The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-08-22
CAUGHT ON THE
RUN.

John Anderson, of Ashland, was here
early in the week.
J. M. Dickey, assistant q. S. attorney.
was in town Tuesday.
o. IS. Marshal Geo. Mallory paid Us
visit again this week.
Miss Yarda Benson took a trim 20 Dr.
luth Thursday evening.
Hedley E. Redmyer, of Cross River,
came on Bradshaw Thursday.
Joshua Stark, of Milwaukee, came to
town on business Monday night.
Don't forget DR.. Elmquist's service at
the court house Tuesday evening.
Chas. J. johnson went to Duluth
Thursday evening on the America.
Some half dozen cruisers and others
arrived on America Wednesday and put
up at the Grand.
John Coventry, manager of Booth
Packing company, and wife, spent few
days In town this week.
Chris Christensen, of Duluth, is visit
ing friends in town. He arrived Wed
nesday on the America,
Misses Gertrude and Maude Miller
are on their claims this week, in the
neighborhood of Red Cliff.
Deputy Customs Officer Glow left
Thursday for Duluth, after couple of
weeks outing here and on Isle Boyle.
Seymour Mitchell commenced work
for CHRIS Murphy Wednesday. Good
for Seymour! Good for Mr.. Murphy!
Fred D. Vibert and wife, of Duluth,
and Miss Ashley, of Faribaut, Mimi,
arrived in Gown on America FRIDAY
night.
The genial lanlord of one of our hotels
requests us to say to the sugar eaters
that there Is some left.-They did not
get it all.
Sinclair E. Atkins, chief land clerk in
the State Auditors Office, in st. Paul,
was pleasant caller at the court house
this afternoon.
Rev DR.. A. F. Elmquist will preach at
the court house Tuesday evening, Aug.
25th, and at Maple Hill Wednesday
evening, Aug. 26.
Can't somebody commence and con-
tlnue a raid of determination on the
offensive quadrupeds that seem to infest
the different neig hbofhoods of the com.
munity?
As we go to press Rev. J. W. Powell
is about moving further down the lake,
to Isle Royal. He IS one of those who
Intensely enjoy out.of-doors at this
season.
The body of John H. Pinkerton drift
ed ashore about two miles this side of
Two Harbors. His body has been iden-
tilted by his brothers and buried at
Two Harbors.
It is sad outlook for the boy king Of
Spain. The prospects of an early end
to his reign by death by consum ption is
what his physicians predict for him, If
reports be true.
When the wind raises the back of old
Superior 1t matters not whether it is
lumber, brick or boys that get IN her
way, they all 90 the same way, and are
about equal at the mercy of her waves.
A very pleasant party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Murphy
Monday night, it being the eleventh
anniversary of their wedding. The
lawn was nicely prepared for open air
entertainment, with platform, illumipa-
lions, music, etc, which was highly ap-
preciated by those present.
The Town Board of Grand Marais
held meeting at the court house last
Thursday evening and sold bonds OF
$4,000 to Cook County State Bank.
The bonds are for the improvement of
the Lake Shore road from the east
line of the town, or Devils Track river,
to the west line, or Cascade river.
President James Worst, of the North
Dakota Stste Agricultural College, at
Fargo, is one Of party with President
Joseph Carhart, father of our G. H. Car
hart, of Mayvilie Normal School, North
Dakota, and M. L. Elkin, also of May
vile, for an outing at fishing and a
general good time on the DEVILS Track
and at verious points down the shore.
A petition to the Village Council is be-
ing circulated among the property owners
along St. Paul Avenue for a sidewalk
along the north side of that thorough
fare. An improvement made absolutely
necessary because of the residences and
the church now being erected there.
The grading If that street will have to
he done before any practical use of it
can be made with safety, either to team
or vehicle. This, we understand, is to
be done in the near future.
The traffic a1nnc tho Nortl, Cbo,. -