The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-06-27
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Who says Chris Murphy is not an up
to-date auctioneer?
Judge Cant was entertained az the
home Of G. 81. Carhart. ~
NJ Rray returned from his trip to
Blwabik on Wednesday. =
Sam'l Bally arrived on America Sun
day night from Bayfield,.
Harris McIver, county surveyor, came
on America Friday night.
b. Mayhem went 10 Duluth Monday
and returned Wednesday.
A, Linskoge, of Maple Hill, was at
the Broadway Sunday night.
G. w. Stark, of Duluth, came to town
Thursday night on Bradshaw.
County Attorney Titus visited Chicago
Bay on business Sunday night.
Martin Havig, with wife and baby,
went to Chicago Bay Sunday night.
Deputy U. S. Marshal, Geo. J. Mallory.
came in on the America Sunday night.
Mr.. Murphy returned with most Of
his family Wednesday on the America.
Religious service was held at the
Broadway Tuesday evening by Rev. G.
E. Picka1d
When tho ladies start out in force
for an object, clear the track.-The
right-of-way is theirs.
Mr.. Titus returned from Chicago Bay
Monday night, having placed trial
order for a road machine.
Is. +. Fowler, an attorney from Two
Harbore, and Rev. G. E. Pickard arrived
On Bradshaw Tuesday morning.
John Pau1son, of Oklahoma, an old
old timer in Minnesota real estate mat
tiers, was prominent figure in court
W. 3. Phillips came Tuesday night on
Bradshaw to serve on the Grand Jury
Thursday. Capt Mckay came Tuesday
also.
The Moose held the largest and most
fashionable sociable on the wharf Sun
day night We have had in town 80 far
this season.
MIR. and Mrs. Woods have the thanks
OF all for opening their residence for the
Tine entertainment and enjoyment affor-
ded the public last evening.
Chris Murphy and family and his
brother, John, went to Duluth Monday
night to be present at Miss Cecilia
Murphy's wedding Tuesday evening.
Glad to see that some of the attorneys
at court have decided to imbibe some of
our North Shore ozone and visit the
trout streams No more healthful recre-
alton can be found.
Rose Murphy, John Murphy and
Francis arrived home on America this
morning and had to seek lodging at u
private residence owing to the crowded
condition Of our hotels.
On Wednesday Richard Russell was
brought before G. H. Carhart, q. s.
Commissioner, on the charge of selling
or giving liquor to Indians. Russell
was bound over on $1,000 bonds to ap-
pear before the q. S.::Grand Jury in Du-
luth on the second Tuesday in October
1903. The required bonds have been
secured.
The Broadway, filled to OVERLOOKING,
turned many away, who, with others, in
anticipation of the rush there, proceeded
to the new hotel, whose name we under
stand is THE Grand", and filled that
also. It is evident that further improve
ments must be made at once to meet
the demands of the travelling public.
Our fast growing village Is rapidly
gaining in Importance and distinction
and must meet the requirements that
prosperity thrusts upon it.
Most of the time of the Couct was con-
sumed on the we'll known land case of
''The North American Iron Company
versus Fred A. Brown and Charles J.
Johnson. No decision was reached.
The legal proceedings at the late term
of Court, both in showing and explaining
principles of law and in illustrating it's
enforcement, we believe will have most
wholesome effect on tho minds of many.
A better appreciation of law and order
higher respect for legal authority and
u more ready willingness to obey we
hope to see manifested as one result of
this term of Court.
Wednesday trip of the America
brought sixty passengers from Dulnth
aside from passengers picked up along
shore, called here by tho converting of
the first session of the Eleventh Judicial
District Court at Grand Marais> C.S.
Wilson and wife, N. J. Stevenson and
wife, and r. W. Chadwick and wife were
among the arrivanls. Judges Cant,