The Cook County herald., 1905-10-14

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RELIGIOUS NOTICES. =.
The Union Sunday School meets at
the church Sunday morning at II: 80
O'Clock. G, &4'e& -
Divine Service. Grand Marais every
Sunday morning at 1890 and again in
the evening at 7:3O. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Maple Hill Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock, ...,'f'>.. ....
Lutsen on Friday evening, Oct. 20.
WILLIAM H. GABLE, Pastor.
Judge T. F. Brady of Hlbbing trans
acted business in the village last Satur-
day.
A. NJ. Balfauy of Duluth was drum.
ming the cigar trade in the village on
Thursday.
Alec Frazer and party OF cruisers re-
turned Thursday evening from trip in
| the woods.
Dan OUonnell returned last Sunday
night from visit with his parents al
Merrill, Mich.
Matt Lanktree has moved his family
tn the Maple Hill camp, where they will
remain for the winter.
Miss Mile Monilaws has rendered
her resignation as director and secre.
tary of the library board. At the next
meeting the board will select name to
be recommended to President Wakelin
for appointment as her successor.
The Cook County Manufacture g
company has closed a deal for the tug
Crosby to take the place of the tug
Pacific in it's work here. The Crosby is
a larger and more servicable boat than
the Pacific, better suited for the work
the company has to do. The new tug
arrived here this morning.
Foreman Carhart has had a crew OF
men and teams at work on Broadway all
week and IS making rapid progress in
opening up the street. The clearing is
completed, the work of grading has been
commenced and the fill in the pond is
already far enough advanced to make IT
passable for teams
A 'stag" party of about twenty or
more treated the bachelor members OF
the S. G. Murphy household to very
pleasant surprise last evening. They
came in a body and spent the evening
al cards and in general social inter-
curse. In a series of progressive pedro
games j. G. Scott took the prize, to-
bacco jar.
The Duluth Evening Herald says that
L.. P. Hogstad, who has been cashier of
A. Booth & Company's Duluth Office for
the past ten years, has been made assist
ant manager of the company's st. Paul
plant. He was rendered a compliment
tary dinner by his fellow workers in Du-
Iuth aud was presented with beautiful
diamond ring by them.
Barney Kelly and Nels Reno of Cross
River are in town. Mr.. Kelly superin-
tended the construction and mainte-
nance of the dams on Cross River dur
ing the Schroeder Lumber company 8
operations OF that stream. 1t is under.
stood that he is to be employed in a
similar capacity by the Devils Track
Boom company IN the improvement of
Devils Track River.
9. K. Grewar has succeeded Joe Ma.
son as manager of the Grand hotel, the
transfer having been made early this
week. The hotel is being thoroughly
renovated throughout and the manage
ment is prepared to offer first class &C.
commodations to the hotel trade. Mr.
Grewar has moved his barber shop into
the hotel building. Mr.. Mason has &C.
cepted position as cook in neighbor-
ing lumber camp during the winter.
John Woods, Ed JohnstOne and s. G.
Murphy had an exciting runaway expe.
rience Sunday evening. They were re.
turning home from drive in the coun-
try with G H. Carhart's team, when op.
posite Pete Kadonce's place the ring OF
the neckyoke broke dropping the tongue
to the ground. The buggy ran into the
horses frightening them 80 badly that
they became unmanageable and started
on wild run down the hill. Conc|ud.
ing that his room was better than his
company ye editor jumped, turning 4
cartwheel when he landed that would
make any Forepauph performer stand