The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-06-13
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Ice in the bay Friday morning. H..
c. j. johnson left for Duluth Thurs
day. >>"... H.. $z 5.@
Charley Gilman was caller in town
on Thursday. .~ ~.
81. Mayhem went to the city Tuesday
on the Bradshaw. -.
The barber shop has taken another
jump. Where next?
Il. Mayhem came down from the city
on Bradshaw Thursday evening.
Wednesday, June 10, there was a
lively snow squall on Maple Hill.
Eleven mining companies moved their
headquarters from Chicago to Duluth.
w. A. Currie, representing the Armor
Packing Co., was in town Tuesday on
business,
N. j. Bray and family left on America
Thursday for a visit to friends in Duluth
and Biwabik.
Rockefeller failed to obtain control of
.Roumanian oil fields. He can't oil the
whole world yet.
The West Point military academy
adds "a officers to the army by gradua-
ton on Wednesday,.
Auditor Murphy's family moved to
country residence on the Goat farm
Thursday of this week.
Alfred Merritt, of Duluth, was an ar
rival on business Wednesday and re-
turned Tuesday on America.
Maple Hill township holds the lead IN
progressive road work, it having pur-
chased road machine for grading.
Mrs. Robt Monilaws, her sister Maggie
and Miss M. G.. Monilaws left Monday
on the America for summer vacation.
Mrs. VIM. Dolan and two daughters,
who have been visiting at c. j. John
sons, left Thursday afternoon on Amer
lea.
E. l.. Palmer came off America Sun
day night as book-keeper for G. J. John
son during Rose Murphy's absence in
Duluth.
Ella MAYHEM returned Monday on
America to resume her work at the
business college, after spending week
at the home of G. H. Carhart.
The Government Cruiser Marigold
called at this port Wednesday on her
lighthouse inspection tour and found
everything in first class order.
August J. Johnson returned on. Amer
lea Friday and reported failure thus far
as to finding Pinkerton's body. Divers
are still working to find the body.
Friedrich Washburn, of Minneapolis,
representing the National Life and
Trust Co. of Des Moines, Iowa, was in
town dong business with several of our
citizens Oh Monday.
Sunday large party visited Red Cliff.
One team of four horses, another of two,
drew wagons filed with admirers O.
natures wonders which mine hosts,
Scott and Culbertson were able to point
out.
James J. Hill says in Duluth Herald
on returning from the West, II cannot
say that have ever seen the crops of
the Northwest in more fourishing con-
dition at this season, not for 20 years at
any rate.'
King Alexander and Queen of Servia
were murdered in their palace last We'd
nesday. A conspiracy. the result of
appropriately of the government with
the people, jealousy and the ambition of
rivals created the revolution.
Rev. A. G.. Beck, of Two Harbors, and
Rev. Swan Magnuson, of West Superior,
Swede Methodist dlvines, held meetings
in the town hall on Maple Hill with
crowded house several evenings this
week. closing With Friday evening.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Clara Marian Hector to Mr..
James Franklin Walsh, Tuesday even
ing, June 23rd, at Pilgrim Cone rega-
tional church, Duluth, MINI. Joy 60
with them" Is tho wish of their many
friends.
Plaques are catching, sure enough!
already the corruption of the cities has
pointed it's dagger at our little village
ordinance relating to gambling. A hiat
at attempted bribery of our village
marshal before the end of the first week
OF his official duty. Even the hamlets
of the hills cannot escape tho ta1nt Of
municipal corruption.
The school at the east end Maple Hill
dintrict oloeod tho sroa No fon,.. l..4 r.: