The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-11-16
TOPICS OF A WEEK
photographic RESUME OF LOCAL
DOINGS.

DOINGS.
Items of More or Less Interest Con-
corning the People, the Business
and the Progress of the County and
and Town.
Wildwood for sale.
A. Y. .IohnsonI ?. o. Bdg.
I. II. Chandler, of the Coolidge COM
puny was in town this week
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. &. !. Johnsun Tuesday afternoon.
y. ID. Mcdonald came down from Du-
lulh the first of the week on /; business
visit.
Mrs. Claus Hanson returned Sunday
evening from d visit with relatives 10
Duluth.
j. +. Bars of New York, a property
owner in Cook county, is here on hunt
ing trip.
Mrs. Geo. H.@Nayhew returned Sun
day night from a visit with relatives in
Duiuth.
Mrs. {. J. johnson returned on the
Moore Tuesday morning from a visit in
Chicago.
Mrs. John N. McCIintock of Duluth
is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Russell
Richardson.
Bernt jacobson visited Duluth on
business last week. He brought
hose back with him.
DR.. Hicks brought in a nice buck SUI
day evening. the first big game brought
to the village this season.
The tiremen will meet at the village
hall Tuesday evening, and all members
are requested to % present.
Mrs. Jas. G. Scott went to Duluth on
Monday to secure dental services and
visit relatives in the meantime.
Jorgen Peterson of st. Paul is here on
Il visit with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Peterson OF Maple Hill.
Sheriff Carhart visited the west end
Of the county this week slmmoniny
witnesses for the coming Pinkerton
trial.
The Young Ladies' society of the
Lutheran church will meet at the homo
of Mrs. Matt Lanktree next Friday
evening.
Andrew Olson returned Wednesday
evening from a visit at Spooner, Wis,
and he reports having had very good.
time. He returned alone, however.
Owing to the feebleness OF O|e Aliens
mother. Mrs. Filing Olson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen will move next week to the
west side to make their home with the
old folks.
John Drouilla:d received word this
week of the death in Duluth of his bro
tier jim, who resided here years ago
and is we'll known to the old residents
of Grand Marais.
Sam BalIy leaves today on a weeks
hunting trip in the Devils Track coun-
try. He couuts on bringing home one
of the herd Of moose that lived on his
farm this summer.
The county has had men and teams at
work several days during the past week
spreading manure on the court house
grounds. This will insure a good crop
OF hay there next season.
There will lie services at the Catholic
church the 9th. at the usual hours.
Father Simon Of Cloqnet will arrive
next Saturday evening and remain until
the following Thursday.
Rev. Eidnes was called to Hovland
the first of the week to administer to
Mr.. Sonqnist, who was taken seriously
sick last Saturday. Dr.. Hicks was also
caIee to give him medica attention..
j. L. Lundin's sporting proclivities
having been aroused by his success troll
ling for lake trout last fall, he went out
after big game this week and wins credit
for killing the first moose OF the season.
J. A. Blackwell, of the News, has pur-
chased the Duluth Tribunal and moved
it to point on the range where the
opening Of new towns to settlement
gives promise of ii good land office pat
ronage.
VIM. Forsythe, who has been connect
ed wirh g. J. Johnson's logging OPERA
tions for a couple OF years. left last
night for Stump River to enter the en-
ploy of the Pigeon River Lumber COM
pany.
On Tuesday Lake Superior WAS work
ed inLoGan ugly mood by gale from the
southwest. The great breakers dashing
over the breakwater and throwing spray
above the lighthouse was an unusual
and interesting spectacle. Glass in the
lighthouse window was broken and the
light extinguished. It was the worst
lake storm Of the season.
DIR. F. A. Dunsmoor, the noted Min
neapois surgeon, was called here this