The Cook County herald., 1905-11-18
WILLIAM H. GABLE, Pastor

n. .. howe mas opened a DarOer 6hOp
in the Broadway hotel Office.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. Englson next Tuesday afternoon.
Gen. and Mrs. E. N. Pope have gone
to st. Paul to remain until after Thanks
giving.
Several moose = have already been
brought into Grand Marais by success
full hunters.
P. A. Gunders, representing the Pho
neer Press company, was in town tho
first of the week.
Register Culkin of the Duluth land
| office has been visitor in the village
several days this week.
The ladies' will give dime social at
Bramer's hall Thanksgiving eve, the pro-
ceeds to 90 towards paying the pastors
salary.
The road crew came in from the Gun
flint road Saturday, work having been
closed down for this season on account
of frost.
The steamer Bon Ami has taken tie
Americas run on the north shore, the
latter having gone into winter quarters
in Duluth.
The Beaver Bay Advocate says that
Miss Grace NJ. Wood now holds a po-
sition as society reporter on the Mime
apolls Tribune;
A party of her young friends surpris-
ed Miss Ruby Banker at her mothers
home last Tuesday evening. A very
pleasant social time was enjoyed.
Kev. Wailfsburg of Duluth will preach
at Maple Hill tomorrow morning at
1890 in the Norwegian language and at
Grand Marais in the afternoon at 800
o'clock.
The largest wolf of the season was
killed by Dick Russell at Red Cliff last
season. A deer was being pursued by
this wolf at the time, and Dick got the
deer also.
Howe & Nelson haye opened their
cigar factory in rooms over Amyotte's
saloon, and soon the product of this new
manufacturing enterprise will be placed
upon the local market.
Sheriff Nelson of Two Harbors stop.
ped over here the first of the week while
the boat went to Grand Portage. He
had official business at Kennedy's Land.
ing and came On to Grand Marais for q
call on some 0f his friends.
q. H. Carhart has sold his team OF
grays to Fred Bramer. Mr. Bramer il
planning on putting in a small saw mil
on Maple Hill, where owns a bunch Of
timber, and his purchase of team is in
preparation for engaging in this enter
prise.
Frank Cariboo, nine years old, The
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Carlboo
died at their home IN Chippewa CiL,
Thursday morning. The funeral was
held today, the remains being interrec
iu the Catholic cemetery. Mr.. Carlbo<
! Was away from home when the boy died
The rumor that coal has been discov
cred near Chicago Bay, which has float
ed about freely the past week, aroused
the keerest interest among the people
r hereabouts and was productive of On
thusiastic speculation as TO the futur
: : that such find would assure to Cool
f county. But tho rumor is still unveri
:. fed.
Sam Zimmerman will leave for Min
tneapolis next Monday to be fitted witt
9 9 an artificial leg, Sans friends land b
e has many who admire him for the piucl
j. and The will that have shown him tn
=, way when others under like circum
stances would have failed) will be ela'
d to see him shed the cratches if th'
change is to mako his way more comfort
able and convenient.
II G. H. Carhart is the possessor OF
rare curiosity, a tempered copper arro'
point, which was found by Nijoda Koei
j. nochiwa while at work op the Broadwe
l. grading. It was unearthed in bed G
b gravel about four feet below the surfact
s where it had probably been lying 70
e e ages. A we'll preserved stump wa
,, found imbedded in the gravel near b,
o showing that this missile of by
T gone age fell upon open ground and wa
n buried by the constant wash from tn
t hillside.
! MEN WANTED-To cut cord wooc
lS1.25 cord. j.. CHRIS MURPHY.