The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-12-15

the church Sunday morning at 1880.
VIM. $. Moore has gone to Can ada.
Ellie Vizena is ut Little Marais put
ting IN the winter in the camp of his
brother Louis.
Hans Larson left for Duluth the first
of the week, intending to remain there
during the winter.
Pete Borg went to Duluth Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Titus next Wednesday afternoon.
Seymour Mitchell has severed his con
nection with Louis Plante's livery barn
and has joined the force at the Duluth
Log company's camp at Red Cliff.
C. H. Carhart has moved his office
building onto his lots III Harbor add1-
ton. He will build an addition; is
getting the lumber on the ground for
that purpose.
1t is reported that Jerry Laviolette of
this place, who has been working III a
camp at Silver Mountain. Ont, this
winter, has fal len heir to $4,000 by the
death of his grandmother in Montreal.
Jas. H. Pinkerton, who will soon move
his family from Schroeder to this will.
age, has rented Gust L. Peterson's
building, west of Douglass drug store
and will have it fitted up for residence,
At their regular semi-annual election
Tuesday afternoon the Willing Workers
chose the following officers for the ens,l-
ing term: Mrs: Babb, president; Mrs.
Aim, vice president; Mrs. Wray, secre-
tary; Mrs. Enge|son, treasurer.
In his mail the other day Village r.:
corder Engelson received circular let
ter addressed TO "tax assessor, or any
minister of the gospel" A strange
mixing OF names, it would seem. Curl
oslty as the contents was answered by Il
dropsy cure advertisement.
Mrs. Russells dog "Jack." we'll known
to nearly every man ard boy in town bt :
cause OF his frolicsome ~ disposition
came suddenly to the end Of his career
last Tuesday. Frank LeSage did it with
a shotgun. A few days ago ";Jack'
made vicious attack on one of Mr. Le-
Sage's sons.
Loggers are becoming vely much dis
couraged by this almost ceoseless fall of
snow, which has piled up from q few
inches deep along the shore to four and
five feet in depth back in the woods
The conditions are becoming so bad as
to threaten complete tie-ur
of operations for this season in some OF
the camps.
At the meeting of United Foresters
last Friday evening committee was
appointed to confer with the Woodmer
in regard holding joint installation oil
officers on the evening of Jan. 10. It is
proposed to have public installation, the
ceremonies to be followed by socia
session at which refreshments will be
served.
At the meeting CT the United Forest
ers last Friday night officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year as follows: G
r., Mrs. Engels6n; V. G. H., r. f. Wray
secretary, Mrs. Wray; treasurer. Il. I
Carter; chaplain, Mrs. Titus; c, A., Vic
tor johnson; I. W., Carrie Scott; 0. W.
Frank Bean; trustees, Louis Engelsot
and Van johnson.
The sale and social given by the VIII
ing Workers last Saturday evening net
ted the society over 1855. The room il
the johnson building where the sale
was held was neatly decorated and illu
minated with Japanese lanterns, making
a cheerful scene. The stock, consisting
goods suitable for holiday purposes, wa
pretty we'll disposed of. The remainde
is In the possession Of Mrs. Engelson
for sale to anyone desiring.