The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-18
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Capt. Mckay arrived on Bradshaw
Tuesday evening. 80 = m :
Gen. E. M. Pope, of St. Paul, was a
Sunday night arrival. .".'
). i. Hurst and party returned from
the woods Wednesday afternoon. -
Judge Cant and wife left on the
America Saturday morning for Port
Arthur.
&. j. johnson and Miss Anna John
son arrived on America Wednesday
evening.
Rev. E. G. Packard and his daughter,
Edith, arrived on Bradshaw Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Carhart and Edith
Mayhem returned from Duluth on Sun
day nights boat.
J. B. Olney returned from successful
trip to Tofte, having now located four of
his road machines.
Mrs. Capt. Clauson and her two
daughters and lady friend arrived on
the Bradshaw Thursday evening.
Andrew Larson, Mrs. Larson and
Rena left for few weeks visit in North
Dakota with relatives and friends Thurs
day evening.
Our County Treasurer, Fred Jackson,
has moved lumber onto his lots north of
the school house for residence which We
learn is to be erected forthwith.
IF. Hurst, G. o. Brownell, Rev. G. E.
Pickard and his little daughter, Edith,
and Miss Nellie Murphy all left on
America Thursday evening for the city.
The Lutheran Church on St. Paul
street is being pushed, We are glad to
sec. with vigor. Our people will haye
opportunity to note the progress made
at DIR. Elmquist's service next FRIDAY,
the Oath.
Some of the ladies appropriated "the
point" Thursday to lay their cloths for
supper. Their invited friends appreciate
their efforts to entertain and provide
sumptuously for the inner man, az we'll
as to afford feast of pleasure on the
romantic spot nature has made SO de-
lightful.
Rev. E. G. Clemans, Presiding Elder
in the NJ. E. Church, accompanied by
his daughter, were passengers on tho
Bradshaw Monday evening. The early
arrival OF the Bradshaw from the east
Tuesday evening prevented his preach.
ing az announced on that evening. Rev.
&. E. Pickard supplied his place very
satisfactorily.
DR.. A. F. Elmquist is expected to
preach on Maple Hill Thursday evenin G,
July 23rd, and in the afternoon of July
Gath, at 2 o'clock, at the laying of the
cornerstone of the Norwegian Lutheran
Church on st. Paul Street, Grand
Marais. Everybody is invited to be
present. DR.. Elmqulst will lecture in
the evening of the Oath, in the court
house, at s o'clock, on the Full Face
Moon.
The exposition and Enforcement of the
law, as we have:seen it at the last session
Of court, is most wholesome lesson to
our people. Laws are for the good of
society. They are to be obeyed. When
unruly persons violate them such
persons must suffer punishment. A
strict enforcement of law largely prevent
crime. Lawbreakers seek communities
where officers are slack and wink at
crime. The record of this term of court
seems to say, The law must be obeyed
in Cook county,.
Hon. w. W. Pendergast, of Hutchin-
son, MIMI, is awaiting death of Bright's
disease. For many years he has been
prominent in educational work in the
state. He has been principal of high
SHOOT at Hutchinson, county superin-
tendant, principal of agricultural school
at St. Anthony Park, assistant state
superintendent OF public instruction,
supertendant of public instruction and
lastly president of the State Horticul-
tural Society. Mr.. Pendergast is great
lover OF children and is greatly concerned
in everything that interests them.
Anxious for the advancement of the
public schools in every department of
learning. He has always been found
one of the foremost men of the state in
promoting their interests.