The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-03-01
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: March 10 coming with lion-like roar.
G. H.. Mayhem returned homo lsst
Sunday from Duluth. Z
Andrew Hedstrom returned Wednes-
day from an overland trip to Duluth.
The old timers are unanimous IN pro-
dieting that tho mild woether in Fsbru-
sry will be of set by an especially severe
March.
Prince Henry will lay wreath on tho
tomb OF Of Lincoln. The desoedent of
kings honors man Of tho people. Tho
world 10 still moving.
M. Carnegie advices libraries not to
buy novels less than = year old. A
majority of tho greatest novels Of tho
ago" are dead by that time.
Judge John H. Pinksrtou and David
Mason Of Toto wsre here last Monday
to transact business at the court house.
Mr.. Mason filed on . homestead while
here.
A. V. Johnson returned last Sunday
from business trip to Duluth, he was
accompanied by Miss Stella Hector. who
visited Miss Anna johnson for . tow
days.
The light of the Liberty Statue in
Now York harbor 10 to be dark on &C.
count of cost Of maintaing the torch.
Another case Of sacrificing sentiment to
cents.
The autho rites of Hacksttstown, N.
J, have issued the following sanguiuary
order: "All persons having cats or dogs
running at large arc hereby notified that
they will bt killed unless they are put
under restraint"
The chimney at tho Mayhsw hotel
had it's annual burning out yesterday.
The heavy wind which prevailed made
the oecurance moro risky than usual.
No damage was done, however, and
Landlord Douglas can feel safe for
another year.
The Literary Socisry met last Satur-
day evening and an extended program
was rendered. The Rotations, readings
and songs were all of patriotic charao-
ter. Tonight the first debate was to
haye taken place but owing to the rough
weather the meeting will not be held
until next Saturday.
G. A. Snow & Co., Of Washington, D.
c.. will send free booklet containing
abstracts of decisions in leading patent
cases, and other information Of interest
to inventors, patentees aud manufact-
urere. They will also send booklet on
Trademarks to any ono who may desire
to have trademark registered.
We have soon no formal announce
ment but understand that Captain J. F.
Hector, with Ed. Smith az first mate and
Yohn hacmilleu, a. chief .senginssr, il to
the new Booth boat, America, and
~ Captain Ed. Smith, with Fred
Hector as first mate and James Evans
- chief engineer. il to sail tho Argo on
the south shore.
Under manufacturing industries the
Census Burean has listed tho making of
nswspapers. There are $500 Newspaper
Offices in tho couItry, employing $4,000
workers and paying an aggregate OF
$5O,OOO,OOO in wages, or an average OF
about ton dollars week. It 10 perhaps
needless to remark that some got more,
and some, less.
81. johnson left Wednesday morn.
ing for drive TO Two Harbors, Misses
Anna johnson and Stella Hector were
with him. Miss johnson, who has been
living here for the past few months, will
60 to her homo in Manistee. Mich, and
docs not expect to return ut once. Sha
has made many friends here who will b,
glad to sec her return.
Tho famous Scotch railroad bridge
across tho Firth Of Forth IL now receiv.
ing it's fourth coat Of paint since it val
opened eleven years ago. A regula,
force of IS mon il kept constantly a
work painting tho bridge, and 80 it takes
about three years to work across it, put.
ting on ono coat, it becomes necessary
for tho mon to start in painting The
other end a. soon a. ono trip il finished
Tho Hon. Leslie n. Shaw, Secretary
OF the Treasury, by all odds tho most
picturesque figure that has lately en-.
erRed into pubic view, il tho subject OF
q character sketch in tho February
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