The Cook County herald., 1905-09-30

ouuudy morning at lU:0U and again IN
the evening at 7:30. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Maple Hill Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock.
WILLIAM H. GABLE, Pastor.
Miss Hilda Benson is visiting in Du-
luth.
L..U. G. Titus went TO Duluth Thurs
day night.
D. B. McAlpine was in Duluth this
week On business.
Rev. Wm> Gable returned from Min
neapolis last night,
DR.. Houston leayes today for Kasson,
MINI. He expects to return In about a
month,
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
{. j. Johnson's home next Wednesday
afternoon.
A number of the mill boys will enter
tain their friends at private dance at
Bramer's hall this evening.
Mr.. Gillette, OF Washburn, Bailey &
Mitchell's law Office, Duluth, has beer in
town on business for several days.
Daniel Cow1e of Bayfield,, who was one
of the incorporators of the Cook County
Manufacturing company, was in town
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. HI. Shepard, who
have spent the summer with Gen. and
Mrs. b. NJ. Pope, departed Thursday
night for their home IN Mankato>
The little folks have organized an
amusement club and opened the season
Tuesday with an enjoyable party at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs @. G. Monker.
VIM. Forsythe, who went to Duluth
two weeks ago to enter the hospital,
has returned to Grand Marais He was
suffering with mild attack Of typhoid
fever.
G. T. Foraker, special agent OF the
United States land Office, arrived in
town Sunday night on tour of inspec-
tion of the north shore from the DEVILS
Track to Beave Bay.
1t is awfuily hard to get Johnnie out
of bed these mornings. The school
question would be of different sort if
the state would pay the Youngsters
for attending. or with a faithful tru-
ant officer on duty.
The Cook County Manufacturing
company manufactured it's first flooring
this week, the first order being sold to
Louis Engelson for his new house. The
new machinery worked perfectly, an ex-
cellent grade of flooring being turned
out.
Mrs. J. W. W.Leng and Miss Effie Leng
Of Duluth took the trip around the Is
land the first of the week and stopped
off here Monday to visit Mrs. Leng's
brother, 7. I. Carter. They went to
Lutsen Tuesday night to visit with Mr..
Carter's family.
According to the Bayfield, Press N.
DeMars, who was at one time connected
with the Grand Marais mill, has started
a shingle mill at Bay field and will run it
night and day during the winter. Mr.
DeMars' many Grand Mara1s friends are
glad to see him prosper.
r. s. Howe of Bessemer has been look
ing after property interests in this vi
cinity during the past few days. He
visited this place last in 1902, and he
sees great progress in the country and
village since that time. He contem-
plates disposing of his various business
and property interests elsewhere and
coming to Grand Marais to locate.
S. F. Beede is enjoying visit from his
sister, Miss Abbie Beede. This is the
first time they have met since they
they parted twenty years ago at the old
home in Maine. They went to Mr..
Beede's homestead at Hovland for a
brief experience of pioneer life and will
return to Grand Marals today. Miss
Beede is on her way back to Name from
a visit to Yellowstone Park and other
points of interest in the West.
The adjourned term Of district for this
county will convene Oct. l8. For the
consideration of the case of Morris
Welch, charged with arson. grand jury
will have TO be empaneled. but it is un
derstood that a petit jury will not be
drawn until the work of the grand jury
is completed and such jury is found to
be necessary. The trial of the Welch
case, should he be indicted, is the only
one that will call for a petit jury and,
for the sake of economy. the parties
have agreed to the procedure above
noted.
This story is told of a merchant Che
doesn't live in >GranN Marais) who walk
ed too early in childhood and as cor.-
oooropoo &c borlorro1 v;oooor foool