The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-05-19
". H. GABLE, Pastor.

tue evening at 7:3O. Ali are cordially
to attend.
". H. GABLE, Pastor.
Emil Eliasen was in town yesterday.
Rev. kGable returned from St. Pau
last night.
An organ for sale cheap. Inquire at
this Office.
| &c. Stubstad went to Duluth Thurs
day night.
Auditor Carter went to his home
stead at Lutsen Thursday night.
Mr.. Porter and son of St. Paul arrived
Sunday night for brief stay in the viii
lage.
A dance will be given at Bramer's hall
tonight. Music by Stevenson. Every
body invited.
Assessor Bernt jacobson, of Hovland'
was in town this week on business, Off
cial and otherwise.
Mrs. VIM. Doan returned TO Duluth
last week from a visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. d. B. McAlpine.
JOS L. Memaskwash, of Grand Port
age led the choir at high mass at the
Catholic church last Sunday.
John Morrison was in Duluth last
week. He has been seriously sick for
the past two months, but is improving.
W. J. Balduce, a cigar maker, arrived
here from Bessemer Wednesday night to
take a position IN t. S. Howe's ci gar
factory.
Miss Mary Thomas and Alec Morrison
we're married at the Catholic church
at Chippewa village last Wednesday
morning.
Ne!s Olsen of lutsen came down Sun
day night to prove up on a timber and
stone claim and spent the week visiting
friends in the village.
Rev. Andrew Peterson and family lid
farewell to their Maple Hill friends and
neighbors on Thursday and left that
night for Duluth, their future home.
Father Champagne, of Fort William,
celebrated mass at the Catholic church
last Sunday. He remained here until
Wednesday, returning home that night.
4 For RENr-A four room house on
west side. Interior newly painted and
finished A good cellar $500 month.
If. Inquire of JOE CROFT.
Fred Jackson returned from Duluth
Wednesday, he having purchased lum-
Der and material for the reconstruction
Of his residence while he was in the city.
Preparations are being made for an
appropriate observance of Memorial day.
The program, which is not yet complet-
ed. will be published in this paper next
: Saturday.
G.. A. A. and Gust T. Nelson came
down from Lutsen Tuesday to appear
as witnesses in a timber and stone proof
for their father. They returned home
the same evening, making the round trip,
total of over forty miles, in a row boat
u. Hussey and family are now on
the way from Red Wing to take up their
residence again in Cook county. Their
household goods have arrived here but
the family is detained in Duluth by the
sickness of one of the children with
r measles.
AS stated last week, the literary enter.
tainment will be given at the schoo
house tonight. The committee conclud
ed that Saturday night is more conven
lent for all the people, and knowing that
: all the people want to be there, they
; mad e the change.
i. A tennis court is being prepared anc
fitted up on the old Mayhem garden
+ spot, south of D. B. McAlpine's resi-
+ dence, and this interesting game prom
r Uses to become the popular sport il
Grand Marais this season. There ART
= quite number here now who play tn,
game and there are others who are vii
= ling to be initiated.
= John A. Blackwell arrived from St
' Paul the first of the week to prove III
on his timber and stone claim. He wa
= accompanied by his brother, Geo. Fl
Blackwell, editor of the Forest City, Ia
Summit, and E. II. McGannon, of st
Paul. They have been detained her
:, all week waiting for one of Mr.. Black
= wells witnesses, who failed to appear Of
e the day Of proof. Having had plenty q
$ leisure they have seen the. village AM
y n vicinity pretty thoroughly and are IA
+ vorably impressed with it as place &
residence.