The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-04-18

Miss Gertrude Miller was confined to
her home by illness few days this week.
The "Easter Monday" dance given at
Court House hall Monday evening was
very enjoyable event.
Don't forget that next Tuesday is
election day and that you owe it to the
new village to 60 and vote.
Jas. A, Tucker left for his home in
Duluth Sunday morning after a couple
OF weeks stay in Grand Marais.
O.S. Vlk, of Iowa, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Claus Hanson, on
Terrace Hill, left for Duluth Monday.
Miss Emma Settler arrived here from
Norway last week and is residing with
her aunt, Mrs. Claus Hanson, on Terrace
Hill.
Attend the mass meeting at the court
house Monday evening aud see that
good men are nominated for the village
offices.
Miss Anna johnson, who has been
visiting relatives here for several weeks
past, left for her home in Michigan
Monday.
Edward Hanson, of Lntsen, was in
town this week on business. He will
leave soon for Assiniboine, Northwest
Territory, where lie has taken up a
homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Engelson came
down from Tofte Sunday evening. Mr..
Engelson expects to remain here the
greater part of the su mmer, working ut
his trade, painting and paper hanging.
Among the arrivals at the Broadway
hotel this week were D. K. Emmons, e..
Fl. Gardner and r. w. Whalen, of Bay
field, Wis. Andrew Anderson, OF Du-
luth, and John Mcleod and John Nc:
Clellan.
John II. Davis was arrested Monday,
upon complaint of B. A. Rude, charged
with assault and battery. When
brought before Justice Durtee he plead
ed guilty to the charge and was fined
$500 and costs, amounting to $3315,
which he paid.
Martel Anaquet and his son, George,
were arrested and lodged in jail Tuesday
evening, charged with drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. A hearing was had
before Justice Darfee Wednesday morn
ing and the prisoners we're discharged
upon payment Of costs ard giving a
bond of 5000 to keep the peace.
Hedley E. Redmeyer was in town a
few days the first of the week renewing
old acquaintance He has but recently
returned from Alaska, where he went
five years ago to take charge of the
governments reindeer expedition. He'd
ley can give some very interesting &C.
counts of his experiences and observa-
tons while in Alaska.
A man working at the Rcd Cliff camp
fell on cross cut saw Tuesday inhictipg
very bad cut on the under side of his
right arm, pear the body. He was
brought into town Immediately and had
the wounded member dressed by DR.
Houston. AS one of the main arteries
was cut it was feared for time that the
man would bleed to death but the
doctor succeeded in stopping the dow
Of blood and he is now improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ameaut arrived
here from Duluth Sunday evening
They brought their household goods
with them and will make their home
here IN future. Mr.. A. is now busiIy
engaged getting out timber for a house
which he will erect on his lot south Of
the school house. Until their house is
completed they will reside with Mrs
Ameaut's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Scott. The many friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ameaut will be pleased to welcome
them back to Grand Marais. -"
An election will be held at the court
house next Tuesday for the purpose so1
electing officers tor the new: village oil
Grand Marais. The future success and
good government of our village, in a
large measure, depends upon the result,
of next Tuesdays election. Ii the aof.
ficers elected will conduct tie village
but if officers are elected who will be la1
in the administration of the affairs s5soi
the village along right lines it will do
muca to assure good government in tht
future, will establish . precedent which
will be very hard to overcome. It il
therefore the duty of every citizen K
go to the mass meeting next Monda,
evening and see that good mon ar,
nominated for the several offices ane
after they are nominated attend III,
election and see that they arc elected.