The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1904-01-02
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Guy Titus went to Duluth Thursday.
John Nelson is on duty again at the
store.
Daniel Cowie came down on Fhursdav
from Duluth.
Gu. johnson went to Duluth Thurs
day on business.
George Mitchell came home on the
Bon Ami Thursday.
Miss Ella Mayhem returned to Duluth
on Thursdays boat.
James Scott spent New Years with
friends in the village.
Holidays with children, and others
pass only too quickly.
Miss Bess Dolan returned from home
by the Bon Ami Thursday.
Samuel Bally returned from his
Christmas trip home Thursday.
August J. johnson went to the Re-
servation Wednesday. to see "Van".
Mss Rose Murphy, after a delightful
visit to Duluth, came home Thursday.
CLAUS jacobson returned from State
OF Washington on Bon Ami Thursday.
A gang OF men came down from Du.
luth Thursday to work on Maple Hill.
The frequent storms we are getting
Keep the roads we'll supplied with snow.
Sunday, December 9th, was one Of
the worst days to be out one ever saw.
Martin Jacobson, Of Chicago Bay. WAS
visitor here for the New Years party.
John jacobson and Emil Eliasen. of
Rowland, we noticed in town for New
Years.
A good large wood pile handy at the
door or in the she'd is in order at this
season.
Charley Miller was glad to get back
Thursday, though part Of the passage
WAS rough.
John Lundin returned on the Bon
Ami Thursday from Duluth and points
along the way.
Miss Campbell, the teacher of the
Rowland school, spent New Years with
friends in town.
R. l.. Perry, of Tote, of the Marshall
Coolidge company, was in town On bust
rooo Wolpoelo~
Miss Anna Arenson ","-- =. ono
coussy auditors office, returned from
Duluth Thursday.
CO.. johnson and Misses Maude and
Gertrude Miller returned over land
from Duluth Monday evening.
A very pleasant party as enjoyed at
, tho court house Now Yea Is night, by
the lovers OF the merry dan e
Oh, the multitude of god d resolutions
formed; alas! too many to he too soon
broken, for without willpoV er they can't
be kept.
Ole Gunderson, Martin Havip. Berpt
Jacobson and Adolph s. Cal son we're in
from Chicago Bay on "town business"
early in the week.
social entertainment was held at
tho church on Maple Hill New Years
Eve. which several Of the yo ung people
from town attended. A vsf " enjoyable
time Is reported, which ended with r1nQ-
ing the Old year out and the new one in
The Bon Ami arrived early Thursday
morning loaded to the br1m with freight.
She started from Duluth with full
quota OF passengers for different land
lngs along shore. She returned imed,-
ately to Duluth.
Passengers, not knowing of the raise
In expense of travel on the Bon Ami.
were disappointed to be called on for
nfty cents for birth and fifty cents for
each meal. The costs of running boats
Is increased at this season of the year az
we'll as tho danger from ice and storms.
The Willing workers helo sociable
Mt tho court house New Years Eve. at
which coffee, sandwiches. candy and
popcorn were served. The following
program of songs, Rotations and instrn.
mental music was executed with verv
pleasing effect. The evening outside
was perfect, aad al combined made a
happy New Years Eve.
Song Chorno
Recitation Mural Douglas
Recitation Thelma Woods
song Mrs. Houst on
Recitation Rama larson