The Cook County herald., 1905-09-09


L. .. G. Titus returned from Duluth
last night.
Ole Flaaten of Cascade went to Du.
luth Tuesday.
Mrs. o: A.:Hunies Of Cascade went to
Duluth Monoay night.
Attorney G. s. Wilson Of Duluth was
in the village on Thursday.
Andrew Sampson Of Tofte has been
in town several days this week.
Miss Carrie Scott returned: last even
ing from short visit in Duluth. -: Il ..
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bayle have moved
into their new cottage on the hillside.
Mrs. Fred Jackson returned Wednes-
day night from visit with relatives in
Duluth. T :*:,E
John F. Segog came in On the Ameri-
ca last night and left this morning for
Gunhint,, , =,
A]mer Nelson acted as marshal this
week to permit Marshal johnson to 60
to the fair. - '' "'| '.''' .'' -"
Ed Douglas, who is now located ic
Port Arthur, was in town a couple OF
days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Scott are now CON-
fortably settled in their new residence
near the court house. =.
A valuable COW belonging to Andrew
johnson was gored>to death Tuesday in
a fight with sister bovine.
The young people enjoyed merry
dancing party at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Young Thursday evening.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. Jones next Tuesday afternoon.
All members are requested to be pres.
ent.
Attorney AL Smith and family, who
camped at the mouth of Brule creek
for two weeks, have returned to Mime
apolis.
Miss Matte jacobson of Hovland was
a passenger on the America Wednesday
night, on her way home from a visit in
Duluth.
Mrs. Charles Brown, the guest of Gen.
and Mrs. E. M. Pope for a few days, de-
parted Thursday evening for her home
in st. Paul.
Rev. Gable walked to Hovland Thurs
day and conducted services there that
evening, returning home on the America
that night.
Mrs. C.. K. Grewar went to Port Ar
thur w Wednesday night. Mr.. and Mrs {.
Grewar are planning to move to that
city to reside.
The Cascade improvement company
is having a portion of it's property at
Cascade plated. Engineer Wilson is
doing the work.
The steam barge Nef, which has been
loading ties at Gooseberry for the past
week, arrived here last evening to com
plete her cargo.
George Zimmerman had his hand &C.
verely cut on the cutoff saw in the shin
gle mill today. That saw seems to have
been we'll named.
B. A. Rude received by mail on Mon
day telegram announcing the death Of
sister Oh August 30th at her home in
SOnthorn Minnesota
If the way the ladies haYe busted
themselves in preparing is criterion,
the dance at Bramer's hall tonight will
be a brilliant social affair. -
John jacobson came up from Hovland
Thursday night to help his brother to
move his residence back to place and
otherwise repair the damage done by the
storm. =.
The Pacific came in this morning with
la raft of about $1,000 of the logs that
were driven out of the harbor in the
storm, which: she picked up on the lake
yesterday. -'}'
, Gen. and Mrs. Pope, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Sheppard, Mrs. Titus, Mrs:Brown of St.
Paul and Guy Titus went. ont to Red
Cliff camp and enjoyed a picnic dinner
there Thursday. $685.
DENTIsTs.-Drs. Works and Lam
bert viii be at the Broadway hotel Sat-
urday, Sunday and Monday, Sept. 16, II
and Is, prepared TO do all kinds of dem
tai work at reasonable prices. -
:, John Collins lad the back Of his left
hand badly lacerated by the CUTOFF saw
in the shingls mill; on Tuesday, He viii
be laid dsup, ,fof whlte;r but he was ex.-
tremeIy fortunate that he did not lose
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