The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-08-04


Everywhere.
Washington Star.
Charles Foster went to Duluth last
| night.
Van johnson returned last night from
| a visit to Duluth.
Miss Anna johnson arrived from
Chicago last night.
John Doyle, homesteader at Pork Bay,
| is dead, of heart failure.
G. n. Carhart returned Wednesday
night from visit to Duluth.
Charles Bayle visited Duluth this
week, returning on the America last
| night.
The Presbyterlans OF Two Harbors
have LAID the cornerstone of grand
church building.
Mrs. Shook daughter, of Duluth. ar
rived here Wednesday night for visit
with Mrs. J. c. Murphy.
The steamer George Burnham arrived
here yesterday morning to take on a
c .rgo of ties for Chicago.
s. w. Barton and E. w. Wakelin re-
turned the first of the week from a
months outing on Isle Royale.
Regular business meeting of the Will
ing Workers will be held with Mrs.
Wray next Tuesday afternoon.
Two diamond drills. for use on the
Gunflint property, were taken through
on the America Wednesday night.
Miss Amanda Stnbstad of Zumbrota,
Minnesota, arrived Sunday night for a
visit with her brother Carl, G.. Stubstad.
A. ". Anderson and NJ Monson ar
rived here yesterday morning to look
after their property interests in this
| comfy.
Mrs. Carhart and daughters, Misses
Christine and Ruth Carhart, of Lorimer.
Mich. are visiting Mrs. G. H. Taylor,
Mrs, Carhart's sister.
Miss Annie Bayle, who has visited her
brothers here during the summer. de-
parted Monday night on her return to
her home in Boston.
Misses Ida and Bertha Norman, who
have been guests of G. J. johnson for
several weeks, departed Thursday night
for their home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Sam Howenstine, MISS Mary
Howenstine aud Mrs. Fred Bramer de-
parted on the America Wednesday
night for visit with relatives.
J. A. Blackwell, of St. Paul, who
makes frequent visits since he became a
landowner. in Cook county, was again in
the village couple of days this week.
Mesdames c. G. Monker, l.. Q. G. Titus
John Woods and Peter Aim went to
Hovland Wednesday night for a short
! outing and visit with friends at that
| place.
Carl Eidnes, the theological student
who has been in the village for some
time past, returned Wednesday night
from visit to St.. Paul, and will stay
! here during the remainder of the vaca.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. BURNS, of Chicago
| who were visitors at the home of C. J
johnson for several days. started on
their homeward journey, via the 500
Wednesday night. Mr.. BURNS repre-,
sen1s large lumber company OF
| Chicago.
s. F. Beede and daughter, Miss Ethel
Beede, came up from Hovland Monday
night for short visit in Grand Mareis
MISS Beede visited with her father on
his homestead at Hovland the past three
! weeks. She left for home Thursday
! night. s. II !:
In the matter of the homesead final
proof offered by E.. G. Soderberg about
year ago additional testimony was
taken before, US. Commissioner Car.
hart last Thursday. At the time the
proof was offered the case was 1nvesti.
gated by Special Agent Foraker, who
reported unfavorably thereon. Mr.
Soderberg was given the privilege ,ot
furnishing additional evidence in sup.
port of his claim, and many witnesses
testified in his behalf at this hearing
Soderberg was represented by b N
johnson, q. Fergus Falls while specia!
Agent Coulter looked alter the. interests
Oft. of the Government: s. d. Is! 3; -