The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1902-05-03
CAUGHT ON. THE RUN.

CAUGHT ON THE RUN.
Mrs. Il. D. Jones u visiting in On.
luth.
J,H. Wlntsrasld Of St.. Paul was here
on Thursday to look up the chance of
getting store in here. '~,:'>.
Martin Asrhaus Of Pork Bay arrived
on tho America Wednesday. -:
W. F. Youngs returned from his Du.
luth trip last Sunday Evening".
Fred Bramsr returned from business
trip to Duluth on the America last Sun
day.
Alex. ]. Mcdonald, the we'll known
land man, has been here during the
week.
County Surveyor McIvsr has returned
from Lutssn whore he has been scaling
logs.
81. Mayhsw went to Duluth on the
America last Monday night to transact
business.
Carl Hedlund, who made Z trip to
Duluth the first of tho week, returned
on tho America.
John T. Rober9 Of Maple Hill went
on the America Thursday afternoon to
visit friends in Duluth.
D. d. Mcdonald, tho board timber
man, returned on tho Amer1os Wsdnes-
day from trip to Duluth.
Andrew Hsdstron won't to Duluth On
the Bradshaw Thursday night to at end
to business matters there.
Frsd Jackson OF Hovland came up on
tho America Thursday afternoon snd
returned on tho Bradshaw Friday even.
ing.
Frank Olson aud John Dahlstrom,
who have besn working at the Soott
camp At the reservation, wsre here dur
ing the week.
I'll. hammers WAS here during tho week
visiting old acquaintances. He recently
returned fr~m Oregon where he has had
Charge of mine,
The county auditor has received the
first list Of n-w lands from tho state
auditor, they comprise 1881. ~ acres.
There il always second list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brauer gave q
dance at their nov konss On tho West
Side last evening which WIS we'll att,n-
ded and az enjoy able time resuItsd.
Father LaMarche left on tho America
Thursday morning for Beaver Bay. H~
finds travelling on his long trip much
more pleasant in tho summer than in
tho winter.
The tug Maxwell and sow Interstate
came in Thursday. They had bseu
getting load of gravel 1T tho Brule but
were forced to quit on account of the
heavy northeast.
Ono OF tho prominent stci.ty youov
men caused hi- friends some IN.
easinfI" for a few hoars last evening
by getting lost. He fonnd himself. how.
ever, before he got t'o far away.
The Booth boat Anrrica arrived hc..
for the hrst time last Sunday evening.
We gave full description Ut the h.s.
last winter. it comes up to expectation,
No to comfort and spsed. General Nan.
ager Turner WAS aboard.
A party Of Gnu F:iot farmers CAM
down tn" fret Of the weak and hive ..n.
out to put in their apring crop. IT, W.
in the pxr'y were john JOHNSON, H. +
Ksns,, A 8 mlvik, C. ]. L;.ur..e, Goo. A.
Garrison, WIN. krn~a and J. A. Fou..r.
y. r. W-dmark. WIN worked in III
Auditors Office. dnrirR the past week,
lift ON the America Thursday FOR hi.
home vt Linds: rom, Minp. Mr.. W.d.
mark made many friends here Who will
always be glad to see him.
James Scott, who was up from hia
camp last werk, returned on the Americ.
last Sunday. His eister, Miss Maggie,
accompa nied him on his r@turn, size *.
poets to stay at the camp for some time.
Sanford Barton of Chicago WAS bore
tho first of the week, he is engaged in
collecting precious stones and was here
tw" years ago to got Th"msonites. He
loft on tho America Wednesday evening
for Port Arthur and Isle Royale aud
expects to return here in few days.
Gust Olson returned tho first of the
week from business trip t. Da,uth, he
brought back With him tho first Ut biz
new stock, but owing IN SOM unforsve,,
delays IN the construction of his build.
Ing has not been able to open up for