The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-08-08
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Judge y. II. Enslgh, OF Duluth, is in
town today. a.. ==< ,5}9#s = =.
Tess Dolan, of Cross River, lis visiting
frien DIS in town.
We are glad to see S. W. Barton in
our midst again.
Fl. r. Redmeyer, of Tote, arrived last
evening on business.
H. P. Bastian and wife registered
from New Ulem August 3.
Chris Staveley came to town on the
Bradshaw Wednesday morning.
q. }. johnson returned from Duluth
Thursday morning on the Easton.
Fred Jackson went to Hovland We'd
nesday night for an outing with the
trout.
9. L. Howe, of st. Paul, O. G.. Lind.
berg, of Duluth, are among those regi-
stored at the Grand.
G. II. Case, R. B. Kennedy, J. r..
Current and Ada Current, from Sleepy
Eye, spent the week in town.
John Matheson and family arrived
from Ashland Friday night for visit
with friends and relatives here.
Franc LeDoux, D. w. Holmes, Guy
W. Harker and Frank Furgeson were
arrivels from Superior Monday.
The North Shore ought to be pretty
we'll Strengthened after weeks tuition
under a half dozen q. s. narshals
J. G. Currie Jr., of Duluth, q. B. Rice,
Of Oswego, N. Y. H. Bremund and F. G.
Luken, of Walker, arrived Friday morn
ing.
The hammers on the new church are
musical. The rising structure is in
spring. It foretels better things for
Grand Marals.
No applications for certificates ap-
peared at the state teachers examina-
ton which was to be held this week at
the Grand Marais school house.
Andrew Larson and family returned
home from their trip to tue southern
part of the state Friday night, looking
none the worse for their outing.
Miss Monilaws returned Wednesday
from an extended visit in Two Harbors
and other places. The Maple Hill schoo
board we're glad to re-engage Miss
Monllaws at raise in salary.
Two Of the Tepoortsn brothers ano
their wives arrived from Superior Sun
day. Their Investment in village lots
and their probable improvement at ar
early day promises we'll for the develop.
ment of lively business for Crane
Marais.
The following are registered at the
Grand: w. a. Currie. Geo. J. Mallory
S. J. Golfer, J. T. CuIbertson, Johr
Nicholson and T. hi]yord, of Duluth
William Grimshaw Jr., Kenneth Smith
VIM. A. Lochren, of Mime apolis, anc
Otto Fredrickson OF Clog act.
Among the arrivals on the America
Wednesday evening, and who registered
at the Broadway, we're the following
q. A. Ballard and wife, of Moorhead; p
NJ. Freeman and D. F. Vail, of St. Paul
A. j. Anderson, r. E. Carey and wifi
and Rev. j.. W. Powell and family, O
Duluth; Mrs. Frank Carlson and chill
dren and Mr. and Mrs. Hancock, O
Fargo, n. d.
On Thursday, the 9Th inst, Pete
Pronevost was brought before U.
Commissioner Carhart on the charge G
cutting government timber and boun(
over to the U. S. Court under Tire,
Thousand dollars bonds. It appear
Pronevos3 was working on contrac
with Bates & Mcdonald, hence the re
spons1bi!ity of trespass may not be Who'll
ly Pronevost's.
The cry for cottages is esrnest an<
strong. We are informed one visito
during the present week, was considerin,
the propriety of investing some of hi
surplus fuads in village lots and erect
ing some cottages to meet the desires O
our sweltering city friends to get int
the cool and brac1ng atmosphere Of Cool
county. There is nothing like it. I
beats all the medicine in the world TO
renewing health and vigor
II. NJ. johnson, of Duluth, son O
Andrew johnson, of the West Side, spen
few days here visiting friends and try
ing to find suitable location for
barber shop combined with a residence
for a small family. No such bu1ldin,
seemed available, everything being takel
Or engaged. Who will erect suitable
quarters, for Mr.. johnson so Crane
Marals can have good barber perma
nently located?