The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-05-21
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Anna Arenson goes to Duluth to-
day for short visit.
johnson, the barber, closed his shop
and left town last week.
Rev. A. F. Elm quist will pay Grand
Marals visit next week.
Mrs. Monilaus has returned from a
short visit in Two Harbors.
Chas. J. johnson and Miss Anna John
son went to Duluth Thursday.
F.B. Leach, Minneapolis, was a visi-
tor IN the city the first OF the week.
Godfrey P ]ante, of Grand Portage
was in town on business Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Sterling and Frank
Banker returned from weeks visit in
Duluth.
DR.. Pearson came up from Two Har-
bors Tuseday night, returning Thursday
afternoon.
J. @. Hanson, representing the wy
man Partridge Mercantile Go. of Min
neapolls, is in town.
I'D. LaMotte, of the Duluth law firm
OF McMahon & LaMotte, transacted
business in town Monday.
Jas. Scott re- turned home Sunday and
brought fine team of iron gray draft
horses, purchased in Duluth
There is good opening for good
barber here. Butcher" BARRIERS get
poor encouragement, though.
The dance that was advertised for NJ, y
30 at Bramer's hall has been postponed
until Tuesday evening, May 81.
August c. Pfelffer of Excelsior, wh Q
recently proved up on claim near
Lutsen, was in town this week.
Father LeMarche is in town. Mass
will be celebrated at the Catholic church
tomorrow morning at ten o'clock.
The Grand Marais township board
met last Tuesday to make preparations
for road improvement operations, which
will be continued on large scale this
summer.
Chas. Duham, who went to Duluth
for treatment for his eyes, writes that he
is in St. Mary's hospital, Duluth. and
that he may have to have an operation
performed.
D. B. McAlpine has moved his law
office into the building lately used for
barber shop, opposite Johnson's store.
@: II. Carhart will have his office in the
same building.
Gilbert Moe and Miss Bertha Everson
we're married in Duluth the first of the
week, returning on the America Wednes
day. Best wishes are extended by a
large circle of friends.
Miss Nellie Murphy, who left here on
neapolis, she having been operated on
for appendicitis last Saturday. She is
getting along fine and will probably be
home again in about three weeks.
The first game of base ball between
the married men and the singles was
played Sunday afternoon. It was the
same old story the singles were wallop
ed, 10 to Is in six-inn1ng game.
John Brandt, Wm. Hilskotter and
Fred Hlllskotter Of Oscecla. WIS.,, were
in town this week. While here they did
some cruising and selected lands upon
which to file timber and stone applica.
tions.
E. W. Porter, prominent St. Pau
publisher and bookdealer, has been in
town during the past week the guest of
j. X. Mayhem. This is his first visit to
Grand Marais in ten years, and he notes
great progress made during that time.
On Monday, while trying to turn
around on the dock Charlie Blade back.
ed Andrew Swenson's horse into the
bay. Charlie stuck to his post like a
hero and went down with the rig. He
swan ashore, suffering no bad effects
from the accident. With pike pole by.
ISLANDERS kept the horses head above
water until he reached the shore. The
wagon was ssysd. Ne loss was suffered