The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-06-09

! Alfred jacques, or the legal nrm or
Jacques & Hudson, Duluth, was in town
Monday On professional BUSINESS.
Sheriff Carhart visited the eastern
precincts of the county this week to sum-
mon jurors for the term of district court.
John Morrison, who has been in fail
ing health for several months, is report
ed to be in such critical condition that
his family have about given up hopes of
his recovery.
At a meeting of the school board held
Monday Chas. Haglund of Maple Hill
was appointed to fill the vacancy on the
board caused by the resignation of An
drew Peterson, who moved to Duluth
recently.
DR.. F. B. Hicks departed on the Brad
shaw, "Wednesday morning to 60 to
Washburn, Wis.,, for his family. They
are expected to arrive here Sunday
night, to become permanent residents
of Grand Marais.
DR.. Forsyth, the Duluth veterinary
surgeon, came down Wednesday night to
render his professional services in curing
the ills of the equine family in our vii
lage. And he was kept quite busy
during his stay here, returning to Duluth
Thursday night.
j. j. Hussey and family arrived in
Grand Marais Sunday evening with the
purpose of making their permanent resi-
dence IN this county. AS soon as they
can get the buildings in condition they
will move to the Covill place, near Scotts
point, which is now owned by Mr.
Huasey.
A chimney fire at the court house
Tuesday held the attention Of occu-
pants of the building for an hour or
more: 1t burned 50 long and 6erce'y
that the building was becoming endan-
/ gered and, otlier expedients failing, th
village chemical was finally used to ex-
tinguish it.
| Little Myrtle and Mabel Carter gave
their mother a pleasant birthday sur
prise on Sunday afternoon. They pre-
sented her with beautiful dish, the
pleasure of the occasion being added
to and shared in by a number
of neighbors, who had been invited by
the little girls.
At the council meeting Monday even
ing the following appointments to the
library board we're announced by the
president and confirmed by the council:
Rev. ". H. Gable to succeed s. c. Muir
ply, whose term expires; D. B. McAIpine
and Mrs. G. H. Carhart (reappo1nted), all
for term of three years.
P. E. Aim is building five room cot
tage on lots recently purchased by him,
on the corner of Van Buren, street and
Duluth avenue, in Harbor Addition
When completed, it will be an up-to-
date, attractive and cosy home. The
best of it is Mr.. Aim Is building it for his
own use, and not as bachelors hall,
either.
Samuel Bally returned Sunday night
from combined business and pleasure
(mostly business) trip to Duluth, Ash
land, Bayfield, and other places. An
important part of his mission was to
secure crew for the operation of the
sawmill, which will be started as soon as
the logs come down from DEVILS Track
This will be in about two weeks, we are
told.
| r. E. Patterson, Duluth, inspected
the boilers at the mill last Monday. Mr..
Patterson is one of the candidates for
the Republican nomination for sheriff in
St. Louis comfy and he does not appear
to be at all worried about the outcome.
AS to the state political game, in which
Duluth appears to Re taking such a
prominent part, he disclaimed any inside
information and would not risk even a
Iguess. farther than that Od1n Halden OF
Duluth, would be the next state auditor.
1 Deputy Sheriff Mcclellan. of Hurley
Wis.,, left here Thursday night. accompa.
MED by Chris Hottie, who was subpoenaed
= by him to appear as witness in the
forthcoming trial of Alphonse Brunelle
who is charged with illegally voting at a
recent local election at Saxon. Mr.. Bru.
nellie was formerly a resident, of this
county. Having proved up on his home
stead and disposed of his interests a,
J Cascade, he returned with his family 9
few months ago to his former home al
Saxon to reside. Hotties testimony il
required to. show that he voted in thit
county and resided here until last fall:
and that, therefore, lbs could not have ac
quired q legal reeid ence ct Saxon At CHS tht
! time 4he?is alleged to have yoted5 there
! he is,under| $500 bonds. The trial occur.
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