The Cook County herald., 1905-10-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES. 4
+. The 81. Union Sunday School j meet. ,s; Il
the church Sunday morning at ll:3O
O'Clock. 49,, VIZ 4.
Divine Service.-Grand Marais every
Sunday morning at 1880 and again in
the evening at $3.50. All are cordially
invited to attend: s:>: >,: ~: ~
WILLIAM b. GABLE. Pastor,
Judge J. B. Middleoon Of Duluth is in
town today. 4:
Attorney Gillette returned to Duluth
Thursday night. A., 81; d.: g. =.
Carl Stubstad made flying trip to
Duluth the first of the week.
Attorney G. A. Smith Of Minnea polls
arrived xln,s town Wednesday night for =,
short stsy.
ST. Beede went to Duluth with his
sister, who departed Monday night for
her home in Maine. . :.
Miss Carr,e Bates, who visited in the
village @ couple Of weeks, returned to
Duluth Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B: McAlpine moved
into their new cottage, corner Of Duluth
avenue and Van Buren, street, on Mon
day.
Mic McFee of Two Harbors was in
town Monday. He was on his way
home from short cruise IN the Gunflint
section of tho county.
The Cook County Manufacturing COM
pany will do some logging in Maple Hill
township this winter. and, now has a
crew at work building q cam 1p on the
shore. Of Devils Track lake.
About twenty neighbors were enter
tanned at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L..
.. G. Titus last evening, the affair being
in the nature of q farewell reception to
Guy Titus, who leaves for Minneapolis
today.
The dance gwen at Brsmer'e hall last
Saturday evening was we'll attended and
a thoroughly. enjoyable, event. Tho hos.
pitality shown by the young men who
gave it ELECTED. deservedly compliment
tary remarks from all their guests.
Charles ", .BayIe and Joseph Hooli-
han OF Newcastle, N. B., arrived in town
Sunday night for a visit with relatives
and to look over the place with a view
Of remaining here during the winter.
They have just returned from trip
Through Western Canada.
| An, "old-timer" predicts that we will
have q very short season of closed navi-
CATION this winter and that the boats
may cot have to stop. running along the
north shore. Owing to the extreme hes,
Of the past, summer, he says, the wsts,
in Lake Superior: is warmer than it has
been in years before and it cannot freeze
over very early, If at all.
Alden Laidlow, who has accepted
the POSITION of principal of the Crane
Marais schools, arrived here from Win
+ mar Wednesday night aud will enter up
: on bis new r: duties Monday morning
Nj. Laidlow has had ample: experience
and is we'll recommended, giving reason
!, able assurance that the schools vii
; prosper under his direction.
ATTORNEY Titus received notice th;I
morning that the case of Forward / Go
vs.. j.: L. Lnndin< has been decided Ii
flavor of his client, Mr.. Lundin. Th'
case involved the possession OF over $5C'
worth OF furnituce. 1t was decide,
against Lundin in the Duluth munlo,
I pal court, from which decision he up
pealed to the district court. The appea
was tried before the three district jade
:, 80 and it is likely that their decision viii
Ebe final, :
! Dan Flynn, who had his leg crush
i. under loaded logging sled and WI
r otherwise badly hurt st the rese rvati
J a year ago last winter, has returned l.
: Grand Marals to remain, he having re
! Gently been discharged from St. Mary
! HOSPITAL, Duluth. He is badly crippled
n the injured leg beingeone,derably short
lened by the removal of pieces of th
n fractured bone. Being well up in year,
that he recovered ut all shows h,m TO b
/ possessed Of an iron constitution.
= ,Chas, J. Birch, general aeeut for th
e Badger fire extinguisher, is in town to
; day. He will give an exhibition durin
the day to show the merits, of the Badl
Of: as q tire7fghtine apparatus. .rhi
machine. has besn adopted by the U.
!. Government and is in use on all primer
pal railway and steamship lines. Th
{ Grand Marais school board has purchat
!. led j. number Of them. Situated rs y
:; are in Grand r Ml4arais, n it would be q goo
!, thing for the property owners individr
- ally and the community as whole