The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-10-17
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CHARLES Miller returned Friday nigh,
from Cascade. -
John G. Howard was here earlv in tho
week on business. ; -
C. o. Brownell came up from Chicago
Bay Monday night.
John l.. Lundin came back from Du.
luth Sunday evening.
CO.. johnson took tho Amerio. for
Duluth Monday night.
Fred Jackson moved into his now
residence last Monday.
A. W. Winter6sld, of St. Paul, was
here Monday on business.
L.. q. G. Titus left Monday night to
be gone couple of weeks.
Thursday morning son was born to
MIR. and Mrs. John Woods.
Swampsr Carrlboo has moved into bis
new homo on Monroe Street.
@. W. Miller, of Duluth, was here on
business the first of the week.
The murderer, Tilman, of South
Carolina, is declared not guilty.
Gust Olson returned from busins ss
trip to Duluth last Sunday night.
Senator Platt, of New York, is mar
rled, il the newspapers are correct.
Miss Anna Scott came home from
Duluth Sunday night for 4 short visit
with friends.
@. 9. Monker made another trip to
Duluth this week to witness IN tho
Bates 4 Mcdonald case.
Row. DR.. A. F. Elmquist will arriv. IN
Grand Marals Monday night on Brad
shaw and remain till Monday.
DR.. Houston left Monday night for
tho southern part of tho state, expecting
to return about November lst with Mrs.
Houston.
The old Mayhem hotel il undergoing
repairs and improvements preparatory
to occupancy by Mrs. Langtree 1T an
carly date.
A. A. Hobbs and James Rsdy, of Du-
luth. are looking up their lumber in
trests this week, with Grand Marais 40
their headquarters.
The brsakwater il UNDERGOING
thorough repairs, made necessary by the
storm OF few weeks ago which proved
q record breaker.
A. G. Baker showed us specimen of
iron orc be recently brought from some
thirty miles northwest of US. All that
have seen it pronounce 1t 4 fine specl-
mon OF iron ore.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. johnson moved
from Good Harbor Hill into their new
residence on st. Paul Street last Tues
day. Their sons, Chris and Matt, have
resumed residence lat home".
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Duluth, MINI.
DR.. George u. Rice, of Duluth, has
assumed tho duties of DR.. Houston
during his absence OF few weeks. DR..
Rice was fellow student of DR.. Hous-
ton in the medical college and comes
here we'll recommended.
The moose departed this life some
time last week on the highway east of
Chippewa City. Some person, possibly
not apprehending the Intentions of Mr..
Moose, mistook his friendly advances for
vicious approaches and shot him.
Messrs. Cowis and Bally. of the Cook
County Manufacturing Co.. returned to
Bayfield,, Wis.,, Monday night to como
back next week with gang of men to
commence building ono OF thor mills.
In the spring Mr.. Cowis expects to
bring bis family.
Mr.. Titus informs NJ that his orop Of
potatoes just harvested 10 ct the rate of
36O bushels For acre and that they are of
tho best quality. The spots of earth
that can beat that should raise potatoes.
We have heard of others along tho
shore that have raised excellent crops
in the vegetable line and proves the
adaptabillty of this region for vegetable
cultivation.
Samuel Bally and Dan. Cow1e loft
Monday for Grand Aarais in tho IN
; tsrsst of the Cook County Manufacture
ing Co., Of which they are members.
Mr.. Bally will go to Duluth and look
over the saw mill plants for sale there
Bayfield, County Press.
Chas. J. johnson, of Grand Marais,
a member OF the Cook County Manu-
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