The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-10-05
TOPICS OF A WEEK
photographic RESUME OF LOCAL
DOlNGS.

D0lNGS.
Items Of More or Less Interest Con.
corning the People, the Business
and the Progress of the County and
and Town.
e. G. Stubstad spent Sunday at
Lutsen.
Gust T. Nelson visited at Lutsen last
Sunday.
Chris johnson went to Duluth Thurs
day night.
L. H. Lien was in Duluth yesterday
on business.
W. H. Miller, of Milwaukee, Wis, was
in town Monday.
Mrs. Axel Berglund returned from
Duluth, Sunday night.
Hans. X. Hall of Caribou Point, was
in the village Monday.
). g. Green, deputy game warden, OF
Duluth. was in town Monday.
Godfrey Plante. and Sam Zimmerman
Jr., were in Duluth this week.
T. I. Carter and Geo. Long returned
from Duluth last Sunday night.
Jerome Montferrand of Grand Port.
aye was in town the first OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Richardson went
to Duluth Monday night sfor short
stay.
Fred Asplund, Caribou Point, was in
the village on business the first of the
week.
Gust T. Nelson returned the first of
the week from cruising trip of week
or more.
The Schroeder Co.'s boat Hilton came
in Tuesday morning for small cargo of
lumber.
Miss Ella Mayhem returned to Duluth
Monday night, accompanied by her
sister Edith.
Fred Bramer went to Duluth Thurs
day night to purchase additional equip
ment for his sawmill.
Mrs. B. A. Rude of Two Harbors, has
been visiting with relatives and friends
in this vicinity, this week.
John johnson is getting ready to
build barn on his lot at the corner of
Madison and Wisconsin streets.
DR.. Hicks has been in Minneapolis all
week, DR.. Jones attending to the hos.
pital patients during his absence.
Chas Croft returned Wednesday night
from Duluth with the necessary repairs
for the propeller wheel of his launch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hendrickson of
Maple Hill left on the America Thursday
night for Duluth, for stay Of week
or so,
John Bertelson of Hovland was in
ness connected with final proof on his
homestead.
Joe Bellmeur, representing the Duluth
Cigar Company, transacted business 10
Grand Marais Monday, returning to
Duluth that night.
Allowing that game is scarce, which
may or may not be the case accor ding to
ones experiences as a hun ter, there is
pleasure in jaunt through the woods.
just the same.
Mrs. Frank Bean and son Frank re-
turned Sunday night from a visit in
Duluth. They brought back a nice
driving horse, a present to Mrs. Bean
from her SOUS.
Miss Kindred, who spent tho summer
with her father and brother in Grand
Marais, departed Monday night for Der
home in Philadelphia. She will probably
return to Grand Marais in the spring.
Will Lively will engage in the trapping
business this winter and is fitting out a
trail north of Kluck's camp near How
land. He was in town the first of the
week to get part of the necessary equip
ment.
Rev. G. G. Eidnes has received a call
from the Norwegian Lutheran Congre-
CATION at Madison, Wis. But he
will forego this tempting opportunity to
remain with bis devoted flock on the
North shore.
Rev. H. M. Pinkerton will preach his
farewell sermon next Sunday. He ex-
poets to leave next Thursday for Ch1ca-
go, and after visit at his old home 10
Illinois will go to Texas, to engage in
religious work in that state.
Roy Daniels has accepted clerkship
in one OF the Schroeder Lumber Co.'S
camps near Saxon, Wis, and will spend
the winter there. He and Mrs. Daniels
have gone to Ashland for short stay
and will keep house during the winter in
a building provided them near the camp.