The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-10-13

day night.
NJ. B. Riley has been in town several
days this week.
MIR. and Mrs. G. H. Carhart went to
Duluth Monday night.
Mrs. Louis Engelson went to Duluth
Thursday for few days visit with
friends.
T.. U. G. Titus filed his petition on
Thursday last as a candidate for county
attorney.
Joseph Croft raised pumpkin in his
garden in this village this season that
weighs sixty pounds.
John jacobson and Emit Eliasen, Of
Hovland, are in town today, having
come up yesterday atool.
Aug. J. johnson went to Duluth Sat-
urday night, being called as witness in
a hearing at the land office on Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Julius Peterson have
returned to their home on Maple Hill
from a visit in their former home city,
Minneapolis.
Heavy snow and hard frosts during
the past week have hurried the work of
potato digging IN this locality-and TO-
day there are probably very few potatoes
still in the ground.
r. F. Thomas of Tote, whose name
has been freely used as a possible can
didate for clerk OF district court, asks
the Herald to announce that he is not a
candidate for office.
Chris Murphy received letter from
the company this morning stating that
the threshing machine ordered by the
farmers of this vicinity was shipped
Oct. 3rd. 1t is expected to arrive here
in a few days.
Herman HENDERSON promises to bring
to town for exhibition a four-ponnd
potato that he dug from his garden on
Good Harbor Hill. Two anc three
Founders are becoming too common.
They will now have to take a back seat.
There will be = Woodman dance at
| Tote tonight. The Woodmen are SAID
to be the "whole show" at that burg and
this event promises to be hummer. A
few Grand Marais citizens, who have
enjoyed several functions at Tote be.
fore, will be there
G. H. Taylor especially invites the
people to let him figure with them be-
fore sending away for winter supplies
Radical changes are taking place in the
business policy of this store and ou1
citizens will lind it profitable to heec
this invitation. A big reduction sale al
Taylors for the next three days. Reac
the advertisement.
Fred Bramer has his Maple Hill saw
mill pretty we'll completed. The machin
cry is all IN place and ready for operation
some lumber having been sawed thil
week for. use in completing the buildings
The mill will have a saving capacity O.
10000 feet daily, employing about ter
men. The output will be haueld by team
to the village during the winter To-
shipment or local sale as the case ma,
be.
The monthly Literary and Social meet
ing of the Young Peoples League o
Maple Hill was held last evening at tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hedstrom. TIL,
members and friends of the league en-
joyed a very pleasant evening together
After the rendering of the following
program refreshments were served:
Devotional exercise. Rev. Gabl
instrumental solo ....... Mrs. Bra,
Reading. ........ 80. Miss Fradenbert
Duet Mrs Hedstrom and Miss Anderson
Address. ............... IN. J. Bra.
Solo. Mrs. Hedstron
! Nine new members were added to- tn
league! "
F. r. Paine went to his ranch nea
Hovland the first Of the week, taki1i
with him a wagon load of groceries an
supplies for. use during the huntin
season. He is fitting the place up TO
accommodation of big game hunters an
aims in every way to cater to the want
of this numerous class OF visitors her
during the fall. HIS plans, when CON
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