The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-01-12
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Concerning our People, Business and
Progress in the County and Town.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

| The Union Sunday School meets at
the church Sunday morning at 1880.
Axe! Berglund went to Duluth on the
Bon Ami Thursday.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs George Bayle on Tuesday.
Walter Peake, of Rothsay, MIMI. who
is heavily interested in Cook conn-
ty lands, was in town few days this
| week.
The Ladies Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Lanktree next Wednesday after
noon.
Gust II. Nelson arrived on the stage
Thursday evening and has entered upon
his duties as janitor at the court house.
Chas. Peterson is at home nursing a
dislocated shoulder, result OF and acct
dent he met with while at work in Lank-
trea's camp on the reservation.
Court Pioneer U. .. F. and the Mod
ern Woodmen will hold joint installa-
ton at the court house on tie evening
of the 18th. All members are urged to
attend.
Chas. Dahl, though still crippled by
the gunshot wound In his leg which has
confined him to the hospital since No.
vember, was taken to his home on Ma.
pie Hill the first of the week.
Clerk of Court Mayhem, leaving his
newly appointed deputy, Geo. Leng in
| charge of the office, has returned to his
position as clerk on the Bon Ami to re-
main till the close of the season.
| BY misprint the Herald was made tc
compliment Sophie and Arthur EIiasen
for parts taken in the program on Dec
%, which was ali right, except that the
popular little tots were Sophie johnson
and Arthur EIiasen
c.. H. Carhart and Andrew Hottie went
to Duluth Thursday to appear as wifi:
nesses in the case of Coolidge company
against the Duluth Log company, in-
volying the title to cedar sold to the
latter by Mr.. Holte.
| Chas. Gannett returned from Duluth
Tuesday evening. He has discarded the
crutches and now gets along with the
use of cane. He is here in the inter
ests of his longtime employers, the
Lake Superior and Pittsburg Iron Co.
and will make this place his headquar
ters.S
Miss Fredenbnrg has resigned her pc
sition rs teacher in the westside Mapl
Hill school and H. w. Marshal has also
severed his connection with the school
C. G. Monker, who is now in Duluth
will secure teachers to fill the vacancies
and it is expected that the school will b.
reopened next week.
| In a recent number of the Dulntl
Herald the bachelors and widowers O
Colvill township are spoken of in a man
ner so enticing that Cupid may b.
found running amuck some of these fin,
mornings, and John Massmar, CRANE
chief cupid, IS likely to be overwhelme,
with matrimonial correspondence.
Mrs. Frank X adonce died at her HON
in Chippewa Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock, after less than weeks illness
Deceased was IS years cid. Her hus
band is left with che son s years old
She was daughter of Mrs. Pau
Morrison. The funeral was held Mon
day, the remains being inferred IN Chip
pewa cemetery.
Claus G. Monker went to Duluth o
the Bon Ami to at tend TO some buslnes
for the, schools and also to purchase
blacksmithing outfit with which t.
start shop IN Grand 1Maraie. MI
Monker is a blacksmith by trade an
followed that business for LIVELIHOOD
before he engaged in farming and poll
] tics in Cook county.
A rag-sewing contest was held at Mr..
Chris Murphy's Yesterday afternoon, i
which about a dozen ladies par tic1pateo
W hile doing useful work for which tn
hostess was duly thankful, they enjoye
the novel entertainment. The hea
} prize. handkerchief box, was awarded
to Mrs. Andrew Larson and tile other,
cream pitcher, to Mrs. Lien.
The stormy weather was serlou
handicap to the teachers in getting bac]
from their vacation. Principal Ishe1