The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-01-27
/ Topics |! Of Y Week
Concerning our People, Business and 4
Progress in the County and Town.
RELIGIOUS 7 NOTICES.

The !Union Sunday School meets at
the church Sunday morning at IL 80. :
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: Irvine Seryice.-Grand Marais every
Sunday morning at 1870 and again IN
the evening at 7:30. All are cordially
to attend.
CO stubstad want to Duluth last
night.
Al. Scott has been laid Up with an
attack OF lumbago. He is improving.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. C. Fl. Carhart next Tuesday after
noon.
The 7-year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Rindahl, Maple Hill, is quite sick
with pneumonia.
r.. Thomas of Tote attended the
teachers examination at the school
house this week.
The Norwegian Ladies Aid society
will meet with Mrs. Douglas next Wed
nesday afternoon.
Chas. Duham was in town Thursday
right on his way to the reservation.
He resides in Duluth now.
R. Wray came down from the reserva-
ton the first of the week, being laid up
with an affection of the eyes.
The regular teachers examination has
been held at the school house the past
three days. The pupils Of the lower
room enjoyed brief vacation in conse-
quence.
Al. McGuigan of Ashland is in town i.
He is interested in timber lands in this
county and will leave for the woods to-
day for cruise that will last in the
neig hborhood of forty or fifty days.
DR.. Hicks went to Cascade on IL sick
call Tuesday morning. He continued
his trip westward visiting the lumber
camps in the neighborhood of Tofte and
Schroeder and returned home last night
One of Fred Amyotte's horses was
brought in from his camp Wednesday
night suffering from an ugly wound ON
the hip. While at work the animal ran
away and was "snagged'' by the skidding
tongs which was attached to the Whit
t1etree.
Five wolf bounty claims have been
presented to the county auditor since
Jan. 1st. Thos. Parent of Cross River
killed three, G. M. Barker of Lutsen one,
Donald Anderson of Tofte one.--W Wolves
are growing more numerous in the coun :
ty> or the hunters more expert in bag
ging Them Sixteen wolves we're killed
in the county during 1905.
The county auditors contribution to
the Herald this week, the financial state
ment, furnishes interesting reading for
every taxpayer in the county. It is on
the theory that the taxpayer is entitled
to know what disposition is made of his
ty that this official publication is made,
and thorough inspection thereof by all
our readers will be we'll repaid by knowl:
edge gained.
Conditions for coastlng are excellent
and the school population as we'll as
their more mature sisters and brothers
are getting immense enjoyment from
this splendid sport. Evening coasting
parties have been exposed to serious
danger, however, by distractions placed
on the hill by thoughtless youngsters
This practice is a serious menace to
coasters and may result at any time il
broken limbs or even worse consequence
es. It is to be presumed that the boys
land they are KNOWN who are guilty Of
these pranks are prompted only by a
spirit of fun and give no thought to the
extreme danger to which they expose
others. It would be we'll for them to
t1rn their fun-making proclivities in
other directions. AS young gentlemen,
this simple warning ought to cause them
to desist from such dangerous pasttime.