS. Carriboo died last Wednesday.
The funeral was held at the Oatho lilo
church Thursday afternoon.
Martin Wannebo 10 laid up with
typhoid fever. So far he has done a.
we'll as could be expected and his friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
John @. Murphy left on tho America
tho first Of tho week for West Duluth.
BE expects to 60 to Oregon in tho near
future to take up timber lands.
John Gluok. who is logging east Of
Devils Track river, returned the drst of
tho week from trip to his~hom in
1ronwood, Mich. Be brought wit b linn
two teams to add to his outfit,
Miss Mildred Monilaws and mother
returned from the head of tho lakes last
Sunday. Miss Monilaws had been ia
attendance at the annual meeting of the
Lake Superior Teachers Association, Of
which she is member. There were
about seven hundred in attendance, of
which four hundred were teachers, and
tha meeting was very prof table ono.
Jacob Hangartner, tho mail contractor,
vas hers the first of the week to start
the ball rolling in the right direction.
The mail will arrive bore Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays at p. m. and
is due to leave at once. This means that
the mail is brou. ht from Two Harbors
in two days instead of three, a. has been
tho case.
The annual crop Of wolf, deer. moose
and bear stories in tho News Tribune 10
being harvested. The Wild animals in
this country are Of an entirely different
type from those which the paper tells
about. There arc large numbers, OF
such animals in this county but they are
not particularly 70 rocious, this We regret
- hair breadth escapes arc interesting
reading.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Husssy and
family expect to leave on tho boat today
for Duluth, and after short visit there
will go to Red Wing, MINI, whore they
will mako their future home. The COM
munity Will regret that they have de-
cided to leave tho county. They have
resided here tor over eight years and arc
OF the class of people that We can i'll
afford to lose. They will make their
homo with Col. VIM. Colvill, at Red
Wing. apd We wish them succsss IN th>ir
new home.
The papers throughout the state are
advocating tho repeal of the "Corruption
Act" they say that it has been in force
since 1895, that there has not been .
single prosecution under the law, and
that it fails to help conditions. This 10
tho act which requires candidates for
Office to dls within thirty days after
election sworn statement OF their elec-
tion expenses. The law limits tho
amount which can bs expended in rum
ming for Office, what are legitimate sx-
psnses and prsscribes . penalty Of $1,000
for failure to make and file tho state.
mont, and heavy penalties for wrongful
use Of money.
Rev. ln K. Hicks 1903 Almanac.
To say that this splendid work Of