The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-10-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

Rev. T. K. Jacobs went to Tote last
night.
Mrs. Andrew Hedstrom went to Du-
luth Thursday.
Van johnson visited Duluth this
week on business.
Mr.. Winterfeld, the cigar man,
transacted business in town Thursday
Mics Carrie Scott returned the first of
the week from weeks vacation, spent
in Duluth.
M. Murphy returned last night from a
visit in Duluth. He brought back with
him thoroughbred Scotch Cole.
WANTED-Position to cook IN log
ging camp by man and wife. Address
A. w. s.. care of Herald, Grand Mara1s.
G. j. Johnson is having his residence
enlarged with an addition 16 #. by 80
it,, to be fitted up for kitchen and din
ing room.
The six-year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oshawance died last Tuesday. The fu-
neral was held Thursday, the remains
being inferred in the cemetery at Chip
pewa City.
Mrs. G. A. Jones of Good Harbor Hill
rode to town on a bicycle yesterday
pretty convincing evidence of the pro-
gress of the good roads movement in
this county.
The reckless discharging of firearms
late Thursday night, suggestive of a
Japanese bombardment of Port Arthur,
rather frightened the timid ones of the
community. It was some irresponsible
engaged IN rifle practice just for the fun
of the thing.
The Nestor company has established a
camp near the Murphy farm and has
commenced work on it's logging road.
Another scow load of horses, supplies
and material arrived yesterday morning,
together with large number of men to
be employed on the company's work
here.
Ever johnson and Miss Clara Ander-
son we're married last Saturday, Judge
Durfee performing the ceremony. Both
parties are we'll known in the community
and have many friends who extend
congratulations and best wishes. They
are now at home On their we'll improved
homestead near Kluck's landing, in 61-2
east.
The road crew finished grading the
shore road east to the township line and
broke camp the first of the week. The
boarding camp has been closed. A re-
duced force is DOW engaged on st. Paul
avenue, which is to be opened up and
extended eastward to connect with the
shore road. On account of the closing
of the old Chippewa City road, which
passed over private property, this latter
improvement became an absolute neces.
sity. Upon the completion Of this ex-
tension road work will be suspended for
the season.
Rev. 81. F. Obenauf breaches his fare
we'll sermon here tomorrow evening.
He leaves next week to Renter COL
lege. He came Simply to spend his va
cation in Grand Marais, and his jealous
work for the spiritual welfare of the
community is appreciated by all the
people, and they wish him success
in his future career. As the result of
the visit of Rev. A. J. D. Haupt, P. s., it
was arranged to have Rev. Stacey OF
Chicago come to take Rev. Oenauf's
place as pastor of the Maple Hill and
Grand Marais congregations. He will
remain during the winter, and maybe
permanently if the arrangement proves
agreeable to all concerned. Rev. Stacey
arrived on the Easton last night. t.
night there will be social gathering at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Lar
son to give the new pastor an opportu-
nifty to meet and get acquainted with
his practitioners, - { -