The Cook County herald., 1905-09-16

'"' DoAdA VI 0CuiOeuei 1S III UO"u
today, ,~.
Andrew Larson is building a large
two-story barn at his residence.
Van johnson returned Wednesday
night from visit to Duluth.
w. G. Sherwood arrived in town
Wednesday night on business visit.
The Ladies Aid will meet "Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. John
son. .
A. J. Gowan, of the Gowan-Peyton
Twohy company, transacted business in
town Monday.
The young mon have organ lied So
cial club and will give dance at Bran.
er's hall tonight.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Ashford is dangerously sick with
cholera infantum.
While getting water yesterday R. 81.
Douglas slipped on log and strained
his back quite badly.
Mass will be celebrated by Father
Lemarche at the Catholic church at the
usual honr tomorrow morning.
VIM. Forsythe, who Is suffering with
tyhoid fever, went to Duluth on the
Bon Ami yesterday to enter the hosp1-
tal
| Mrs. F. II. Brown and children. who
have spent the vacation in Grand Ma
rails. returned last week to their home
in Duluth.
The Willing Workers have under con-
sideration the question of Incorporating
and at it's last meeting took preliminary
action in that direction. ~.
| There is well-deaned rumor afoat to
the effect that Schroeder Lumber CON-
pany has sold it's Cook county interests
to the Alger-Smth company.
S. W. Barton of Chicago was in tow o
a few days this week on his regular an
nual visit in quest of precious stones
He went to Port Arthur from here.
frankie Banker shot five ducks in the
pond back of Judge Durfee's office this
morning, which is remarkably re success
full hunting within the village limits.
The hearing on the petition for the
division of the Maple Hill school dis.
tr1ct is scheduled to take place at the
meeting of the board of county commits
sioners today.
The Grand Marais schools opened
Monday morning as scheduled. Until a
teacher is secured to take Miss Moni.
laws place Guy Titus will fill the vacan.
cy. Applications are already coming in
and the board anticipates no difficulty
in securing a teacher in short time.
Rev. Gable will attend the central
conference Of the Northwest Synod at
Minneapolis Sept. 25th to 28th. He will
go to Port Arthur Wednesday evening
to hold services there and will then 90
direct to Minneapolis. Consequently
there will be no services here on Sun.
day, the Oath.
The Bon Ami arrived here from Du.
luth Thursday afternoon with cargo OF
freight, this being her first visit to this
port in several months. She may be
continued in the north shore service the
remainder of the season. The Bon Ami
has been engaged IN the excursion bust
ness at Houghton this summer.
I. B. Gaskill who has been landlor,
of a lodging house in Duluth for the
last four months, sold ont last week and
has returned 70 his homestead il,
Schroeder township. He will PIT in a
lot of cedar and piLe this Writer. Mr.
Gaske]l is Something of Il chicken f4,'..
cier and rel urnru home pr l'nred to-
gage in H." son
scale.
The success Of the dance given by tn
ladies at BrAmer's hall as' Saturday
evening has been he talk 81 t." q,t]1re
all week. ~ len tne a>!n% nst'i ri..ue
LllS 5OClAl %0uU0IpIl60- -Cucy piOulSou w.
Eshow the gentlemen OF the village how &c
manage dance, an6 they are to be con.
graduated upon so amply fulfilling
their promise. The people responded
literally to the invitations sent out and
that evening the hall was comfortably
filled by a thoroughly representative
gathering of the youthful spirited Of
tie community, And they are all thank
full that they were there. The hall was
daintily decorated with cedar boughf
and tansy,, while flowers abounded: The
music was excellent; lemonade was serv
:: ed during the evening and lunch tull,
corresponding with the general excel
lence of the program was served. From
start to finish the event was o. K, cred
j, liable in itself, creditable to the manage
ment, creditable to the village. .>