The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-06-02

LIB. Gaskel} of Schroeder is in town
today.
Bernt jacobson was up from Hovland
Tuesday on business. 49,.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs Andrew Larson Wednesday after
noon. !,
Literary entertainment and debate at
the school house tonight. Everybody is
invited.
uMoss's fishing tug, of Ontanogon.
Mich, made call ut this port the first
of the week.
John I. Van Vliet, of Duluth, was in
town a couple of days this week attend
ing to business at the court house.
! Regular business meeting OF the Will
ing Workers will be held with Mrs.
Claus Hanson next Tuesday afternoon.
| Miss Ella Mayhem, who had just re-
turned from vacation trip to Colorado,
| visited with her sister, Mrs. 9. III. Car
hart, last week. :
S. F. Beede came up from his home
stead at Hovland Monday night and re-
manned for the Memorial Day celebra-
ton, returning home Wednesday night.
! The Adelia Shore cleared from this
port Wednesday night with a cargo of
lumber for the Schroeder Lumber CON-
pany, the manufacture Of the Cook Coun-
! ty Manufacturing company Of this place.
Fred jackson, F. R. Paine and r. s.
Howe spent a couple of days the first of
| the week trout fishing on the Brule and
Flntereed rivers They report the water
rather high for fishing, but they brought
home Il very nice catch.
| Gust Olson and family will take up
! their residence again on their farm on
Maple HILL They have already moved
part OF their furniture and the family
will 60 out to the farm next Monday to
stay.
The Republican county convention
will be held at Bramer's hall next Wed.
nesday at two o'clock p. m. to elect six
delegates to the Republican state con-
/ vention, which will be held in Duluth on
June 18th. According to the call here
tofore published there will be twenty.
seven delegates in the county conven-
tion-if every precinct is fully represent
ed. The primaries for electing delegates
are held this evening between and
o'clock.
The ladies in charge are very we'll sat-
isfed with the success of the bazar given
at Bramar's hall last Saturday evening
FOR the Catholic church. The stock of
fancy goods was completely sold out
and the ice cream tables were we'll pat
ronlzed. The net profits, we're over
E$100, which, according to present plans,
go into the fund for the building of a
church in the village. Mrs. F. r. Pane
won the beautiful silk crazy quilt and
sofa pillow, which were made and .donat-
ed to the bazar by Mrs. r. H. Douglas.
The ladies of the Mission society have
changed their plans for the social next
Saturday evening, which was to be given
at the Lanktree hotel. Anticipating
favorable weather and with the idea
that an outdoor. party Would be
a novelty it has been decided to hold
this social on the lawn at M. Johnson's
residence. The lawn, which is in fine
condition, will be fitted up in rustic
style, decorated and illuminated with
Chinese lanterns, ETC. The ladies will
serve supper on the grounds from five to
eight o'clock, and they cordially invite
al to come and tai Ike supper with them.
Ice cream and cake, will also be served
! throughout the evening. Should the
4 weather be unfavorable for outdoor en-
tertainment supper and refreshments
will be served in the Johnson residence
Remember the date-Saturday, June ..
I Every body is welcome.
! The inclement weather on Memorial
Day was disappointment to the com.
mittee and: others interested, IN that it
prevented the large attendance that was
anticipated. As it was, however. the
people of the village turned out we'll
The arrangements were thorough. A
very good program Inappropriate songs
} and patriotic readings, with eloquent. ad
dresses ty D:B: #McAlpine>> and qenn 2
M. Pope, was rendered 81 Every body val
we'll pleased and earnestly congratulatet
= the committee on the success Of: thu
. event. Gen. Pope was taken quite il
: towards the close Of his address and wal
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