The Cook County herald., 1903-10-31
CAUGHT ON THE
RUN.

friday plight.
Ole Nordvik put up at the Broadway
Friday night.
Horny Mayhem went to Duluth Thurs.
day afternoon.
A. E. Sturges, of Buffalo, Minn., got
OF Sunday night from America.
Hans Engelsen came down from rofte
Friday night on county business.
II. E. Washburn, of Minneapolis
landed Sunday night from America.
Chris Murphy returned with his
children from Dulnth Sunday night.
K. E. Carey and son, of Duluth, came
down on America Sunday night op busi-
ness.
N. j: Bray was passenger on the
America Tuesday morning, from How
land.
J. T. Culbertson arrived on America
Friday on business and is guest of tho
Grand.
Kirby Jones was a passenger on We'd
nesday's America for a visit with his
parents.
William Laidlow, of Iowa, arrived
Friday night to look over our county
somewhat.
W. II. Miller, of Milwaukee, came on
A1aerica and registered at Broadway
Sunday night.
Miss Monilaus came home from
three days. visit to Duluth on America
Sunday night.
Father LeMarchs made visit to his
people this week. He came Tuesday
morning on the America.
DR.. T. w. Mayhem and E. ". Wake
, lin went to Duluth Tuesday morning
and returned Wednesday night.
The dentist has been kept busy since
his arrival. His customers, when free
from pain, speak we'll of his work.
@. O. Brownell came down from Du-
luth on business trip Wednesday
night and returned Thursday aftern oon
Our custom tailor, W. H. Guinup,
finds plenty of business so far and talks
OF establishing himself hero permanent
ly.
Louis Engelson retlres from tho
Broadway November 1st, and the old
proprietor, Andraw Larson, resum es
management Of that holstery.
The old Mayhem hotel has been
undergoing repairs for a few weeks past,
but to-day is opened for patronage
under the management of Mr.. and Mrs
Langtry.
Travellers and cruisers are in praise
of our climate and golden weather of the
North Shore. They say it invigorates
the whole system, gives life and str ength
10 the body and energy aud renewed
activities to the INNER man.
Who could wish for finer weather
than the North Shore has been getting
the past week or ten days? In fact this
is our regular weather.. The rainy spells
ana blows back along came because the
; weather clerk lost his grip and let ia
those gloomy interlopers.
A prisoner was brought down from
Cross River for lodgment in Jail Sunday
night, under serious charge from Hen
nepin county. J. w. Dreger, sheriff of
that county, came down Wednesday
night and took bis man back with him
Thursday afternoon.
DIR. Rico was a passenger Thursday
after noon for Duluth, He expects to
witness the game Of football at Mime
apolis next Saturday between the Mime
sofa and Michigan University teams.
The doctor made a good impression
while here and left many friends behind
him.
DR.. Houston and wife came home
Friday on America and we're driven at
once to their home on Monroe Street,
where they were heartily welcomed by
friends who had their homo somewhat
IN readiness for them. All are exceed
1ngly glad to see the doctors face again,
and with his wife, though a stranger in
Grand Marais but cannot long be 80,
will add another home to the county seat
of Cook county.
The America was late on her retnrn
from the East Monday morning i'm conse-
quence of making trip from Washing
!. ton Harbor to Port Arthur for a doctor
wanted at Washington Harbor. The
doctor obtained. was DR.. Charles N.
Laurie, who came up on the Bradshaw
and spent Wednesday here, calling on
the officers at the court house, visitin
the schools and Dr. Rice and looking
over the town generally. He expressed
much surprise at seeing SO many new
houses and thought there must be a
boom on. He was informed that a nat
ural growth incident to the material