The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-08-31

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Miss Jeanette Benson went to Duluth
the first of the week for visit,
Paddy Bayle has been in Duluth for
the past few days on a vacation.
Geo. Mayhem made a short business
trip to Duluth the first OF the week.
Henry Howenstine went to Duluth,
Thursday night for few days stay.
"A. W. Farr Of Manistee, Mich, was
business visitor in the village this week.
Fred Jackson and T. 7. Carter left on
the Easton this morning to attend the
state fair.
Ellhu Jones and T. J. Skuse took the
trip "around the island" on the America
the first of the week.
Jas. Il. Hurst, who owns large tracts
OF Cook county real estate, was in town
the first of the week.
Samuel Howenstine returned the first
OF the week from two weeks visit with
friends at Fort William.
T. H. Miller, of the lighthouse service,
Is here putting up the new bell-striking
apparatus at the lighthouse.
Mrs. Harrison and two sons of Super
Ter, Wis, are visiting at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Robt. Howenstine.
Harvey Hicks went to Minneapolis
with his aunt, Mrs. Barnes, and will stay
there this winter to attend school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Engelson and
Mrs. A. J. Scott were out camping and
berry picking at Devils Track lake this
week.
Mrs. Johnson left for her homo IN
Chicago last Saturday after several
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. C
J. Johnson.
Miss Julia Enright of Biwabik and
Mrs. Matt Doyle of Eveleth arrived on
the Easton Thursday night for visit
with relatives.
Geo. Method arrived here from Po1t
Arthur last night to visit friends. Mrs.
Method and children have been here a
couple of weeks.
l.. H. Lien, Samuel BaIly, John Woods
and John Grady went to the meadows
at the head of Klmball creek on a fish
ing trip the first of the week.
In the rattle on Tom McCormick's bob.
tailed kicker, held last Thursday
night, Paddy Bayle was the unIucky
holder Of the winning ticket.
C. @. VanValkenburgh, government
engineer, was in the village for several
days this week on business connected
with proposed harbor improvements.
A book agent. one of Golfers repre-
sentatives, was in town for three or four
days this week, and he got away with a
whole hide and few orders that were
worth his while.
Hans Gulbransen leaves today for St.
Paul to attend the state fair. His in
terest is chiefly in the stock exhibit
After visiting the fair he will take look
over some of the big dairy farms in
Southern Minnesota with a view Of
further investing IN thoroughbred stock
Ole E. Erickson, of Colvill township,
will, as usual, be Cook county's spokes-
Juan at the state fair. He takes his usu-
al excellent exhibit of unfalling conf
dence in the agricultural advantages in
this county, which but favorably i'm.
press the average inquirer with whom he
chances to meet.
Samuel Bally has been in Duluth all
week looking after the work on a new
niger Of the mill. The old one has
caused considerable trouble of late and
the mill was shut down Wednesday
night to await the arrival of the new one.
Mr.. Bally returned last night with the
new piece, and the mill is running again
today.
While in the village this week Gov
ernment Engineer Van Valkenbureh
made the necessary survey for sidewalk
from the mainland to the lighthouse.
The walk will be built of iron or plank.
1t built of iron this important improve
ment will probably not be completed be-
fore next season on account of the time
that will be required to get the material.
N. !. Bray, G. II. Carhart, L. q. G.
Titus, Mrs. Gust Olson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Hedstrom, principals, attorney
and witnesses in the Carhart investiga-
tlon, left for st. Paul Monday night to
be present at the final hearing of the
case at the capitol yesterday. The case
Is to be argued and submitted to the
Governor today, and prompt decision
may be expected. = %s