The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-09-29

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Olaf Severson, of Cascade is in town
today.
NJ. Bray went down to Hovland this
morning.
I E. O. Reppe, OF Duluth, is visiting
relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Lind of Lutsen,
we're in town Monday.
Nick Probeck returned ON the, America
from Duluth this morning.
Martin jacobson aud Peter johnson
OF Hovland were in town the first of the
week.
Inga, the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Jackson, is quite ill with the
fever.
A very complete fall stock of hardware
arrived on the boat last night for c.. H.
Taylor's store.
Mrs. NJ. johnson, who has been quite
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is now considerable better.
Ed. tombstone returned Sunday even
ing from Duluth where he went to have
some of the sawm1ll machinery repaired.
The Herald is shy an editor this week.
Its editor. S. G. Muphy, went to Duluth
Monday night on business and has not
yet returned.
John Erickson, a former resident of
this county, arrived Wednesday night
from Superior. He was accompanied by
his brother. They intend making their
home here for the present.
Prot. Chauvena, the chemist who has
| charge OF the diamond drill work being
done by Kerrs at Gunfint. passed
through town on the America this MORN
ing on bis way to Susie Island to OK
anime property which is being explored
for copper.
G. II. Taylor is having slaughter
! house erected on the lake shore between
the village and Chippewa City. This is
a convenience that has long been needed
as the Strengthening Of animals within
the village has heretofore been consider.
able of nuisance:
The Ladies' Aid will hold sale at the
church next Saturday evening. The
ladies have been hard at work for several
months past preparing for this. sale and
have gotten together very fine assorts
| ment of fancy and useful articles which.
will be disposed OF at the sale. Refresh
| ments will be served Everybody is
invited to attend.
The Maple Hill Sewing Society q:
auction which should have been held
September 28th, was postponed to O.
ctober 9Th. The reason for the postpon-
ment was that Rev. Peterson, from Two
Harbors could not be present on account
OF illness: There will be many pretty
things for sale and coffee and cake will
be served. Everybody is envited.
! Grand Marais is to have another news
paper. J. A. Blackwell, of Superior, ar
rived here on the America this morning
and will embark in the newspaper bust
ness IN this village. He tells us that his
outfit is at the dock in Duluth and will
arrive here soon. Mr.. Blackwell was
here about three weeks ago and made
| arrangements to locate here. He is a
practical printer and no doubt will give
his readers good paper.
| Mr.. McDougal. superintendent of the
iron mines of Virginia, and Mr.. MCGEE,
who, in partnership with q. 81. Taylor.
conducts general store at that place,
arrived here on the America Sunday
evening. In company with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Fl. Taylor, G. J. johnson and Miss
Anna johnson they left Tuesday morn
ing tor canoe trip through the north
ern part of the county. The party is
expected to return today.
We have on exhibition in the Herald
Office rutabaga and two potatoes that
are prize winners. The baga weighs 1917
pounds and one of the potatoes weigh
21z and the other pounds. They were
presented to us this week by Filing
Olson and are the product of his farm
on Maple Hill. Some of our visitors
who have seen the exhibit claim that
they have potatoes that will beat them
but they will have to show us before we
will believe them.
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