The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1906-07-07

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Rapids, Mimi.
Joseph Carhart has accepted position
with the Booth people as assistant clerk
on the America.
| f. M. Bates. the sawyer, arrived from
| Duluth Wednesday night to take his old
position in the sawmill.
| Martin Aarhouse returned last week
from Saxon, Wis, and has taken the
position of scaler at the mill.
Mrs. J. King arrived from Duluth
Sunday night for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. J. Z. Murphy.
Geo. Mayhem came down Wednesday
night and will stay in the village. He
was accompanied by his sister Edith,
A. J. La,dlaw received word that his
mother is quite sick and left for May
nard. Mimi, her home. Thursday night.
| Miss Merritt, of st. Paul, DR..
and Mrs. Jones' guest fer few days
this week, returned home on Tuesday
DR.. and Mrs. Brooks, of Hibbing, and
Miss Doty, Of Cortland, Mimi, are visit
ing at the home of DIR. and Mrs. II. d.
Jones.
| Misses Ida and Bertha Norman, of
Minneapolis, are spending their vacation
in Grand Mara1s, the guests of q. J.
Johnson.
Haakon Sandvold, Andrew Shaw and
Hans Toftey, of Tote, came down
Wednesday evening and spent Thursday
in the village.
| John Eliasen rowed up from Hovland
! Wednesday to attend the celebration
, and render musical services for the
| dance that evening.
| The Maccabees will meet at G. II. Car
harris office next Tuesday evening. Let
every member be present. Urgent bust
ness to be disposed of.
Anton Peterson came down from Du-
luth to visit his parents on Maple Hill
on the Fourth. He returned Thursday
night to his work in the Zenith city.
During the session of the district court
last week citizenship papers were grant,
ed to Lee Anderson, Sivert S. Eide and
Olaf Gust Nelson, all of Tofte, and John
Backstrom of Maple Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Underwood are in
town for a couple of weeks stay on a
combined business and pleasure visit.
Mr. Underwood will oversee the
shipment of a couple of cargos of ties
and is awaiting the arrival OF, the boats
Samuel Howenstine celebrated his
73rd birthday last Friday. The event
was made especially enjoyable by the
presence of all Of his relatives who re-
side in the village. This general gather
ing was arranged as surprise on Mr.,
Howenstine and was happy event for
all.
Van Chase, G. J. Roup and I. G. Doane
of Minneapolis, with j, A. Blackwell
of st. Paul, compose a party that
arrived Wednesday night for an outing
in this vicinity. They started for the
woods Thursday morning with the in
tention of pitching their tent OF the
north side of Devils Track Lake.
In district court last week Ole J
Olson's petition for change of name was
granted by Judge Ensign, and hereafter
he will be called Ole J. Allen. Mr.
Olson's (Mr. Allen's) reason for asking
the change is that there is another mar
of the same name residing here, causing
many unpleasant entanglements of the1
mail and business matters.
F. r. Paine retired from the manage
ment of the Broadway hotel on Satur
day last, being succeeded by Ed. Ster
ling, who took possession on that day
Mr.. and Mrs. Paine 4eft for Dulutl
Thursday night and will take vacation
of SIX weeks (Which they have earned b.
close attention to, the business during
. the past two years. before returning tt
Grand Mara1s. - T.
The Fourth Of July dance at Bramer'
hall, which was given by the Owl Clut
/ was we'll attended by dance lovers AM
was pleasant social event. The patron
; were we'll pleased with all the provision
made for their. entertainment Til
music was furnished by5 J ohm !. Elissen. .
EHovland and Roy Flaaten Of ETomsonitt
, vio!in1sts, and: Guy Titus organis
Supper was served in the hall by Mr.
Russell Ct the Grand hotel H.. = #. 5=