The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-03-23

sen.
CT. johnson started for Duluth last
night.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. McAlpipe next Tuesday:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans K. Hall Of Lt,tsen
were in town the first of the week.
Tho schools have closed for Easter
vacation to reopen on Easter Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
drew Hedstrom Of Maple Hill on Friday,
10th, 8 son.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Douglas are plan
ming on building an addition to their
residence this summer.
L. Isherwood will take advantage of
the Easter vacation to enjoy few days
visit at Grand Portage.
The family of Mr., and Mrs. Fred
Amyotte was increased by the arrival
OF son Tuesday morning.
Announcement has been made OF the
Governments intsntion to build a light
house on the Rock OF Ages, . dangerous
point of Isle Royale.
liver Johnson came up from Little
Marais last Thursday night to visit his
family and to attend tho meeting of tho
town board Of Colvill, OF which he is 4
member.
Paddy Bayle leaves tomorrow morn
ing to take six OF tho Duluth Log com.
pany's horses to Duluth. He will 70.
turn to Grand Marais in time~to put IN q
crop on his farm.
Judge Durfss accidentally foil against
tho safe in his Office one day last week
injuring his back so badly that he was
laid up for several days. He il now able
to be around again.
John Erickson, who has been logging
on email scale on his place in Colvill
this winter, will devote his whole attsn-
ton to farm work this summer. He is
planning building and other improve
ments.
Donald McAlpins came up from the
Hamline camp atthe reservation tho first
Of the week aud will visit with his SOD.
D. B. McAlplne, until navigation opens,
when hs will return to his homo in
Michigan.
Peter Kluck has received word that
his brother John. who was laid up in
tho hospital here with broken log and
who returned to Wisconsin several
weeks ago, had the bad luck recently to
break his leg again.
A party consisting Of Misses Small,
Kline, DAVIS and Anderson, and Messrs.
Joe Carhart, L. sherwood and w. j.
Forsythe enjoyed . sleiRhride to Devils
Track Lake Sunday, stopping at Bram-
er's camp for lunch.
81. W. Marshall having secured po.
sition az teacher in tho schools at Knife
River, departed for that place last SUBJ
day afternoon. He visited at Good Har-
Dor Hill Sunday evening" and took the
stage from there Monday Morning.
| Eli ViZena, who 10 engaged with his
brother Louis IN logging operations at
Little Marais, spent Sunday with his
family at Chippewa village. Mr.. Vizena
says thatthey expect to close the season
with balance on the right side Of the
ledger, Notwithstanding the deep snow
and other handicaps.
8. A. Bacharach of Philadelphla was
in town several days last week in the
interests of the Title Guaranty and Sur
ETY. company Of Scranton, Pa, negotiat-
ing settlement with Jas. H. Pinker-
ton, ex-treasurer of Schroeder township,
to cover shortage of about 5000 in
the town funds, cansed by the alleged
robbery # M. Pinkerton in tb,a Village
last summer.
! "A OOAcU ue7uOCE0 were 8uOGu 10 tu6
fir department. Monday night. It now
has q membe rsh,p of over twenty-five
and is, in some respects at least, q pretty
live institution. Some of the members
bear the evidences OF this renewed &C.
'ivity, which has been instilled into
the organization by being furnished
with a home of it's OVID. A basket ball
outfit will arrive shortly, handball will
be introduced and there is talk Of get
ting q wrestling mat: A corner will be
appropriated to games and reading.
Being supplied with the necessary uten.
sils for the. purpose. tho boys, 10 the
meantime, are devoting themselves
manly to practice Of tho manly art and
getting acquainted with the meaning Of
upper cuts" 'side-steps," ''cron coun.
teri" broken noses, black eye, etc, etc,
not to mention splendid sprinting quail
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