The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-08-15
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Miss Maude Miller returned from Du-
luth Friday evening. -, ~,.:;* ::
The prospect for tho hunter the com.
ing season is first class.
L. q. @. Titus returned from Tote
on America Wednesday night.
Partelow Miles, of Superior, arrived
in town on Friday nights boat.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid Society
met at Mrs. Eangtry's Wednesday.
Thomas Dowse, of Chicago, was IN
town the first OF the week on business.
County Auditor Holden, of Duluth,
and family. are spending few days at
Chicago Bay.
The boat crews report "Mors passen.
gers than we can take care of. Crowded
all the time''.
Miss Carrie Scott took a trip around
Isle Boyle, returning Thursday evening,
on the America.
Miss Mary Howenstins gave a very
pleasant party to her friends last Mon
nesday evening.
}. G. Montfrend and Louis Plante.
from Grand Portage, we're in town this
week, on business.
Co. Treasurer Jackson returned carly
in the week from a successful troatine
trip to Chicago Bay.
The school house Is undergoing
thorough repairs, to be in readiness for
opening of fall term of school.
S. f. Beede and Dr., Houston had q
three days outing at Hovland this week.
They report very enjoyable time.
MI. and Mrs. Clause and Miss Clause,
OF Duluth, were passengers on Brad
shaw, for home, after weeks outing at
Chicago Bay.
Little Walter H. Carhart arrived at the
homo of G. H. Carhart Wednesday even-
ing. The little fellow has delighted the
home and astonished the town.
Miss Matte Jacobson, John jacobson,
Emil Eliasen, A. S. Carlson, w. Smith
and Master Eddie Jackson, of Hovland,
returned from q visit to Duluth Wednes.
day evening.
Hon. Frank M. Eddy has formally
announced himself a Republican candl-
date for governor of Minnesota. It
is expected that Van SAINTS announce
ment will follow in due time.
The carpenters hammers are busy on
every hand. More workmen could find
employment. Jobs are waiting for them.
Why wont some hustler SEQ that car
penters are provided to meet tho demand?
DR.. Houston, assisted by visiting
surgeon, performed an operation for
hernia on Charley Duham at the Grand
this forenoon. At noon he was re-
ported as doing nicely and probably 10
about two weeks would be out again.
The Taylor party, whom we reported
two weeks ago as gong to GunAint, re-
turned on Monday last. They then
went to Mt. Ashbury, old Uncle Perry'a
homestead. The trout streams ia
that vicinity will realize their presence.
Harris Mc1ver stopped of one trip on
his way to Hovland, where he prospected
as to establishing corner posts and lines
on some claims that seem destitute OF
such necessities. He anticipates com.
pleting his job some time in the nea,
future.
The "Willlng Workers. and thei,
friends we're entertained at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Woods Friday evening
in honor of Miss Grady, who is VISITING
them. A very enjoyable evening wal
spent with music and dancing. Refresh
meuts were served about midnieht.
"The Mayhem point has changed
hands!" We have heard that severa
times the past week and as many timef
contradicted. Which side has the
truth, or whether there is any trouth te
1t, our readers must guess until they
know. Some things are mysterious.
"Ned" Carhart and party returned
today from the Cadunce creek country
where they have spent about a week
fishing: They are in high praise of tn,
scenery along that creek Is something
unusually grand and we'll wor Thy of til.
efforts Of every lover OF nature to visit.
The Commercial Banking Co., of Du
luth, has gone to the wall. 4 victim O.
embezzelment by it's book keeper
Ernest E. johnson. First he borrowed
expecting to return, then took more
manipulated the books, covered up tn
stealings, finally caught-a self.con
fessed thief and penitentlary inmate
"Honesty is the best policy" from
beginning to end.