The Cook County herald., 1905-07-01

school house every Sunday morning at
1870 o'clock a. m. Has an adult Bible
class. All are invited.
l.. q. G. Titus returned last night
from Duluth.
Mr.. Bates and son leave today for
Duluth to spend the Fourth at home.
The sidewalk crew has the walk along
the court house lot nearly completed,
Misses Nellie Murphy and Hilda Brek-
ken went to Duluth Thursday night for
visit.
Tie Willing Workers will meet with
Miss Anna johnson next Wednesday
afternoon.
Bartelow Miles of Superior was in
attendance as witness at>dstcict court
this week.
During this term of court citizenship
papers were issued to John F. Horan,
Andrew Sampson and Fred Amyotte.
Geo. Bayle and bride arrived from
Newcastle, N. B., last Saturday, and
will make this place their future home.
Judge McGindley of Duluth, who was
here on business before the court, was
accompanied by Mrs. McGindley and
son.
Ye editor has been busy courting (as a
petit juror this week and has been un-
able to give even the usual attention to
the paper.
The Nester company will finish get-
ting it's logs f1oated today, having made
far better progress with the work than
it expected to.
An excavation is being made for a base.
ment under the school house. The pur-
pose IS, we understand, to put in heat
ing plant this fail.
A very few unlmportant changes were
made by the town boards of equaliza-
tion. As a whole the work OF the assess
ors Was acceptable.
H. B. Fryberger, who was here as
counsel for VIM. Moore, went fishing
when by the grand jury's action he was
relieved Of further responsibility In the
matter.
E. NJ Barker of Lutsen came to town
for few days vacation and to attend
district court. Mr.. Barker, whose skill
as trapper is we'll known, has caught
eleven bears this spring.
The plan1ng mill has been running
this week. The work of repairing and
getting new machinery ready is about
completed and he mill will be in shape
to begin saving in few days.
Joseph Carhart of Mayville, N. T., ar.
on the America Sunday night for visit
with his brother, Sheriff Carhart. Mr..
Carhart recently completed service of
over seven years in the U. s. navy.
Rev. A. F. Elmquist, OF Duluth, we'll
known and popular in Grand Marais,
has accepted call from ST.. Johns En-
glish Lutheran church of Minneapolis
and has moved with his family to that
city.
While at work loading pulpwood on
scow last Monday fellow workman
struck Andrew Anderson on the hand
with heavy iron hook, 1nficting an
ugly wound that will disable him for
some time.
F. H. DeGroat of Superior, M. B.
Fowler of Two Harbors, John A. Keyes,
Wm. Harrison, Clarence Miller, H. w.
Lanners, Mr.. Arnold and H. B. Fryber-
ger of Duluth we're among the attorneys
attending court this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Scott arrived on the
America Sunday night. They were Civ
on a cordial greeting by many friends
who gathered at the dock to meet them
and who emphasized their pleasure at
the young couples return by showering
them with rice.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Lars Anderson Godin of
this county and Miss Anna Christine
Anderson of Minneapolis. The we'd ding
will take place in Minneapolis and the
young couple will then establish their
home on Mr.. Godin's homestead IN
Schroeder township.
The grand jury's recommendation to
build 3 fence around the court house
grounds, if only accompanied by prac.
tloal. suggestion for raising the where
with, would no doubt be carried out IN
stanter. The county board has already