The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-27

ing house this summer.
johnny LeSage returned Wednesday
| night from his visit in Duluth.
Miss Mary Howenstine went to Du-
luth Sunday night for brief visit.
The Willing Workers meet with Mrs.
Frank Bean next Tuesday afternoon.
Godfrey Plante returned Wednesday
night from business trip to Duluth.
The Missionary society will meet with
Mrs. Hans Hottie next Thursday after
noon,
Mrs. Hedge Toftey, of Tofte visited at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Claus Hanson
this week.
John l.. Lundin is putting in hard
wood floors and making other improve
ments at the Grand
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Rude returned on
Monday to Two Harbors, to make their
future home in that city.
Olof Johnson is clerking at the Broad
way, taking the place of Ole Aim, who
will return to his position as fireman at
the mill.
Chas. Peterson, who spent the winter
with his parents in Duluth. returned
Wednesday night, to remain on his
homestead on Maple Hill.
John Woods has rendered his resig-
nation as chief of the fire department,
and new chief will have to be appoint
ed by the council at it's next meeting.
The Ice cream social for the gradual
ing class, gwen at the school house last
Saturday evening, was literally patron
lied and pleasant social session was
enjoyed.
The Owl club will give dance at the
village hall Saturday evening, May 4.
Excellent music has been engaged.
Supper will be served in the hall. Ev-
erybody is invited.
Dan Sauve has invited the school chill
dren to wagor-ride through the village
this afternoon, for which he will furnish
4-borse team. The excursion leaves
the Broadway at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Richardson ar
rived from Duluth Sunday. They are
moving into the Rude residence on Mon
roe street which they will occupy tenn
porarily, it being Mr.. Richardson's inten-
ton to build home here
| Adolph Thorescn, Ingwald and Con-
rad jacobson, who together will engage
in the fishing business at Hovland this
summer, we're in town the first of the
week fitting up for the enterprise. They
returned home Wednesday night.
| Chris Murphy is expected tomorrow
night from visit to some of the leading
stock farms near Mortified, MINI. He
will bring back the two Holstein bulls
recently purchased by Hans Gulbransen
and himself, and maybe other thorough
bred cattle.
The trout fishing season was opened
by Fred Paine and Ole Aim, who trie
their luck at Devils Track river last
Tuesday. They returned that evening
prepared at least to argue that. after all,
there is more pleasure 10 the pursuit of
game than in it's possession.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Paine, who have
been away during the winter. returned
to Grand Marais Sunday night. Mr.
Paine is here now to close up his affairs
he having decided to move to TO.
ronto, Ont, to engage with his brother
in mining enterprise in the Cobalt
&country.
A meeting will be held at the church
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock for the
purpose of organizing Congregations
church. Rev. n. NJ. Pinkerton, who
has since his arrival here lat ored indus
trious'y in that behalf, hopes to see the
organization started with large ano
substantial membership.
The work of two days. haul with five
teams, John ). Hussey's house, recent!
purchased from Joe Croft, was or
Wednesday evening safely landed OF
nicely situated lots opposite the crne
store. Olof BergIund is at work putting
the building in good repair, and MI
Hussey will move his family in to 1t a
once.
The Kangaroos had I. ":high old TIM
Saturday night "serenadlne" Georg
/ Mayhem with every nolse-m making de
, vice imaginable. The dead-raising rack
ct they made did not disturb George
for he refused to be "held up" The
turned out again On Monday night t.
the number of about. fifty and gave Va
johnson and Martin Aarhouse. othe
newly made benedicts, like greetings
with results more desirable to the "se1
enaders.'' 1.-THE Herald has no fear Q
offending the better Judgment of thes
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