The Cook County herald., 1902-11-22
CAUGHT ON TT1E.RUN.

CAUGHT ON THE RUN.
Noel Hamlin, Of Lutsen, ~ i visitor
duriug the week. \ RI. 5:$ II 7;
Rltchard Rydell was up from tho ssser-
vation Wednesday. \ - .sS..S5 s,.:15.s
John G. Murphy il visiting rsiativ,s
here for few days. e =. Z, .<.z5@: 4 L: n
Kirby Jones made q business trip 10
Duluth during tho week. s~. ).
B. Berg, Of West Superior, was rs1is-
tered at tho Broadway Monday.
Mrs. Fred Jackson, Of Hovland, went
to Duluth on the America Thursday.
James @. Scott spent Sunday in town.
He has charge of the cedar camp on the
reservation.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Armstrong, of Du-
luth, visited friends hero tho first Of
the week. IT,,
Clerk Mcdonald, of the Red Cliff
company made business trip to Duluth
during the week.
John Hanson arrived on the Bradshaw
last Tuesday to visit friends here. Hs
will leave for Norway next week.
Bernt and CLAUS jacobson, of Hovland,
were passengers on tho America Thurs.
day evening, enroute to Duluth.
Edd Sterling, who is getting out
cedar near the Cascade river, was in
town during the week to get supplies.
DIR. O. A. Houston has fitted up IN
Office next to the Mayhsw hotel whore
he is now prepared to taxa care of any
and all cases.
County Treasurer Elect Fred Jackson
was up from Hovlsnd Thursday. He
expects to move his family here before
the first of the year.
W, B. Smith, assistant purchasing
agent of the Chicako, Milwaukee and st.
Paul Railroad, was here during the week
to look up cedar in this vicinity.
ions Peterson returned during tho
week from trip to Guna1nt and vicinity.
He reeeutly filed on homestead in GIL
west, near the Terrace Hill settlement.
Jos. Bushy has started barber shop
in the bailding next to the drug store.
This is an addition to the place that will
be appreciated and will no doubt Prove
profitable.
Chas. J. Johnson returned from trip
to Chicago tho first of the week. He
was accompanied on his return by his
cousin, Miss Anna Johnson, and Miss
Mary Swanson, of Chicago.
The Maccebee ball which was post
poned until THANKSGIVING will be held
next Thursday evening at tho court
house hall. The tickets which were sold
will be good for that evening.
None Of the candidates at the gsnera}
election have fled their expense ac-
counts. This Is required to bs filed
within thirty days after election by, Ill
candidates, whether successful or not.
Organizer Strand, who 10 organizing a
lodge of Modern Woodmen, has secured
the required number and camp will be
started at an early date. About thirty
have 'sigui1ed their intention Of joining,
"Jack" Scott Jr. shot six.months-old
cub last Wednesday morning. The bear
had been seen in the viclnity Of tho
residence of r. II. Douglas . pumber Ut
times and Jack finally succeeded in get-
ting shot at it. It wss about halt
grown and in excellent condition.
The county commissioners hold .
special meeting last Friday and trans
acted considerable routine business.
Among other things they unanimously
approved tho bond of John Drouillard,
Court Commissioner, a. to surety. The
proceedings are published elsewhere IN
this issue.
Among tho instruments filed in the
Office of the Register of Deeds during
tho past week vas deed from the State
OF MINI esota to the Duluth and Iron
Range Railroad Company. The deed
conveys 7,633.61 acres of land in this
county. It is signed by Governor r. s.
Van SAINT and attested by Secretary
of State Peter Hanson.