The Cook County herald., 1902-05-24
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Peter NJ. Oas, Of Escanabs, Mich, is
IN town.
Fred Hsndsrson, Of Duluth, is q visitor
in town.
E. W. Wakelin returned from Duluth
last evening.
Thos. Egan returned from Duluth
last evening.
II. Mayhem returned from Duluth
Sunday evening.
Mr.. Anschutz, Of tho Alger Smith
Lumber Co., il in town.
W. F. Youngs left this afternoon on
business (?) trip to Duluth.
Judge Al. johnson. of Maple Hill,
returned on the Bradshaw Wednesday
trom trip to Duluth.
Mrs. Chris Holte returned on the
America Wednesday from weeks visit
with friends in Duluth.
John N. Pfau and Bernard March,
two Gunaint farmers returned Thursday
from trip to the interior.
Paul LeGarde came up from Fort
William the first of tho week and expects
to remain here for some time.
Sanford Barton, Of Chicago, who is
collecting precious stones, returned here
from Isle Royale Monday night.
Several large boom-sticks were washed
up in the east bay by the northeast storm
last Tuesday. They were picked up by
local people.
Misses Hilda Benson and Rose Mur-
ply won't down to the Reservation River
on tho America last evening to visit Miss
Maggie Scott.
MI. and Mrs. @. n. Carhart left on the
Amer lea Thursday for visit with rela.
tives in Mayville, N. u. Mrs. Carhart
will spend month there.
The Bradshaw, while feeling her way
into tho harbor during the dense fog
Wednesday afternoon touched the west
breakwater. The boat was going very
slowly SO very little damage was done.
O.E. Erickson returned Sunday even
ing from Minneapolis where he spent
the winter. He says he spent very
pleasant winter and has como back pre-
pared to make the DIRT fly on tho Gin
farm.
N. y. Bray, of Hovland came up over
tho trail tho first OF the week expecting
to meet friends on the Bradshaw Mon
day evening". AS tho northeastern pre-.
vented tho boat from until Wednesday
he made longer visit here than he ex.
pscted.
Next Friday is Decoration Day. As
stated in our last issue an appropriate
program is being prepared to be rendered
at tho school house in the afternoon.
It is hoped that there will be good
attendance at exercises which wilt begin
aG two O'Clock sharp. All are invited.
Services will bs held for tho first time
in tho Swedish Lutheran Church, at
Maple Hill. Sunday morning, Juno 1st,
at ten o'clock. In tho afternoon there
will bs a sermon in the English language.
The speaker will bs Rev. DR.. Elmquist
OF Duluth. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all
The special town meeting held in this
towr last Saturday to vote on the
license question there were "a votes cast
of which 26 voted that license be issued
ard voted against it. II the old maxim,
that silence gives consent is true, there
we're several in favor OF the proposition
that were supposed TO be against it, az
several did not vote at all.
W. F. Youngs has established repu-
tation as a sound sleeper. He came
down from Duluth on the America last
Sunday and after supper he lay down
for nap. When heawoks he found that
the boat had ben here and gone and as
it was several miles off she did not turn
back, and as the water is cold at this
time Of tho year he decided not to swim
ashore. After thinking the matter over he
decided to soc Port Arthur and Isle
Royale. As tho boat unloaded several
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considerable other freight his slumbers
must have been profound. No one will
question the fact that he has clear
conscience.
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