The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-01-05

Lie oulOu Oulluaf DCuOOl uteetS a.
the church Sunday morning at 1890.
Eli Vizena returned Thursday from
Little Marais
John jacobson Was up from d evland
during he week.
The Willing Workers will meet Will
Mrs. p. Z. Aim Tuesday afternoon.
J. d. Reynolds. Schroedente, trans
acted business in the village the first Of
the week.
Joe Carhart returned Tuesday night
from MayviIle. n. d. He went to HOY
land next day.
Harvey Hicks, who spent his HOLIDAYS
at Washburn, Wis, returned home
Tuesday night.
John Erickson returned Tuesday
night from holiday visit at his former
home in Superior.
Miss Selma Benson had charge of the
bank his week, in the absence of Cash.
Ter Stnbstad in Duluth.
A. W. Stevens of Rowland. who was
in town couple Of days th1s week, re
turned to his home today.
Geo. Eeng returned from Duluth
Tuesday night and is again at his post
| of duty in the auditors office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Amyotte returned
Thursday from Little Marais, where Mr..
Amy otte has been employed in lumber
camp.
Tie lumber for the new village hall is
being delivered on the ground and The
| construction CT same will soon be com
! menced.
There was a furnished crowd al. the
dance at the Grand New Years eve and
Il very gooc time is reported by ali who
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. F Il. Paine have retur, r.
ed from Ashland aud will soon be rees-
tablished on their ranch for the remain
der of the winter.
Carl Backstrom and Miss Ida Sather
attended the New Years ba at Tofte
They report the event a grand SUCCESS.
nearly 100 people being present..
E. L. Bradley Of the Duluth Log com.
pany arrived IN town on the Bon Am
tnQQ1aU 1rh To
pany's logging operations at Red Cliff.
c. <. johnson and G.. G.. Stnbstsd
have been in Duluth during the past
week. They left here Saturday nj CHIT
! to drive as far as Beaver Bay and take
| the train from there.
Pei arson, the tailor, having secured DR.
Hicks pony will henceforth deny him
self the pIeasure(?) of hiking it" to ane
kfro between this place and his homestead
on Good Harbor Hill.
Carol Angler, instructor of manua]
training IN the high school at Mankato
was in town this week. He was return
| ing from his homestead 1T Chicago BAY
where he spent Lis holiday vacation.
A party of young people were enter
| tanned at the home Mr.. and Mrs. l.. u
G. Titus last evening. There were
games. and music. and the even
ing was happily spent by those present
John McTaggart. who has had charge
of the Duluth Log companys opera
tions at Red Cliff this winter, has re-
| signed. Several of he men in the camp
| followed suit and went out with their
popular foreman.
Hans Kasper, wife and father drove
up from Hovland and left on the Dor
Ami Thursday night for Duluth tc
make homestead proof. Martin Jacob
son, who is a witness in the matte,
went to Duluth with Them
Q. II. Carhart returned "Wednesday
night from his visit at Mayvile, n. D
! Mrs.: Carhart will be home in week OF
SO. q, H. came overland from Two
Harbors, driving a dandy young horse
that he purchased from Beclman Bros
| John Kluck met with an accident al
his camp at Hovland on New Years da,
by which a small bone in his foot was
broken and the ankle was dislocated. HI
was brought to the hospital and vii
probably nave to remain there for sew
eral weeks. -