The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-02-07
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.

CAUGHT ON THE RUN.
Martin Jacobson, of Rowland, il visit
ing friends In town. @&.% .@-5
Mrs. G. b. Carhart has been quite i'll
during the past week. y.
Erick Leonard and Gust T. Nelson
of Lutsen, are in town.
"a. Rude returned from Duluth on
the Bon Ami this morning.
Miss Maude Miller was on. tho sick
list a couple OF days this week.
Chas. J. johnson returned from Du-
iuth on the Moore Monday evening.
Jim Scott came up from Reservation
camp Saturday, returning Sunday, &C.
conpanied by his brother, Ben.
Peter Berg and family haye moved up
to Stirling & Segrove's camp where Mr..
and Mrs. Berg will be employed as cooks.
Mrs. n. Hanson is an experienced
dress maker and wishes to take sewing
OF all kinds. Call at T. K. Jacobs resi-
dence.
Mr.. Halliday, an experienced barber
from Two Harbors, is in town making
arrangements to open an up-to.date
barber shop here. He has rented the
building occupied by Joe Bushy and will
locate here in the near future.
The last of the women employed in
the restaurant" left town on the Bon
Ami last Saturday. The manager of
the institution left for Duluth on the
same boat and at the present writing.
has not returned, so the committee ap-
pointed by the citizens have not found
it necessary to take any action IN the
matter,
The palatial steamers North Land and
North West will ply between Buffalo and
Duluth again next season. The big
boats have been running between But
falo and Chicago the past two seasons.
Their return to the Buffalo-Duluth
route is Aatteriug to Duluth az 1T indi-
Gates that that point is considered bet
ter for their class of trade.
Governor Van SAINT has issued pro-
clamatlon requesting the people of The
state to contribute to the relief of the
starving people in certain parts OF Nor
way, Sweden and Denmark. He has
selected L. O. Thorpe, of Wilmar, N. O..
Warner, of Minneapolis, and Charles
Wallbloom. of st. Paul, as committee
to whom contributions may be sent.
If the bill introduced in the state SON.
ate the other day becomes law it will
be necessary for you fellows to get a
doctors certificate before you indulge IN
any more osculatory demonstrations.
The bill provides that lit shall be I'M
lawful for ono person to kiss another I'M
less he can prove that he is free from
sue b contagious or infectious diseases"
and makes violations punishable by a
fine of from 81 to SIS. VS.
Cook County will have regular term
of court each year in future. A bill in
troduced by Senator Laybourn, fixing
terms of court in Lake and Cook coun-
ties, pas sed the senate, under suspen-
sion of the rules, last week. The bill
provides for two terms of court in Lake
county, beginning on the first Wednes-
day in June and December. and one
term in Cook county beginning the last
Thursday in June. Representative Hu.
20 endeavored to have the bill passed by
the House, under suspension of the
rules, but on account of friction among
the members as to the suspending OF the
rules the bill will have to await it's turn
Representative Bowling, Of Eveleth
got himself into peck of trouble last
week by introducing bill to appropriate
$4,000 to a woman at Fayal who had
been deserted by her husband, the
mother of triplets." The following day
Representative Hugo, of Duluth, intro.
duced josh resolution providing for the
appointment of committee to invest i.
gate the parentage of the triplets, and
rsciting that, SHOULD it prove, upon in.
vestigation, that the father js tho mothe,
of the triplets, it would be a circum.
stance of most unparalleled nature
calculated to draw widespread attention
to our great and growing state" 1t ia
safe to say that P. Ellard will he more
! careful in the wording of his bills in fu.
ture.
Representative Bowling has intro.
duced two primary election bills in the
legislature. One provides that IN the
primary election there shall be separate
tickets as now, with the addition OF
what il to be known as tho "indepen.