The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-11-03

Maple Hill <in the morning at >ll:O
Grand Marais in the evening at 7:3O
II Young Peoples meeting at 6:3O. .
Frank Winters of Lutsen was in towr
Wednesday. >%s''
Good roads meeting at the court
house Nov. 26, at 2 p. m. ~ :,
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs Andrew johnson next Wednesda,
afternoon. s','z:,-
N .Nels Olson has returned to: Crane
Marais from three months visit 10 Su
perior and the Twin Cities.
Nothing new has Notwithstanding
the $1,000 robbery that occurred on the
street of this village two weeks ago.
A. J. Musse1l, Of Bayfield,, who ii
heavily interested in timber, lands III
this county, was in town during the pas
week. :,
Hans Larson, who was out on an ey
tended trip in Itasca county with {
party of hunters, has returned to Crane
Marais. e >
a marriage license was granted .or
Tuesday to Nenigatls Badwawetnnk anc
Miss Constance Memaskawash of Crane
Portage.
.sRev. B.. Reitan of Mora is IN towr
He will preach at the Norwegian churci
tomorrow morning and at Maple Hill ir
the evening.
The Bon Ami arrived from Duluth
early Wednesday morning, lying here
during the day on account of the brisk
Southwestern that was blowing.
! Filing Olsen, whose garden this veal
has produced some giant vegetables, on
4 Thursday remembered" the editor with
a rutahaga weighing III pounds.
! MI. and Mrs. G. G. Foster left on
Monday night for Hawthorne, Wis.
their former home. Mr.. Foster has &C.
Fcepted position with Finch Bros, OF
Hawthorne, by whom he was formerly
employed. .-.
Johp johnson has leased the Grand
hotel to Mrs. Matt Lanktree. MIR. John.
son went to Duluth last night to buy
new furniture and other equlpmen
for the hotel. Mrs. Lanktree will take
possession MS soon DIS he returns.
f. Mr., and Mrs. Odelon> -Vizena, father
and mother of Eli and Louis Vizena, ar
rived on the America Thursday night
from their home in Ontario, with the
Intention of remaining in Grand Mar ais
during the winter. They may possibly
decide TO take up their permanent resi-
dence here.
A meeting for the purpose OF organic
ing good roads association will be held
at the court house Nov. Goth, at p, m.
Everybody Is invited. All parts Of the
county will be represented. The matter
OF organizing an agricultural society may
also be considered.
Mrs. Nancy Carriboo died at he1
home in Chippewa village this mornil 6
at the advanced age of 70 years. The
funeral will be held this afternoon. De.
ceased was the mother of Joe Caribou
who holds the honorary title of chief OF
the Chippewas of Graud Portage reser
Walton.
John O'Connor, of Minneota, Lyon
county, who was on short visit with
his son, J. D. O'Connor, left for home
Wednesday night on the Bon Ami. He
was SO favorably impressed with Grand
Marais and surroundings that he plans
on comming back again next summt
for stay of a couple of months.
| Gus Olson, who has for many months
been afflicted with total blindness and
who has consulted eminent specialists
in Chicago, Milwaukee aud st. Paul, was
! 10 Duluth last week in consultation
with an eye specialist of that city. Mr.
Olson was given some encouragement
and he returned home buoyed up by the
hope that there is still possibility Of
| AClA0l lIVuA LIS uIcdu MISFORTUNE. :
Captain and Mrs. W.. H. Singer have
returned from Isle Royale and are al
the ST. Louis. The captain has beer
! busy of late making improvements anc
building an addition to his hotel al
7 Washington Harbor. He has also
lcaused a number of additional cottages
to be built III readiness for next season
Captain and Mrs. Singer will spend til,
winter in Chicago and pt southern
I points, News Tribune. .>.< II ::
:: The; "kidsn!had the time of their livel
last Wednesday, evening, Halloween
According to the record proudly. giver
out by the leaderot the band. of juvenil,
;: night providers, twenty outhouses :wer.
toppled oyer and other depreciation.
were committed that were NOR.
thoroughly enjoyed by them than b,