The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-01-06


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| Divine Service.-Graud Marais every
Sunday morning at 11:30 and again in
tue evening at 7:30. Ali are cordially
! to attend.
CT. and Van johnson went TO Du-
luth this morning.
G. E. johnson returned last night
from stay of several weeks in Duluth.
Andrew Sampson of Tofte was in town
on business a couple of days this week.
A social will be give n at the church
next Saturday night and everybody is
invited.
Geo. Mayhem was in town few days
this week. returning to Duluth on the
Bon Ami this morning.
Ed. Johnston returned Wednesday
night from Dulath after enjoying stay
of several weeks in the. city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carhart and son, Walter,
arrived home last night from their holt
day visit with Mr.. Carhart's parents at
Mayviile. N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred jackson and child
rem drove to Chicago Bay Sunday to
celebrate New Year with relatives and
old time neighbors.
Little Francis LeSage had a needle
driven into his arm and broken OF yes.
terday afternoon, and DR.. Houston was
called to remove it.
Batise Longbody. aged 10 years, died
at his parents home in the village on
Tuesday of consumption. The funeral
was held Thursday afternoon.
w. B. Phillips spent bis Christmas
vacation on his homestead at Hovland.
Mr.. Philips is now engaged in the In
dian training school at Hayward, Wis.
and is very much pleased with tho place
o. his wsy home to Grand Portage
from Grand Marais last week Godfrey
Montferrand lost one of his horses. The
animal got mired in hole on the road
and died before they could get him ont.
DR.. Houston is packing up his belong
ings and preparing to leave Grand
Marais on an early boat. We cannot re-
frain from repeating that the Doctors
decision to give up his practice here was
generally regretted IN the community
Professionally he enjoys the confidence
of all that class OF citizens whose first
consideration is the general material
welfare OF the community. they have
the highest esteem for him personally
and wish HIM unbounded success in his
future field of labor. DR.. Houston
work in this community has, as is we'll
known, been seriously handicapped by
disreputable quackery, and the con-
ditions in this respect have been at
times very discouraging. But newly ef-
fective legislation, fortunately for the
public, puts stop to this condition of
affairs. Quackery is doomed.
John Woods and Louis Engelson, had
III oACAt4uk oAp0I16uC0 I'll tuo 0A4U UiGdh~
water last evening. Noticing that Mr..
Woods was having ahard time to get
to the lighthouse and fearing that lie
was In trouble, Mr.. Engelson started
out to investigate. Immense waves
were rolling over the breakwater and in
attempting to cross he was swept of
his feet and narrowly escaped being
washed into the bay. After desperate
struggle he finally rega1ned safe footing,
completely exhausted. In returning to
the dock Mr.. Woods also had a similar
experience with the waves. Both men
were thoroughly soaked and when they
got home their clothes we're frozen solid.
Mr.. Woods was unable to recover his
boat after visiting the light, and this
morning it was found capsized and bad.
ly damaged by pounding on the rocks.