The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-06-20
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o. A. Ruprecht was in town Thursday.
S.W. Barton We are glad to sec again
in our midst. ! s,,s.-.2s.S 49,
James Kerr, Of Minneapolis, put up
at THE Broadway" Thursday evening.
Indian Agent Campbell and Clerk
Rodman were here on business tho
18th.
g. ). johnson came from Duluth on
tho America Sunday with an invoice of
goods.
Eugene Clark came in today from
SCOTS Camp. He reports all busy and
prospecting.
After few days. visit here George
Mitchell returned to Port Arthur on
Wednesday.
M. johnson, of Good Harbor Hill.
rowed into town this morning to con-
suit II. Houston.
Honesty. industry and temperate
habits in the boy will lay the foundation
OF good character in the man.
Mrs. Robert Douglas and daughter,
Muriel, arrived this morning on the
Bradshaw, looking hale and hearty.
Dishonesty, Incidence and intemper-
ance in the boy will help fill reform
schools and prisons where laws are en-
forced.
The Maccabee & Woodmen hall! Alas!
Can it be that it is to be thing of
the imagination all summer and fall and
winter?
1T. Culbertson, B. w. Batche!der
A. w. Cotton and S. J. Cotton, from Du-
luth, packed their knapsacks Tuesday
for an outing in the timber.
At the meeting o: the county COM
missioners on the 10th inst, A lots in
Maple Hill Cemetery were purchased
for use of the county at a price of $175.
James A. Robb and r. E. Carey ar
rived Sunday night from Duluth, on the
America, and are employed on the shore
to the west, exploring for stone quarriss.
Mr.. M. Murphy, with grandson,
"Verne", left ON the America to-day
for Duluth to be present at Miss Celia
Murphy's wedding next Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Dennis, who came from Mime
apolls with Mrs. Carhart and has been
staying with her since, returned to Min
ueapolis, on Mondays boat after trim
round the island.
A little, unusual activity attracted
our attention in certain quarters this
week and we we're tempted to ask few
questions. Softly, We were admonished
that "There is hen on" Further de-
velopments are looked for with great IN
terest.
F. G. LeDoux, James Gallagher, and
Guy Hacker, of Superior, Wis.,, and F. x.
LcDoux, of Town 81 Range 8, registered
at the Broadway Friday afternoon, after
having tramped 81 miles of their home
ward trip that day to meet the Brad
shaw.
Complaint is made by our builders of
the delinquency on the part of shippers
of umt er to Grand Marais. One order
placed five weeks ago in behalf of the
church, remains untitled. The order
for the village lookup 10 delayed in be-
log filed for some unacountable reason.
Charley Johnson's new residence on
tho East Bay, east of Broadway hotel,
is to be gem. The carpenters aud
paper hangers are putting on the finish
ing toohes. The location is fine and
when completed it will be one of the
finest homes in town for beauty and
convenience.
Rev. G. E. Pickard, of Two Harbors,
is expected here early next week to hold
religious services both in Grand Marais
and on Maple Hill. He is expected to
hold his first service here Tuesday even
ing next, at Broadway hotel, at 8 O'Clock.
His second service here will probably
be on Thursday evening, at the same
hour and place.
One of the first duties of tho citizen
and of every inhabitant is obedience to
the laws of the land in which he lives.
This is lesson, evidently, to be learned
here by some. If authority is wrongly
exercised by the officers whose caro- it is
to enforce law and order the first duty is
obedience on the part of him offended
against. Redress 10 for him afterwards,
not to resist the officer or to attempt to
take the law into his own hands,.
Some of the ladies of the village
formed themselves into Willing
Workers Association Wednesday even
ing last. They will hold social at
Mrs. Woods home Friday evening, June
10Th. The object of the social Ne are
informed, is to raise funds to, erect q
building for the Grand Marals Union
Sunday School ond for ohnroL ona