The Cook County herald., 1904-11-19

meet regular every Sunday at that time
in the. church. You are cordially invited
to both Sunday school and the regular
morning worship at 1890. Subject:
Facing Gods Judgment
Rev. G. g. STACEY, Pastor.
T. l. Carter of Latsen,> county auditor
elect, was a visitor at the court house
today.
Samuel Bally has moved his family in
to their new cottage on the west side,
near the mill.
A dance will be given at Bramer's hall
Thanksgiving night and everybody IS
invited to attend.
Charles FairchiIds of Kasson, who is
here visiting bis sister, Mrs. G. A: Hous-
ton, took to tho woods the first of the
week for few days hunt.
Maj. Potter and party of friends are
camped in the woods about twenty mlles
from the village, on moose hunting ex-
peaitlon. They propose to stay out un-
til the end of the season. -:
Judge Cochrane aud DR.. Brennan of
Ashland, Wis.,, are here on hunting
trip. They have already secured two
moose and will stay until they get the
laws allowance of deer also.
Many of the villagers will drive to
Maple Hill to attend the social to be
given by the Ladies' Aid society of the
Swedish Lutheran church Tonight. A
pleasant time is anticipated.
Rumors of proposed contest are
ahoat; but rumors, like contests, do not
always materlalize. Experience shows
that the one that's counted in usually
stays in and in any event he.h has a han
dicap over his opponent.
G. o. Livingston, who spent couple
OF weeks in the village. returned to st.
Paul Thursday afternoon. He took with
him big moose with beautiful set CT
antlers, the coveted reward of a two
day. hunting trip last week.
The winners in the late election are
talking of giving a banquet at an earl,
date to celebrate the event. OF course.
the hungry and disappointed ones are
graciously promised an opportunity to
be present and say word at their own
funerals. =
The local canvassing board met last
Tuesday to canyass the late election
returns. The result was found to be
the same as that published. in the Her.
aid last week. A total of 352 votes we're
cast in the county, 66 being cast by
women. This is gam of 43 votes over
the number cast at the election two
years ago.
Ten of her little girl friends sur
prised Rena Larson at her parents
home Wednesday evening. They played
games. partook of very nice lunch, with
which they went provided, and altogeth-
or had happy time together for cou-
pie of hours. Pleasant reco!lections of
the event will linger long in the memo
ries of all the little folks who we're
there.
While the America was lying at the
dock Thursday afternoon a band that
was aboard favored the villagers with
several pieces. The music was good
and was appreciated by all, many of us
not having heard note of band music
for many moons. AS moose head was
being carried aboard the "Funeral
March" was played, following which we
we're treated with "The Star Spangled
Banner"
The marriage of Miss Anna S. Berg
lund and K. Hendrickson was solem-
nized at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Olof BergIund at Maple
Hill Wednesday evening". The ceremo-
ny was performed by Justice of the
Peace August. J. johnson. The, cere-
mony was attended by many friends of
the family who showereu their congrat-
ulations and we'll wishes upon the happy
couple. A wedding supper was served.
The people of Lutseu have petitioned
for the organization of a new town to be
called Lutsen, from territory now CON-
prised in the town of Tofte. The mat
ter is now before the county comm1s-
sioners and final action, which will prob
ably be favorable to the project, will be
tn kan at the naYt moatino ~ tho bo,,l
to be held on the 22nd inst. The same
petitioners also ask for the organization
OF a new school district, which matter
will also be disposed of at the same
meeting.
Chas. J. Johnson entertained party
Of friends on a yachting trip to the res
ervation Sunday, taking dinner at the
camp. In the party were: DR.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Houston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Murphy. Mrs. Titus, Misses H1lda