The Cook County herald., 1905-07-08


1880 o'clock a. m. Has an adult Bible
class. All are invited.
Evangelical Lutheran Church.-Sun-
day School II a. m. Vesper service
p. m. You are invited to these services
Ed Johnston spent the week in Du-
luth.
Emil Eliason of Hovland has gone to
Norway for visit at his old home.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. F. r. Paine next Tuesday after
noon.
Senator Hawkins and Postmaster
Mitchell of Duluth were IN town the
first of the week.
Guy Titus arrived from Minneapolis
Sunday night to remain for a few weeks
visit with his parents
Miss Edith Mayhem came down from
Duluth Sunday night to spend the va
cation IN Grand Marais.
The young people (that means nearly
everybody are planning on picnic on
the "point of rocks" this evening.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid society
will meet with Mrs. Bally next Wednes-
day afternoon. All are urged to be
present.
Jas. Scott has purchased lot from
%ho
east of the Herald Office, and will begin
at once the construction of a residence
thereon.
Victor johnson, Johnnie Nelson,
Johnnie LeSage, Henry Benson and Al
fred Berglund took in the circus to-
gether and celebrated the Fourth in
the Zenith City.
A private dancing party was given at
Bramer's hall the evening of July 4th.
The attendance was not large but the
event proved abundantly enjoyable to
all who were there.
A party Of about forty villagers took
a hayrack excursion to DEVILS Track
last Sunday and spent the day picnick-
ing, boating and fishing. The weather
was ideal for an outing and all en- joyed
it thoroughly.
At the close of their meeting tonight
the Maccabees will have smoke soc1al'
and are planning on spending an enjoy
able evening together. All members are
urged to be present and visiting Sir
Knights are cordially invited.
A. DeLacey Wood dropped into town
Thursday evening for his periodical visit
with Grand Marais friends. A. DeLacey
says that just to complete his reputa-
tion as starter of newspapers he may
take shy at the Alaskan field next.
Mrs. G. H. Carhart, who has been con-
fined to bed for the past seven weeks,
with spinal trouble, has recovered sufi-
GENTLY to be able to sit up. She departed
for St.. Paul last night, accompanied by
Mr.. Carhart, to be treated by specialist.
F1ed Jackson went to Chicago Bay
last Sunday on fishing expedition. We
learn by wireless that the bad weather
the first of the week spoiled his sport,
bit Fred promises to bring back some
fish if he has to stay all summer to get
them.
Mrs. Annie Lisa Anderson arrived
w Wednesday night from Elsborgs Lam,
Dals Land, Sweden, with the purpose of
making her home in Cook county with
her sons, Gust and Charles M. Ander-
son. It was 20 years since mother and
sons parted at their old country home.
Disaereeable weather on the Fourth
caused disappointment to many who
had planned to spend the day picnick-
Ing. AS it was, the people speEt the day
quietly at home, there being no public
exercises of any kind IN the village. The
small boy did his best to keep the spirit
of '76 alive, but even he was handicapped
by shortage of ammunition, the supply
of small frecrackers being unequal to
the demand. A desultory firing OF rock
cts and display of other fireworks 10 the
evening furnished appropriate entert ain
ment for the nelghborhood and "helped
some."
Grand Marais Camp NJ. W. A. has
forwarded to State Lecturer. John II.
Norton, of Duluth, a small Indian canoe
which was made especially for presenta-
tion to him. The canoe is perfect
model and neatly constructed, bearing
on one side the inscriptions: "Grand
Marais Camp NJ. w. A" and on the
other, John FL. Norton, State Lecturer,
1904" The date probably has reference
to Mr.. Norton's visit here last year to