The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-04-28
Topics; J. of Week '! !: Il
Concerning our People. Business and
Progress in the County and Town:
Pay Your dog license.

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Pay your dog license. -: ]
4 John Lundin went to Duluth Mond ay
might on business trip. - *.
i Rev. A. Peterson returned Wednes.
doy evening from visit to Duluth. : :.
Victor johnson has gone. to Duluth
to follow his occupation as painter: p
r. II. Douglas returned Sunday night
from stock buying trip to Duluth.
Harris Bennett. state food inspector,
was in Grand Marais Thursday on Off.
cial business.
Mrs. u. B. McAlpine returned Sunday
night from q visit with her parents in
the Zenith City. e"
Harry Duthey left for Duluth Mon
day with the intention of remaining
there this summer.
| J. T. Roberq, who moved to California
more than year ago, is coming back to
| Grand Marais to reside.
A. A.. Lindskog, who has been in Du-
luth for several months past. returned
to Grand Marais last week.
Gen. and Mrs. E. NJ. Pope returned to
Grand Marais Sunday night, they hav-
ing spent the winter in St. Paul.
Knute Seagrove was a passenger on
the America Sunday night on his way
to his homestead at the reservation.
Miss Addie Knox, head nurse at the
hospital, left on the Bon Ami last Fri
day for Duluth to remain during the
summer.
Robert J. Kerr, of Chicago, represent
ing the North American Iron Company,
il transacting business at the court
house today.
Andrew miles, OF Duluth, q state
cruiser, was in town this week checking
up some timber cuttings on school lands
in this vicinity
| Mrs. G. N. Stevenson and children, ri
Duluth, arrived here on the America
Sunday evening for couple of weeks
visit with relatives.
The editor of this paper ie in Duluth
today on serious business-to attend
the wedding of his brother. This is his
first visit to Duluth IN over two years.
Bernt jacobson, of .Hovland, was in
town yesterday. He is assessor for his
town aud was here getting the necessary
books and: blanks with which to make
the assessment.
Louis Enge]son has had the grounds
about his residence graded and leveled
of, making decided improvement. He
! intends to fence the property and other
wise beautify. the premises.
Z. 81. Carhart has purchased four lots
ID Harbor addition, next south Of D. B.
McAlp1ne's residence, and has COM
menced to clear the same with the in
tention Of building residence thereon
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will hold ba-
Ear at the church Saturday evening,
May 9Th. The ladies have collected and
made up nice stock OF fancy goods to
be sold at reasonable prices.
Jas. II. Pinkerton, Of Schroeder, David
Mason, of Tote, and Gust r. Nelson, OF
Lutsen, assessors for their respective
towns, came down on the Anne RIGA last
night to procure the necessary books
etc. with which to make the assessments.
Ifyon want to keep that dog you had
better call on Village Recorder Enqelson
and purchase a tag to put on him. The
village dog license becomes due Nav Let
and all dogs running at large after that
date, and not tagged, are likely to be tak
an up.
There will be no services in the Grand
Marais church tomorrow az Rev: Gable
goes to Tofte this afternoon to perform
a marriage ceremony and will not return
until tomorrow evening. On the follow
! ing Sunday morning and evening ser
vices will be held AS usual.
Hjalmer Eliasen came in from How
land with sixteen head OF the Gibson
companv's horses to be shipped to NORTH
Dakota. The company put in over -four
million feet of logs. last winter and ex
pect to operate on a much larger scale
next winter. They will resume ,worl
about the first of October:
i. The marriage Of Mr.. Hedge Toftey ant
d and Miss Bert ha Tote will take place a
Tote this evening. Rev. VIM. a. Gabl
4 of Grand ,Marais will: perform the cere
mony. Qultesa number: Of the Gran,
! Marais friends of the young couple ar
= gong up on the. America this afternoon
! to be present at: the, wedding.