The Cook County herald., 1904-01-16
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Plenty OF snow for oil purposes this
winter. ."..::.>ss....
There ars over 1000 cases OF tybhoid
fever in Montreal.
johnson, the barber. is back and at
work ut the old stand.
Cen. and Mrs.. Pope arrived Wednss-
day eyensag on the Bon Ami.
Grover Clevlands oldest daughter.
Roath, died Of dlphthsria Jan.7.
AL countries Of tho globe seam to be
taking lessons in theatre building.
Lqmbsrmsu are making tho best Of
tho Ans ~ssthsr for their business.
Quite number Of cruisers and otbsr
msn. OF The woods came on Bon Ami
Wednesday.
8. NJ. White returned from his home in
Superior to resume bin engineering work
in this county.
January 11.-Still hopes Of peace
ful adjustnent Of relations between
Columbia and Panama.
Hans EneeIssn, Louis Pisnts and
Gust Olson were all present at commits
sionsrs meeting Monday.
A son was born to MI. and Mrs. J.
Baokstrom, OF Maple Hill, this week.
Mother and baby are both doing fine.
Difficulty in unloaaine slene shore
because Of wind and ice, hinders tho
transportation Of freight to nearly a
provoking extent.
At this writing, Saturday morning,
the slok in town are oil reported as got.
ting along nicely. No new cases of
diphthsris have developed.
II. Howsnstins, who was here last
summer on business relating to the man
ufactare OF sash and blinds, returned on
the Bon Ami "Wednesday night.
61ckness along the line Of tho Resera.
alton - confined to slight attacks Of
grip, owing probably to tho mild weather
of the past two or three weeks.
W. J. Bryan seems pleased with his
European trip. His recommendation
that the United States furnish resi-.
dsnees for ito foreign consuls il q eeod
one.
The authorities, At tho last trip OF the
Bon AMI last Thursday, asked Capt.
Clauson TO bring doctor from Duluth
on his next trip to Grand Marais, to act
40 health officer until DR.. Houston re-.
covers sufficiently to resume his duties.
Gen. John B. Gordon, one of the few
remaining great commanders of the
Confederate army, died recently ut his
winter home in Florida. he was buried
last Thursday 1t bis homo in Atlanta,
GA.
At the last meeting OF the county
comm,ss,ensrs they authorized bounty
OF five dollars on wolves, to be paid by
the county, which. with that of seven
dollars and half by the state, may
make it an object for hunters to turn
out and vid the county Of these posts.
Don B. McAlpins returned yesterday
from his visit to the homo of his parents
in Park Rapids, Mich, and lett last
night on the Bon Ami for Grand Narais,
whore he has located for tho practice of
his profession, the law. We oongratu.
late Grand 4arais on securing q young
man Of his capacity aud ability ~ .
permanent citizen. Hs possesses ell the
qualifications to make q successful
lawyer, and good citizen. He is ener-
Gstic, has good habits, aud genial and
attractive chasactsriatics. During his
residence in Two Harbors he was a
general fsvorite. He 10 q devotse to
ath1stics, and it 10 probable that before
tho season 10 over the base ball team of
Grsod Aarais will bs Winning laursls.
As second baseman in tho Two Harbors
team hs was the pride Of the rootsrs
last season, and will be greatly missed
tho coming season. We bespeak him q
hearty eresting in his new home, and
trust that SUCCESS may attend him from
the drst.-Two Harbors Iron News.
Teachers State Examination.
Examination for teachers state osrt1-
doates will bs held in the primary room
Of tho Grand Narais schoolhouse. at
Grand 1arais, Ninn,, February L. s, and
6, 1904.
Program Sor drst grade studies begin
at $50 H. II. February 4th, and for
Roaond 0Padn atndiaa at 0.90 A. n Fahrn