The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-24
/. Gust q IN elson Of Lutsen was in town

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Duluth tor Il visit, * js.s = : 5.=z 8
/ A sonawas bornsto Mr.=and Mrs. Fred
Bramer this morning: p -. * )
Sunday school will open at II O'Clock
hereafter instead of 80 -. s. I !"
, Mar y are enjoying the excellent skat:
Ing conditions on the pond. =.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. j. W. Babb next Wednesday after
noon. -.
A: W.sJoerns and B. w. Hlntz' of Du-
luth were in the village the first OF the
week.
John Erickson has crew of men en-
'ployed cutting the timer on his claim
at Red Cliff.
Bernt jacobson came up from How
land yesterday mornifg. This is his
tirst visit to the village since his serious
illness with typhoid
J. W. Mckinley is opening cedar
camp on section "a, 81, miles from town.
He will employ crew of about ten men
getting ont ties and poles.
The Union Sunday school held its an
mail election of officers last Sunday,
Miss Mona NJ. Kline being chosen sup
erintenelent land Levi Isherwood assist
ant.
A wolf bounty warrant was issued on
Monday to- J. r. Abers of Mortified,
Mimi, who shot the wolf while hunting
moose back OF Lutsen. Mr.. Alters got
moose also.
Woodmen are urged to keep in mind
the regular meeting of the camp Satur-
day evening, Dec. l, and to be sure TO
be present. Annual election of officers
and other important business.
G. J.Johnson has moved his office in
to the new Office building, the north
wing having been completed and COM
fortably fitted ZIP for the purpose. The
transfer was made on Monday.
The good roads meeting will he held
at the court house Oct. .. at , p. m.
1t is an important matter and ought to
be we'll attended. It is the business
OF every citizen of the county to be
there. There are other matters which
the people, gathered together for purely
business purposes, may deem it proita-
ble TO discuss.
The stage service will resume the first
of next month under the same proprie-
torship rs heretofore. Beckman Bros.
will have the Two Harbors line and
Louis Plante the Grand Portage line.
The regular tri-weekly mail service will
be given. Grand Marais will not be
benefited by the mail service on the
Duluth and Northern Minnesota rail.
way, as no arrangements have been
made, nor are any likely to be made this
season, to connect the stage line with
the railway terminus at Schauff Lake.
It became necessary this week to
again place Mrs. John n Erickson I'M
der restraint, and she is now at DR..
Hicks hospital, under treatment, pend
ing an examination as to her sanity.
Mrs. Erickson was committed to the in
sane hospital about two years ago, but
upon the persistent efforts of friends IN
her behalf she was paroled after being
there few months. This parole period
haying long since expired. the regular
routine prescribed by law must now be
followed in her case. She has shown
signs of failing reason for some time-|
past, frequently threatening to shoot
the children and poison her husband.
Olof Fredrickson had a narrow escape
from drowning this afternoon. He went
While the latter was attending the light
Olof stayed in charge of the boat
There is poor protection at the light.
house from a southwest sea, which is
running high this afternoon. To be
brief, the boat was overturned and
Olaf was thrown nto the water. He
oNCCOCQcu ScScIdl G1ltl0S III CTd"llux up
onto the upturned boat only to be wash
ed off by the breakers. Woods could
give him no assistance, but his ye|ls at
tracted the attention of people ashore.
Axel Belglund and Louis :Plante were
the first to secured boat and put out to
the rescue. Olaf was lying on the bot
tom Of the boat, completely exhausted,
when they reached him. He was taken
to the dock office, where he was being
worked over in efforts to resuscitate him
at the time this paper goes to press.
A single moose was shipped out of
Grand Marais this season. A few hunt
ers were here early in the season, while
the weather was favorable, but these
were in hard luck and got nothing. We
have heard of one real sportsman, who
went home empty handed rather than
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