The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-04
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Capt. Smith is welcome visitor
with us again. -. :. :.
B. J. Culbertson was at the Broadway
Tuesday night. ~
G. Schelin, of Duluth, was q visitor
here Wednesday.
Robt. Douglas left Monday on a bust
ness trip to st. Paul.
j. l.. Lundin returned from business
trip to Duluth Wednesday.
r. L. Palmer has gone home to
spend the Fourth in Duluth.
Mrs. Carhart visited frieods for
few days in Duluth this week.
John jacobson aud John Eliasen. of
Hovland, were in town Sunday.
Treasurer jackson and family are
spending the Fourth at Hovland.
Tho government yacht "Vidette" paid
our harbor visit Tuesday morning.
Messers Bates and Mcdonald arrived
on the America Wednesday evening.
"The Grand'' had guests Tuesday
night from the Reservation and Chicago
Bay.
We are glad to see "Van's' beaming
countenance in our midst again this
week.
Louis Engelson & James Scott have
leased the Broadway hotel. They took
possession July LIST.
Misses Anna and Garry Scott left
Saturday of last week for couple OF
weeks visit in Duluth.
Gust Olson has the agency of the
Acme Laundry. The "basket" will be
found at 1.-THE Grand.
Louis Engelson returned from Du-
luth Wednesday evening, where he made
final proof on his homestead.
Mr.. Redy, OF Belmore Bay, stopped
at the "Grand" Thursday night and left
on Bradshaw Wednesday for Duluth.
s. F. Beede and N. J. Bray left on the
America Wednesday evening for their
farms at Hovland, to SEQ to the hoeing
of their potatoes.
Frank Brane and A. Berthiaser. of
West Superior, came in Wednesday
afternoon from the woods, after 10
mile tramp with pack.
Court Reporter G. Hewitt, after rus
ticating in our community several days
after adjournment Of court, took the
America for Duluth Monday night.
A tug and scow brought 100000 feet
of lumber here Wednesday evening,
from Ashland. Part of 1t is for the
church and part for Chas. j. johnson.
P. Miles, o. r. Spoonsr, Guy W.
Hacker and H. W. Benson, of West
Superior, landed from Sundays boat for
further interviewing of Cook county's
natural products.
Inquiries Wednesday morning as to
the "canon" firing here just past mid
night revealed the fact that 'Dominion
Day" had just woke up, and our friend
ED" was on duty to commemorate it.
The Fourth is celebrated by picnics on
Maple Hill and on the West Side",
proving the devotion of adopted citizens
to their country. The great family of
liberty embraces all who love it's holy
shrine, in whatever country or cline
their lot may be cast.
DR.. Houston took a patient, Sanfred
Anderson, to the hospital IN Duluth on
Mondays boat. The doctor returned
home Wednesday evening and reports
that an operation was performed Tues
day morning and the young man died
the same evening.
Attorney G. s. Wilson and wife and
daughter. OF Duluth, and r. W. Chad
born and wife and son, of Minneapolis,
have remained here since court adjourned
and spent much time interviewing the
|speckled beauties" of Kimball creek
and vicinity. Nature has on her best
robes DOW and fortunate are they who
Can break from city life long enough to
enjoy the change and the rest found
in coming here evan for a fow d.vo