The Cook County herald., 1905-11-04
Axel Berglund is gong to Duluth IL

P..E. Alm0Went 20 Chicago the hrst OF
the week for short visit.
Sheriff Carhart returned from st.
Cloud Wednesday night.
Miss Anna johnson left yesterday for
Chicago to remain during the winter.
Rev Father Lamarche will arrive here
next Mouday to remain until the 18th of
the month.
T. Carter's family arrived from Lut-
sen the first of the week and are row
settled in their new home.
D. B. McAlpine will move his law Of
fee into the building formerly used as a
barber shop and is having it fitted up
for that purpose.
Rev. Madison of Duluth arrived IN
town Wednesday and is visiting friends
on Maple Hill. He will preach on
Maple Hill tomorrow.
The ladies want 10 remind you again
of the sale at the Norwegian church to-
night and they extend to everybody an
urgent invitation to come.
Quentin, in the Minneapolis Times,
says: winter has not arrived, but
please shut tht door," They must be
having Grand Marais weather in Min.
neapolis.
News has been received here of the
birth Of son to DIR. and Mrs. G. A.
Houston on the 3Oth. They are at pres
ent at the home of Mrs. Houston's par
on ts at Kasson, MINI.
A regular meeting of the Willing
Workers will be held at the home of
Mrs. Woods next Tuesday, Nov. 7. All
members are requested to be present to
vote upon the selection of building lot,
or lots, for the society.
AS we 60 to press John Morrison in-
forms US that his only grandchiId, the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph De-
champs, died this morning after an ill.,
ness of only two days. This is the Sec
ond death in Mr.. Morrison's family this
week.
There will be fun, the kind that will
be helpful to body and mind, if proposed
plans are put into effect. A literary
cub, coastlng club and ski club are
among the projects for winter entertain.
ment and pleasure. 1t is to be hoped
that some, if not all will materlalize.
The three.year old son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. John Morrison died Thursday
morning of cramps in the stomach afte1
a sickness Of less than two days. Mr.
Morrison was out IN the woods when the
child died and did not know of the deatt
until he arrived home that same day
The fuLeraI Was held today.
The Thanksgiving deuce will be giver
for the benehyof Gus Olson. Bramer'
hall has besd engaged for the purpos
and th4>fnauagement will be in th
h,.ds Sf ,ompe.t MT commlllee. Th
.urLhluess vi .ne o j CT uu ut .,, s4s,,lr
he SUCCESS uf Lhe Undertaking Ticket
will be issued aud placed on sale IN
few days.
Big game hunters are already b,gl..
Mug to arrive. Quite lumber hav
| tod of int, ct,
the prospects are that this county vii
be we'll pstronized this fall by tbes
devotees of che gun. We are inforlne
that Sam Fullerton is not coming t
Graud Marals this fall, out will stop o1
at Lutsen,hls old hunting ground. Onl
about twenty licenses have thus ia
beer issued to local hunters.
The boys of the village showed symr
toms of cityphobia Halloween, althoug
they committed no very serious deprt
datiops. Though their opportunitie
are limited they gave very good imits
ton of the city style of celebrating th
event, but their victims do not conside
tue cost too much for the fun the boy
had. Aside from the pranks of tn
juveniles in overturning outhouses, n
moving gates, disconnecting and dil
placing wagons there was rot much d<
} ing in the town Halloween. From 81
cial standpoint it was very quiet,
At "a meeting held Tuesday mornin
the school children organized literar
J society. The following officers wei
elected: President, Rena Larson; viz
president, Muriel Douglas; treasure
Edith Monker; secretary. Ethel Dento'
chaplain, Cecilia Monker; critic, A.
Laidaw. The first open meeting wi
be held at the school house next Frida
evening at 7:3O when literary progra
will be rendered. There will be speal
ing, music and debate, and the public
"a cordially invited to attend. After Il
literary program business meeting Vi
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