The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-03-21
CAUGHT ON THE RUN.


I Van johnson went TO tho Reservation
camp Yesterday. 5s 81
Ben Scott came up from Reservation
camp Saturday night. 81
Capt. John ". Babb left Tor Daluth.
Wednesday morning.. $ss=; s5s IN 81
Aug. J. johnson and son, Victor, went.
to Gross River yesterday.
Nh. Gagnon, o. Two Harborh was il
town on business yesterday. Il
Noel Hamlin. of Lutssn. was in town
tho first of the week on business. = :. !
Ohas. J. johnson and II. Mayhem ~.
turned homo from Duluth Tuesday. {
Mss Willietta Dolan and Mrs. Jacob
son came up from Hovland last evening.
Hans Gulbransen and Oh J. Olson
completed their contract with Sterling
l. 6egrove and returned homo Tuesday.
Mrs. Ole Gund erson and Miss Matte
Jacobson came up from Hovland with
Mail Carrier Plante Saturday night and
returned Sunday. -
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs Blair
died Sunday night and was buried in
Maple Hill cemetary Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. Jacobs oficiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Berg moved into
town Tuesday from Sterling l. Segrovss
camp, at Cascade, where they have been
employed during the winter.
j. G. Montferrand and Godfrey Plante,
who came in with tho party from Gun
flint Saturday, left for their home At
Grand Portage Tuesday morning.
John Ellasen and CLAUS jacobson. Of
Rowland, attended tho dance at the
court house Tuesday evening and re-
turned homo Wednesday after attend.
ing to some business matters.
As is customary IN Grand Marais, st.
Patrick's day was celebrated by = dance
at Court House hall Tuesday evening.
There was good attendance and all
present said they enjoyed themselves
immensely. =:
II is reported that Capt. Mercer, for
merly Indian agent in charge of this
agency, may be appointed to the position
of superintendent at tho Carlisle Indian
school in Pennsylvania, to succeed Col.
Pratt, who recently retired from the
army.
About Afty Austrians who havA been
employed at the Red Cliff camp during
the Writer "hit the trail" for Two
Harbors yesterday morning. With their
white ''turkeys'' on their backs they
made quite an interesting procession -
they started out.
The following officers wero elected ut
tho recent town meeting in the town Of
Tote: Chairman, John a.. Pinkerton;
supervisors, H. Engelsen and 9. A. A.
Nelson; clerk, Louis Engelson; treasurer,
A. w. Peterson; assessor, Thos. 7.
Carter; justice of tho ponce, Aug. a.
Nelson; constables, .Erick, Leonard and
J. F. Roach.
Geo. II. Mayhem and party, who were
engaged in getting out the ore for tho
Johnson Nickel Mining company. near
Gunhint, came in Saturday evening.
The soft weather made the hauling of
the ore by dog teams very difficult.
consequently tho amount desired was
not gotten out. They succeeded in
delivering about five tons at the rail
road tracks. i"
E. n. Douglas, who was arrested last
week on charge of selling liquor WITH
out license, changed his plea from not
guilty to guilty on Saturday last, and
was fined 500 and costs by Justice
Durfee. This being tho second con-
victlon it is not likely that Douglas will
attempt to continue in the business %
another conviction would mean 4 term
in prison instead of fine.
The rlaple Hill Bazaar.