The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-05-05
Topics of a Week
Concerning our People, Business and
Progress in the County and Town.

last night.
VII. Miller, of Milwaukee. was in
town this week.
Victor johnson returned from Duluth
Wednesday night.
Mrs. G. H. Carhart visited Duluth the
first Of the week.
County Attorney McAlpine went to
Duluth Thursday night.
A meeting of the county board is
called for next Thursday.
| Fred Bramer returned home from! Du~
luth Wednesday evening.
! G. J.. johnson left on the America
Thursday night for Duluth.
Fred r. Paine returned Sunday night
from a business trip to Duluth.
So. Miller, of Ontonogan. Mich., was
registered at the Broadway this week.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. r. S. Howe next Tuesday afternoon.
John and Peter KIuck came up from
their camp at Big Bay Thursday night.
Miss VanAvery teacher of the How
land school left for her home at Thomp-
son last Saturday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at the home of q. J. johnson next
Wednesday afternoon.
Capt. John Mckay came up from
Grand Portage Monday night and left
Thursday night for Duluth.
| Sheriff Carhart and Fred r. Paine
drove to Hov'and Thursday on CON-
bined business and fishing trip.
Joe Carhart arrived here from May
| vile, N. D., Wednesday evening for a
visit with his brother, Sheriff Carhart.
Mrs. VIM. Dollar: of Duluth, came
down on the Anne RIGA last night for
visit with her daughter, Mrs. D. B. Me-
Alpine.
A. G. Thompson, R. N. Mallett, J. H.
Jern, G. R. Wise, w. j. Works and J.
Liden of Duluth registered at the
Broadway Sunday night.
Alex Kluck, who is a member of the
firm of Kluck Bros, of Custer, Wis.
passed through town Thursday night on
his way home from Big Bay. A young
son Of Peter Kluck accompanied him
home.
G. H. Taylor returned Sunday night
from Duluth and the Twin Cities where
;. he went to purchase stock for his store.
He left again for Duluth Thursday
night expecting to get a tug and scow 10
bring down a load of merchandise
The Cook County Manufacturing Co.
has had several teams at work the past
week delivering to the dock 100000 feet
Of lumber which 1t has sold to the Pi1sen
Lumber Company of Chicago. A barge
is expected here next Monday to take
the lumber to Chicago.
The Grand Marais people who atten-
ded the Toftey nuptials at Tote last
Saturday are expressing the hope that
more marriages will accur IN that neigh
borhood before long. They had such a
pleasant time while there that they
won|d like TO gr to another wedding it
Tufte.
Miss Mat'i jacobson am: her brother,
Jim, ..'.d 0 H.yberg, OF Hovland, will
leav Mond y night for Duluth wht re-
the. Will join an excursion party bonnd
for Norway to witness the browning of
King Haaken. The party will spend
May 17th d Niagara Falls where cee-
bration will be held in honor of the day.
John G. Erickson returned home from
Duluth Wednesday evening, bringing
with him his four children who we're
AIKEN last fall by Humane Officer
| Withrow, of Duluth. The two older
children were taken to the state school
at Owalonna aud the other. two were
left with Mrs Erickson's brother at
West Duluth.
The editor of this paper, who went to
Duluth last week to assist in the mar
riage Of his brother, mas not Yet returned.
which accounts for this weeks issue of
the Herald not being up to the standard.
1t may be that he has heard of the bro
posed tax on bachelors and is ent}aavor-
ing to make arrangements whereby the
new law will not be applicable TO him.
Tho ifor1ry T1uh