The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-11-07
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In town Wednesday,.
CarlJ. Andrew, of hsnominse, Mich,
was here last Monday.
Fred and Charles Berg, of Chicago,
arrived in town on Tuesday.
A. B. Lare and A. Erickson, of Mime.
spolis, registered ut Broadway.
+. Hicks and w. W. Brooke, of Du-
luth were in town on business.
Mrs.. VIM. Hurst, of Duluth, was here
Tor couple of days thus week.
Gen. E. NJ. Pope visited Grand Marais
again this week for several days.
G. o. Brownell made one OF his flying
trips on business carly in tho wesk.
Mr.. Stark, rep resentinR a grocery
house in Duluth, spent several days in
town.
Major Campbell was here this week
and paid the Indians their regular ill.,
stallment.
Father LaMarche is ono of tho PARTIES
anxlously waiting for boat to take him
to Port Arthur.
W. n. Unke, of Duluth, was bore
several days on business at the court
house this week.
The storm from tho south Friday
night prevented the arrival of America
on her usual Friday trip.
@. H. Carhart left town on a business
trip to Duluth Thursday night and is
expected to return Monday.
Dan Cowis, president of tho Cook
County Manufacturing Co., returned
from Bayfield,, Wis, Wednesday.
Mr.. Randall and Mr. Roberx, of Moline,
ILL.,, were in town this week and will
probably settle here for tho future.
P. A. Gunders, the assistant public
examiner, was here on business with the
county officers and tho bank. He found
everything O. K.
Rev. DR.. s. u. Jamison informs us
that he expects to be in Grand Maraia
to preach on Sunday. November Is,
morning and evening.
B. D. Moses, Thos. Leach, Fred.
Gazell and Dr.. H. c. Moses, from Eaton,
Ohio, were party doing the town carly
in the week, ind than took for tho woods
for game.
Why the smiles on tho face OF our
county treasurer? Though always
pleasant, the unusual smiles were noticed.
The soft answer came, "A little boy".
Congratulations.
The directors of Cook County State
Bank had a meeting tho other day and
elected c. J. johnson president and
Con. E. NJ. Pope cashier. Gen. Pope ex-
poets to come hero January LIST to take
charge OF the bank.
John PAulson, OF the Hub Clothing
Co., OF Duluth, has been hero this week
occupying rooms 10 Mr.. Jacobs house,
selling gentlemen's furnishing goods.
This gentleman was hero this spring and
did quite business while here.
Many from Grand Marais will ascend
Maple Hill tonight to atteod the annual
bazaar OF the Ladies' Aid Society of
the church. Every available convey.
anee was secured early in the day. and
those not early after their team will have
to walk or stay at home, and there are
many OF that class We are informed.
8. M. White, the gentleman sent here
by the government to superintend the
building of the breakwater a faw years
ago, returned and repaired the damages
OF tho storm OF month or 40 ago. He
has boon engaged by the village to run
lines for our streets and establish grades
for our sidewalks which are soon to be
built. Mr.. White left for Superior. Wis.,,
Thursday for instruments With which to
do bis work and will soon return. Mr..
White was for eight years assistont
engineer of Superior and has done much
rail road engineering and is thoroughly
competent man for tho work he is to do
here.
Unusual activity 10 noticed about
town on account, partially, of sportsmen
arriving for the hunting season, and
also partly of the increased numbers
looking for homestsads and other proper
ty for Investment. Evidently Grand
Marais 10 in the thoughts of many out
siders having money for promising in.
vsstments, and are looking tho grounds
over. A steady increase in growth has
been manifest the last few years, and it
Strengthens as the developments ap-
proaoh realization. PROJECTORS, scientific
explorers and others who have gone over
tho country lying north of 40 ate loudsst
IN their assertions Of grand future for
Cook county. During tho last few
months many have taken advantage
gained by the early investor AMI secured
property for future paina