The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1903-07-25
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A. s. Carlson, of Rowland, was in town
the first OF the week. eaI#5gs. ~.
John McLaren, of Fort William, is
staying 1.-THE Broadway. 1
Tom Lande, from Tote, visited in
town few days this week.
B.J. Burnison, of Buffalo, N. Y, lis
registered at the Broadway. ~,
Rufus Pinkerton, of Tofte, spent few
days in town early in the week,
Now is the time to buy your clothing
at half price at John Paulson's.
Noel Hamlin and Olaf johnson, of
Lutsen, are in town on business.
H. Mayhem and E. w. Wakelin, came
home on Sunday nights America.
F. H. LaGroat, secretary of the Red
Cliff company, arrived Sunday night.
Miss Matte jacobson, of Rowland, has
been visiting relatives in towa this week.
Mrs. Bernt jacobson, of Hovland,
came up on the America this afternoon.
FOUND--A bunch of keys. The
owner can get same by calling on Treas
urer Jackson.
Mrs. D. D. Mcdonald and her daugh-
ter, Mary, are here for summer outing
OF few weeks.
Miss Edith Mayhem made the trip
round the island this week, returning
Thursday evening.
Alex. Dolan and two sisters stopped
off from America Tuesday morning for
visit with friends.
Theodore Barker, accompanied by his
wife, representing Geo. Benz & Co., was
IN town on business Tuesday.
All will be glad to know that DR..
Elmq uist expects to visit Grand Mara1s
again about the middle Of August.
If you want bargain in mems and
boys suits and underware you must 20
to John Paulson's this week as his
bargain stock will soon run out.
u. B. McAlpine, a young attorney of
Two Harbors, arrived here last evening
and has announced his intention OF
opening an office here about August Is.
Rev. E. G. Clemans, presiding elder in
the M. e. church, will preach in the
dining room of the Broadway next
Thursday evening, July Both, ut 8 o'clock
All are cordially invited to be present.
We are INFORMED that quite large
transfer of townsite property was made
early in the week to parties IN Superior,
not for speculation, we are told, but for
early improvements. Lot the good work
go on.
John Paulson, from the Hub Clothing
Co., of Duluth, is here with selected
stock Of mems and boys clothing, fur.
nishing goods, ETC., which he is selling
at less than half price. You will find
him at the Lundin building.
The following outing party, from Du.
luth, Is registered at the Grand: Theo
dore Hollister Esq, DR.. H. Webster anc
wife, Misses NJ. and L. Webster, DR.. ano
Mrs. W. s. Stored. Miss D. Stored anc
Masters Harold and Stanley Stored,
We are informed there are many fam
lilies in Duluth who would be glad tx
spend several weeks every summer il
Grand Marais were there cottages herr
they could rent. The question arises
Why don't some of the business mer
here provide some cottages for summer
renters?
The school board, last Monday
granted the use of the school house Il
the Sunday School for It's further meet
ings. Next Sunday, (to-morrow), at hal
past ten, the Sunday School will meet
in the school house. All who have eve
attended it's sessions, and all others in
terested. are cordially invited to b.
present.
The religious services at the Norwegian
Lutheran Church Friday afternoon wer'
we'll attended. The audience was vol
rewarded by the discourse Of DR.. Elm
quist. The expounding OF the Scripture
chosen proved to the church organizer
their wisdom in choosing hillside TO
their building. God often speaks to biz
people from the mountain tops.
Those who failed to attend DR.. Elm
quist's lecture at the court house Frida,
evening missed real entertainment
The humorous exposition of his subjec
created much merriment. The portion
of his lecture devoted to practical lit
were instructive and highly entertain
iau Tho v;ah soors ~onora1 that ~