The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-09-06
CAUGHT ON THE RUN /.

John O. Erickson returned from Du-
luth Thursday evening". #i "
s. F. Beede visited with his family in
Minneapolis this week. >,~H +
Mr.. and Mrs. Mossberqer, Of st. Paul,
are camping at Kimball creek.
Miss Maud. Miller returned homo
from Duluth Wednesday evening.
John Beargrease and family returned
to their home in Beaver Bay Thursday.
Mrs. E. 81. Douglas left on the
America Thursday evening for Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bramer went to
Duluth on the America Thursday even
ing:
John G. O'Hara. tho we'll known pine
land man arrived on the boat last even
ing to look over lands in this vicinity.
Miss H attic Ashford, of Gooseberry,
is in town engaging residence for her
parents who intend to move here soon !.
VIM. Burnett, the we'll known Duluth
timber man, returned to Duluth Thurs
day after spending week in tho woods
north of here.
John King returned Thursday even
ing from Thomasville. We learn that
Mr.. King intends to move with his
family to Oregon soon.
Misses Stella Hector and Ella MAYHEM
took tri p to Port Arthur and Isle
Royale on the America Monday. Miss
Hector, who has been visiting with Miss
Mayhem for some time, returned to her
home in Duluth by the same trip,
George K. Trask returned to Grand
Marais Wednesday evening for visit
with his many friends. His school at
Knife River was to have opened last
Monday but on account of the preva-
lence of diphtheria in the district it will
not open until the 22nd inst.
The sacrament of confirmation was
administered to about fifty people at the
Catholic church Wednesday morning by
Bishop McGolric of Duluth. The Bishop
arrived here on the Bradshaw Monday
evening and left on the America We'd
nesday evening in company with Father
LeMarche, for Grand Portage, where he
had class to confirm on Thursday.
Father LaMarche ma de two couples
happy during his stay here the first of
the week. On Tuesday morning at the
church he married Joseph Thomas and
Miss Julia Morrison and on w ednesday
morning he performed the ceremony
which made Alexander LaGarde aud
Mrs. Mary Anaquet happy. All of the
parties are old residents of this place
and the Herald wishes them happy. and
prosperous married life.
The steamer Belle Cross arrived here
Wednesday with a logging outfit for the
Red Cliff Lumber Company which ex-
poets to operate in 61-2 east during the
coming season. The outfit was in
charge of Supt. London, and work on
the camps has begun. There were about
200 men with the outfit and about 20
teams. The local dock is still we'll
covered with lumber and supplies.
The writer and wife returned from the
State Fair on the boat last evening.
The Minnesota state fair has grown to
be the biggest of it's kind on tho contin-
ent, and is credit to the state. The
agricultural exhibits are eye-openers and
nearly all the counties have fine exhibits.
The head of the lakes was not repre-
sented but the surrounding counties
were and the showing can not help being
big advertisements. This county could
have creditable exhibit there next year
If the farmers made preparation in time,
and it Is suggested that each of the
farmers plan to have some sample of
their crops ready for exhibition next
year.