The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-08-01
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County Attorney Titus left for Lutsen
Monday night. ~ {. H.: T.,
Oscar Llndskoe, of Duluth, is reeis.
tered at the Grand. =
E. @. Carhart is visiting his brother.
the Register of Deeds.
Hans Larson Loft for Duluth on
America Monday night.
ELIOT Johnson, Of Duluth, came on
business Sunday night.
Geo. Bale came up from the Reserva-
ton on Mondays America.
A. W. Winterfeld, of St. Paul, was in
town on business Monday.
Hans Engelsen ard Ed. Toftey, of
Tofte were in town during the week.
Evidence of deal in TOWNSHIP proper-
ty was shown us recently. "More to
follow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Titus, with little Thelma,
arrived from Duluth Sunday night. on
the America.
Capt. and Mrs. @. h. Ellis and Miss
Violet Ellis, of Milwaukee, arrived on
Bradshaw Monday night.
We are glad to sec lumber piles for q
new residence on lots nerth of. Mr.,
Iitus's. Capt. Babb is the man most
Interested.
Sheriff Gulbransen and Claus G.,
Monker loft with John II. Davis for
Saltwater on the America Monday
night.
John Paulson, of the Hub Clothing
Co., will leave for Duluth Monday. He
expects to return in q short time and
open a general store here.
Sheriff Gulbransen and G. G. Monker
returned last night from Saltwater, hav-
ing delivered John H. Davis to the care
OF state prison for seven years.
The following party from Duluth
came on America Sunday night; F..
Schodeld and wife, Miss Ruth Schcfield,
Miss Ada Laugton and 9. Thorborn.
A party consisting of Hans Engelsen.
Fred Erickson, Miss Thormonsen and
Miss Tofte arrived from Tote last even
lng and are registered at the Broadway.
Miss Ida Dolan, of Cross River, has
accepted position as stenographer and
clerk. Her duties being divided be-
tween the bank and the register of deeds
office at the court house.
Mrs. and Miss Tess Dolan, O: Cross
River; Mrs. J. A. Young, of Ashland;
Alex. Fraser, Robert Hubert. s. J.
Collier, J. T. and V. R. Culbertson, of
Duluth, were arrivals on Bradshaw
Monday night.
B. l.. Taylor, of Chicago, is here for
his sixth season on the North Shore.
which speaks for itself as to the desira-
bility Of this region for summer out
ing, as we'll as for his appreciation of a
good thing when he sees it.
The following were arrivals on the
America Wednesday eveping: D. J..
Gardner, Of Plattville, Wis; Thos. Spaith,
OF Lancaster, Wis; Guy w. Hooker,
d. W. Holmes, Frank LeDoux and F.
Ferguson, of Superior, Wis; Rev. E. G.
Clemans, OF Duluth. and Rev. E. M.
Cathcart, of Virginia, MINI.
Mondays America, to Duluth, took
John n. DAVIS, under the care of Sheriff
Gultransen and Deputy Monker, to
Saltwater. where Davis is expected to
reside for seven years. It was g. ques-
ton on tho boat and on the train out of
Duluth, which was the prisoner, Davis
or Monker, to whom Davis was linked
with an iron grasp.
B. L. Taylor with his friends, from
Chicago, Messrs Hamell and Hackett,
started with an outfit of birch. bark
canoe and provisions for two weeks, for
the Gunaint country, with James Nor
rison as guide. Seymour Mitchell is
their teamster for supplies to the 24th
mile post. Thence they will proceed
along the lakes and streams by canoe to
Gunaint, and return by way of Poplar
river to Lutsen. They contemplate a
twelve days trip and grand good time.
The demand for lots in Grand Mara,s
is increasing. Our friend Durfee is in
deed quite busy answering questions,
furnishing information, outlining desira-
bic locations for purchasers, real and
prospective. Opinion seems general
that railroad facilities are destined to
come here, and with them the building
up of the North Shore City. AS a sum-
mer resort it would have many advan-
taRes. We learn from Duluth people
that many families Of that city would
this season gladly have awaited them
selves Of cottages in which to speLd a
few weeks az an outing, had there been
cottages here for rent. Who will see
that such are provided for next season -?