The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-05-26

around Ills T051uouco property.
KIRBY Jones has returned to Grand
Mara1s from stay Of several months in
the East.
PA. Gunders, representing the Pho
neer Press stationery department, was
in town Thursday.
J. Media. a west end .homesteader,
spent Thursday in town and departed
that night for Minneapolis.
Readers will note that the time of the
Sunday evening services at the church
has been changed from 7:3G to 7 o'clock
Hedge Tote, Chris Tormonson and
Mons Lande came down from Tote the
first of the week to be examined for adj
mission to the Tofte camp of Woodmen.
The machinery for sawmlll is being
put in at Lutsen by White
Bros, who will engage in lumber
manufacturing on small scale at that
place.
The ladies of the Mission society will
give social at Mrs. Lanktree's Satur-
day evening, June 9. Ice cream, cake
and coffee will be served. Everybody is
invited.
Miss Anna. johnson leaves this after
noon foc Chicago. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Ella johnson of Maple
Of Maple Hill, who goes for short visit
with relatives in the big city.
Gust Olson has received the,f?st ship
ment, 80 copies, of his book, the history
of the San Francisco earthquake, and is
delivering them to the purchasers. He
has ordered another shipment of the
same number.
Martin G. Havig, who is now engaged
in the mercantile business in Cass
county, was a passenger on
the America Wednesday night, bound
for Hovland for visit with old neigh
bors and friends al that place.
r. S. Howe has secured the Lavlolette
building, near Kings saloon and will
have it fitted up for the purposes of
his cigar factory and barber, shop; The
factory will be- up stairs and he Will have
two-cbair barber shop down stairs.
Misses Pasenhart and Allen, who
taught the west sioe Maple Hill school
during the past year, departed on the
America Sunday night for the trip to
Port Arthur and Isle Royale, then to re-
turn to their homes in Southern Mime
sofa. to spend the vacation with their
parents.
Having finally completed his timber
and stone proof, j. A. Blackwell left for
his home in St. Paul Thursday night.
During his stay in the village, Mr..
Blackwell, who is a Dispatch artist,
made himself a very welcome visitor at
this office. He is thinking seriously of
locating on homestead and bringing
his here to reside.
Gilbert Gulbransen, son of ex-sherif
Gulbranson, was quite badly hurt last
Saturday afternoon by being kicked in
the face by colt. He was leading the
colt to water and the animal, in a play
full mood, turned suddenly and kicked
striking the boy just under his eye, in
Aicting an ngly cash that required four
stitches to close.
Villagers are cons1d erably annoyed by
stock running at large especially as the
beasts show an aggravating fondness
for fresh garden patches and flower beds.
There is herd ordnance, under which
no stock but mich COWS is allowed to
run at large. These complaints make
it Incumbent upon owners to care for
their stock if they don't want the pound
master to do it. !
I A. V. Balch, of We yauwega, Wis.
spent Monday in. town looking after real
estate interests. Mr.. -Balch was in
charge of the first governme t survey
made in Cook county, in 1873. He has
kept pretty we'll posted on matters in
this region and notes greater progress
in acknowledgment of the village during
the pas, four years, since his last pre-.
v.ous visit, than during all of it's pre-
ceding history.
A bazaar for the benefit of the Catho.
lie church will be held at Bramer's} hall
this evening, AS the result of indus
trious work by the ladies Of the congre:
CATION a large assortment of fancy
goods has been made up and collected
which will be sold at prices that will be
profitable to the buyers. fee cream and
ldnch.wlll be served. There will be nc
rafles OF voting contests The ladies
aim to make the event: 2 pleasure
socially to patrons. Every body's wei
come, OF course: IT, :ze. . :ss: It. H..
Miss Margaret Gran t,swho came here
about four months ago in az. effort .tt