The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-11-28
CAUGHT ON THE
RUN.

Gen. McCay, Of Bayfield,, Wis, is in
town today.
Minnesota bsat wisconsin Ut football
II to 0 Thanksgiving day.
Chas. Hubert. Of Psnetaus, Ont., ar
rived on business Friday.
Bsrnt jacobson spent Thanksgiving
with Fred jackson and family.
W. J. Bryan 10 lion,zed IN Esgland
Good 10 10 thorough American.
John Nelson returned on Bradshaw
from Duluth on Tuesday morning.
The local school dismissed Wednes.
day night for the remainder OF tho week.
Daniel Cowis went on . business trip
to Duluth Sunday and rsturnsd Friday.
Robert Rusd, Herman Rusd and Peter
Klsvlsnd arrived in town Friday from,
Duluth. N
Mn. aud Miss Monil&vs AZ spending
Thanksgiving vacation with Q son and
brother in Two Hsrbors.
NJ. Murphy. With his granddaughter,
Blanche, returned from Duluth last
Saturday on the America.
Claus Monker and Chris Nelson were
successful in getting each . moose and
other game carly this week.
John Woodlock, Of Viroqus, Wis.,, who
has been here in search for pulpwood,
left Wednesday for the South.
Ed. Nunsted and wife arrived Friday
night and will spend tho winter on thor
homestead 1t Good Hsrbor Hill.
Miss johnson. tsscher on Good Harbor
Hill, spent Thsnksgiving vacation with
Misses Msuds and Gertrude Miller.
Mrs.. Charles Kelly. who 10 90 expert
ancsd drsssmaksr, wishes to announce
that she will do sewing OF al kinds.
The biggest football detsst OF the
season occurred At Manchester, N. H.,
when Dartmouth best Brown 81 to O.
Chss. J. johnson went to Duluth
Sunday, looking for teams for his lumber
business, and returned Friday morning.
Miss Dolby Porter, Of Auswayo, Pa.
arrived hero last Thursday and 10 visit
ing her friend, Mrs. Charles Kelly, of
this village.
J. B. Bankers family 10 expected here
by next boat to become residents Of
Grand Marais. They will occupy tho
house between Hayhev's old store and
tho hotel.
N. J. Bray, on learning his friend. Mr..
Phillips, vas in Grand Nsrsis, made him
an evening visit at the Broadway Thurs
day, returning late to BE- ready for school
duty Friday morning.
John jacobson. Matte Jacobsont< Miss
Campbell, Ole Gundsrsou, Adolph
Carlson aud Emil Eiiasen, Of Hovland,
joined by Berut jacobson. 1t, Grand
Aarsis, proceeded tn Duluth for q
Thakagiving picnic aud to secure sup
plies for winter.
Prot. Walter b; Phillips. w,ts and son
Edwin, came up from the Reservation
Wednesday night to spend Thssksgiv-
ing in Grand Aarsis. Their older son,
Willie, Who is attending school at Ash
land, mot bis parents here Friday morn
ing. Saturday tho family took . drive
to Maple Hill to visit the family Of N.
J. Bray.
Paul Memaskswash, the agsd Indian
quite time ill ut the Grsnd this fall,
and who few weeks slncs returned
with his wife to his home II Grand
Portage, died last Monday night. He
failed worry rapidly after leaving here aud
vas unable to speak for several days
before his death. He leaves . widow,
three daughters and . son, living Ut
Grand Portage. He vss . brother OF
tho old Indian chief, Joe Lewis Msmash.
kavssh, who yet lives ct Grand Portage,
an old blind man.
A Dutchmsn, Wishing to know what
course bis soa would pursue when he
came smsn, ssld to his wife one day:
Il havSit." So saying, hs laid q dollar,
bibisE and . bottle Of wine IN Q table,
aud came ont and ssid 20 his vile: III
hs takes tho dollar hs will bs = money
king. II hs takes the Bible 10 will bs q
minister, and il hs takse tho wine he will
bs drunkard." SO saying hs called his
son and told hun to bring him . book
from tho library, the father following
noissleesly behind. When tho boy came
to tho table hs eyed it elossly; then pick
ing up the dollar, hs put it in his pocket.
He then took tho bottle and drank the
oontsntents. Add than took the Bible
andstartsd out, whom no vss started by
hla father standing IN tho doorway, ex-
claiming: Faith, wife. an hs will bs q
politicionw-Ex.
One Way 70 lerieats.