The Cook County herald., 1905-06-03

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the fraud was easily placed, the removal
of the shot caused sudden death to the
Judges enthusiasm over that trout.
Miss Nettie Tranah returned from Du-
luth Wednesday evening.
Thursday night for Duluth, where she
will visit for month before going on to
her home in Ohio.
The sidewalk authorized by the COM
missloners is being constructed along
the east side of the court house prop
erty. The course of the creek that ran
through the court house lot has been
changed so as to run around the block.
The purpose is, as soon as practicable,
to grace and seed down the grounds and
make other improvements necessary to
put the property in presen table condi-
tion.
Quite number of parents and friends
attended the Decoration day exercises at
the school Monday afternoon. The pro-
gram was very good, an especially cred
liable feature of which was the flag drill
by the children. w. H. Richardson, of
Milwaukee, S. F. Beede and Judge Dur
fee, civil war veterans. were present.
Mr.. Richardson favored the school with
a spendidly appropriate address, and
short talks were also given by Messrs
Beede and Durfee.
w. B. Phillips, of the reservation
school at Grand Portage, was in town a
couple of days this week, returning
home Wednesday night.
Mrs. Jos. Anglers returned w ednesday
evening from a. visit with her mother at
Manistloue, Mich. A younger sister
returned with her for an extended visit
here. They were accompanied by Mr..
| Anglers, who went to Duluth to meet
them.
Louis Plante has moved his family to
| Grand Marais for the summer.
Gail Stubsted returned Sunday night
from a visit with lis parents in Good
hue.
Ed. Johnston returned Sunday night
from a short busines visit to Duluth.
! S. F. Beede came up on Saturday
from Koss's landing, where he has been
teaching during the past school year.
The school building in which he taught
was destroyed on Thursday by the forest
fires that ragged in that section last
week. Teacher and pupils had narrow
escape. AS there was only one day of
the term remaining the fire did not
interfere materially with the work of
the school, although the loss is serious
one to the district. The building was
new, having been completed and fur.
nished since the beginning of the pres
ent school year.
Felix Tebeau, who has been confined
in the county jail for several months
| awaiting trial at the June term of the
J district court for furnishing whiskey to
Indians, escaped from the Jail last Sun
day night. The escape was discovered
by w m. Moore when he brought break
fast to the prisoners Monday morning.
Tebeau made his way out by removing a
lock, which was fastened with screws
that we're easily taken out. It is sup
| posed that he headed for Port Arthur.
| Deputy Hawes was at once sent IN pur
suit of the fugitive, being taken to
Grand Portage IN row boat that night
! by Hans and Chris Holte. Halves has
returned having abandoned the search
IN that direction. There were three
other prisoners in the Jail at the time of
the escape, but as they still bad only a
few days of unexpired terms to serve
there was no incentive for them to take
advantage of the opportunity to get
away.
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