The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-08-29
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John L. Culbertson arrived on Brad
shaw Friday morning.
Chas. J. johnson came home on the
Easton Wednesday night.
q. G. Taylor and wife arrived Wednes-
day on America from Duluth.
The leaves are beginning to turn their
green to the golden yellow Of autumn.
Miss Ella Mayhem cane down from
Duluth Sunday night for a visit with
her many friends.
Med" Carhart got off the America
Wednesday night for visit with friends
here. He left Thursday for Duluth.
Our old friend, the Bon Ami, put in
an unexpected appearance Sunday night
and left Monday morning for Houghton
Mich.
Forest tires were reported Tuesday in
the pine woods about Elbow and Pine
lakes, but were subdued by the prompt
action of the fire wardens.
Charly Duham is taking life easy,
getting along nicely on the road to re-
covery from the operation of few weeks
since. He will be out soon.
Dr. Elmquist preached a fine sermon
Tuesday evening, in the court house,
and another to the Maple Hill congre-
CATION Wednesday evening.
Old settlers report the late storm one
of the hardest in their remembrance.
The lake water was driven into one cellar
the second time since it's construction.
j. B. Olney, of St. Paul, is in town
again to look after the road machines,
We certainly need better roads. II the
machines will help make them Just hurry
them along.
J. q. Hunter, O. G. Hartman and E.W.
Markell, of Duluth, arrived here Sunday
evening with their yacht on their way
to Nlpigon. On account of storm they
were Obliged to lie here couple of
days.
The Steamer America failed to make
it's regular Friday trip down the lake
1t seems the storm was too fierce fo1
Capt. Hector to take the chances at the
expense of the comfort and convenience
or his passengers. His caution is com
mendable.
George d. Bray, instructor in manual
training in the Superior public schools
has gone to an Illinois city where be
Will serve IN the same capacity as in
Superior at a higher salary. Mr. Bray
is younger brother of N. j. Bray Of
Hovland and Maple Hill
Articles of Incorporation of the Cook
County Manufacturing Company have
been recorded. The concern is soon to
commence the manufacturing of all sorts
of lumber. Tho fact that several of our
prominent business men are on the
board of directors is sufficient guarantee
OF It's success.
Herr Hans Albert, of Omaha, Neb.
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. O
Brownell, arrived on the America Wed
nesday evening. Prof. Albert is a severe
sufferer of hay fever and came this way
to relieve himself Of his suffering. The
Professor is vioIinist Of musical note
being soloist with the Thomas Orches
ira for number of years. He will play
at the court house this evening and al
Maple Hill church Sunday, at p. m.
The Misses Clauson and Miss Ellis
took their departure for Duluth on the
Easton Friday night. To say they vii
be missed hy the social element here il
speaking lightly. They left the i'm
preston that they came for good time
that they know how to have one and tc
adapt themselves to circumstances te
make life pleasant and jolly. Everybody
that met them will be glad to see then
again, and will remember them with
pleasure until then.
The storm of Thursday and Friday
played havoc with the timber and the
ships in the harbor. The boom was
broken and the big square timber scat
tered. The steamer that was here tc
load 1t will have to be taken to Duluth
for repairs Passengers on the boats
who are Inclined to seasickness suffered
from that cause. A large number re-
manned down the shore for a later pas
sage after the storm has ceased and the
lake recovered from it's boisterouf
turmoil,