The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1905-02-04
T. f. Thomas ca me up from Tote

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T. f. Thomas came up from Tote
Thursday evening to attend the teach y.
ers' examination. III sss sss. 5ss .5F 1
Th.t room being used for teachers ex-
animation, the pupils Of the primary
grade enjoyed 9 couple Of days vacation
this week. 55. e. l. .,..s-.. = s..
+ Miss Hilda Brekken is at the home of
her sister. Mrs. Andrew Larson, sick
with rheumatism, complicated by an at
tack of the grip. - z< ,.+s%
j. P. Sansome, the st. Pau. jeweler,
arrived in town Thursday evening on
his annual business tour of the North
Shore lumber camps.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. HI. Carhart entertain
ed party of friends at dinner Wednss-
day evening in observance OF the fourth
anniversary OF their wedding.
Mr., and Mrs. William Dolan were in
town over Sunday, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. McAlpine. % their return to
Cross River Mr.. aud Mrs. McAlpine &C.
companied them for short visit.
Anton E. Molstad. from Nestor's Ma
pie Hill camp, is confined in Houston's
hospital with typhoid fever. He is get.
ting along satisfactorily, but it will be-
some time before he will be recovered
sufficiently to return to work.
The Norwegian church building is be-
ing papered throughout with tar felt to
make it comfortable for winter use. The
c aggregation hopes to be able at not
distant time to finish the interior work
in a manner to correspond with the gen.
eral architectural beauty of this impos-
ing edifice.
The marriage of Joseph Anglers and
Miss Mildred Carroll will take place at
the Broadway hotel at $50 O'Clock this
evening. Judge Banker will tie the
knot that binds, and after the ceremony
a wedding supper will be- served. Invi.
tations have been sent out and many
friends will he there to give the happy
couple congratulatory send-off. They
will begin housekeeping at once in their
own cosy little cottage on Broadway
which Mr.. Anqers has just had complet-
ed and furnished for the reception of
his bride, and where with the we'll wish
es of the community they will be happy
and snug as two bugs in rug.
The tug Sarah L. Smith. Capt. Glow
10 charge. arrived In port Sunday night
from Duluth. She brought freight 70,
different points along the North Shore
Capt Glow says tina. if the business re-
quires it he will run as long AS naviga
tion is possible, making trips from Two
Harbors to Grand Marais On the next
trip the tug will 60 as far as the reserva
ton with lot of freight now at the
dock awaiting shipment to that point
Fishermen have done nothing since reg
ular navigation closed, and they are now
| regrettin9 the loss of weeks of excellent
weather for herring fishing that could
have been employed to good advantage
had they been sure of being able to ship
their catches. AS 1t was the tug picked
up several tons OF herring on this trip
Capt. Glow reports that he encountered
no ice on the trip and had no difficulty
getting out of Duluth, which is quite {
contrast with conditions on the lake al
this time last year. Then the Duluth
harbor was blockaded with ice. Last
year the Bon Ami, the last of NORTH
Shore boats to go into winter quarters
made her last trip to Grand Marals Jan
Goth, and the immense fields of floating
ice made the trip an exceedingly diff
cult one.
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