The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-10-27

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Grand Marais in the evening at 7:3O.
Young Peoples meeting at 6:3O.
Seymour Mitchell went to Duluth
last Saturday to visit his mother.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. Bean next Tuesday afternoon.
The Young Peoples society will meet
at the church tomorrow evening at TOO
o'clock.
Having visited the reservation Maj.
Can pbell came in last night to complete
the annual payment to the1 Indians OF
OF this section.
Rev. W. H.. Gable has visited the
several settlements westward along the
shore this week, and will hold services at
Beaver Bay tomorrow.
Joe Carhart, who is c}erking in a
lumber camp near Hovland, was 10 the
village couple OF days this week, return
ing to his post Thursday evening.
/ Bernt jacobson, who was forced to
quit work on his Grand Marais residence
about ten days ago, is reported to be
quite sick at his home in Hovland with
typhoid fever.
The mill has been running the past
few days, cutting few scattering logs,
four men constituting the whole crew for
this temporary run. The lumber is not
expected to come fast, but 1T comes in
punches.
Mrs. Ole Gunderson, of Hovland. was
in serious condition for q short time
with blood poison in one Of. her hands,
caused by slight scratch On one of her
fingers. At last accounts she was i'm.
proving, the danger point having been
passed.
The tug Ashland arrived yesterday
morning with lot OF Schroeder Lumber
oompany's horses for Kluck's camp at
Hovland. P. Bayle and Harry Duthey.
who have engaged with the Schroeder
company and who expect to put in the
winter at Kluck's camp, lott for Hovland
yesterday with the horses
For several days during the past week
snow has fallen in the woods west and
northwsrd few miles back from the
aaate, covering the ground tn n depth Of
from four to ten inches, according to
various estimates that como to our ears
from different sections. This snow will
vanish before the Indian summer still
due before the winter sets in.
The reckless use of s]ingshots by boys
has recently resulted in broken windows
in some of the residences. They ought
to be more careful. The killing OF small
birds, too, appears to be favorite past.
time with some of the boys. They
should be warned that this is serious Of.
tense, for which they could be punished
1t is heartless sport to indulge in
They should stop, without necessita tine
official Interference.
4 "A social dance was given at the
Broadway last Saturday night. 1t seems
an age since dancing was practically cut
of by the transforming OF Bramer's hal
into store, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling'f
kindness in throwing open the dining
room for the pleasure of the young
people was accepted by them, all. The
event was thoroughly enjoyable one
Supper was served John El,asen, Of
Hovland, furnished the music.
Fred Paine was down from his home.
! stead camp this week and reports ter
inches OF snow in the woods when ht
left. He says that accommodations have
,, been engaged at his place by severa
hunting psrties-all that he can tax,
care of during the season. Mrs. Paine
10 now at the camp and is entertaining
Mrs. Hyatt. They are becoming cracl
rifle shots. Mr.. Hyatt went; back will
4 Mr.. Paine for a short stay at the camp
u The blacksmith at Kluck's camp nea
! ! Hovland inflicted severe cut in his LET
!, leg near the knee and was brought tx
: Grand Marais Tuesday night ard placed
!. in the hospital for surgical Treatment
!. Fortunately for the suffering man DR.
j Hicks was IN Rowland that day. Bein,
G called to the mans assistance, the docto
, met the rig in which he was bein,
+ brought to town about Eve miles on
from Rowland and the, blood was stil
q streaming from the wound, those attend
ing him being unable to stop i. Thoag]
e a very bad cutslt will probably heal with
y out leaving serious consequ ences. I <
:. Major Wilson and .. w. Berry arrive
from: :Gunfint by: the overland 'rout
e Thursday evening with . party Of land
t. seekers whom they had escorted thropg
i then,ineral and timber districts ct Coo
Il county with 9 vlew ot locating. o
: government claims. Tie party consiste'
{, Of Robert Lamm ot Aankato, Mr. an.
!; Mrs. Ed. Luger,s Mrs. T. 81 i &. Lugel