The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-08-23
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.

81. D. Jones returned last evening from
trip to Duluth. ss.s...l 81. 81
Rev. T. K. Jacobs went to Duluth on
the America Thursday evening. s%s Y
E. L. Bradley, of Duluth, was traps
acting business at the court house
yesterday, IT, :..s3> s
J. @. O'Hara, of Duluth, transacted
business at the court house the first of
the week. -, =,
A. w. W1nterfeld, cigar salesman,
called on the local dealers the first part
of the week.
Miss Margaret Wishart, of Duluth,
has been visiting Mrs. O. H. Carhart
during the week.
Chas. Haglund, of Maple Hill town
ship, left on the Thursday boat for q
business trip to Duluth.
James Bowen, the timber man, was
here the first of the week, looking over
timber lands north of here. =
County Surveyor Harris McIver, who
has been west Of here for some time, re-
turned Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Peter Wannebo and little son, of
Terrace Hill, left on the America Thurs
day evening for visit in Duluth.
Prof. H. Hoevel, of Minneapolis, is here.
He has been camping at the Reservation
creek for some time and reports excellent
fishing.
G. H. Smith aud wife, of Duluth, are
here. Mr.. Smith represents a shoe
house and is combining business with
pleasure.
Mrs. Joseph Brotherton and Mrs.
George Method, who have been visiting
Mrs. Chris Murphy, left on the America
Thursday evening for their homes in
West Duluth.
Joseph Carhart, of Mayville, North
Dakota, visited with Mr. and Mrs. @. a.
Carhart the first of the week. He left
on the Wednesday boat to join Senator
LaMoure and party at Grand Portage.
The local tent of the Maccabees has
decided to have an excursion on the
steamer America next Wednesday. A
rate Of So for the round trip to Port
Arthur and around Isle Royale has been
secured and all are invited to 60.
Cap. W. P. Spalding and party, who
have been out for some weeks on the
Captains property north of here, re-
turned yesterday and left on the Brad
shay this morning for their homes. We
will not learn what they accomplished
while out there
Mrs. John Matheson, of Ashland, is
visiting Mr.. Matheson's parents, on
Terrace Hill. Mrs. Matheson reports
that they are doing we'll IN Ashland and
that MIR. Matheson may JOIN the Macca-
bees on their excursion next Wednesday.
He still retains his membership in this
tent.
Publisher Chris Murphy, Of the
HERALD, returned on thesAmerica last
Monday evening from Port Arthur. He
came as far as that point with the Ed
ltorial excursion and he reports a de.
hghtful trip. We will endeavor to pub
fish an extended account OF the trip in
our next issue.
Mrs. NJ. W. Lewis and little son are
visiting Mrs. L. .. G. Titus this week
Mr.. Lewis is the government engineer ir
charge of the harbor survey which il
being made at this point. The work IL
being done IN a very complete manner
both the east and west bay is being
surveyed.
John Il. Van Vliet, Vice-president o.
the Leisure Lumber Company, was here
the first of the week. He brought with
him contracts for the timber known al
the Rice Lake tract in 61-4 west and g.
4 west. The consideration to be paic
aggregates $4,000. This is one of tht
best tracts of timber in the county.
The Steamer Iroquois brought crowc
OF about $50 excursionists here las
Saturday. The crowd entertained them
selves and seemed to have a good time
In the evening the Aaccabees, who were
In session at their hall in the court house
adjourned to one of the Offices dowr
stairs and the party, danced until a latt
hour.
Last Monday tho local Indians held
council and appointed John Morrison
and John Frost as delegates to represent
the band at a general council of Chip
pewa Indians to be held at Odanah, Wis.
on the 9th, 28th and 10Th of this month
There are many matters of mutual i'm
portance to the Chippewa Indian,
wherever situated and it is hoped tina
they can be adjusted at this genera
council. This is the first council Of th,
kind that has been held since 1853, wher
there was one held at the LaPoint,