The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-04-20
Topics Of a Week
Concerning our People. Business and
Progress in the County and Town.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

I RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
The regular Sunday services will be
held at the Norwegian church tomorrow
instead of at the school house.
Ice cream social at the school house
tonight.
Mrs. Dan Ashford has gone to Beaver
Bay to see her mother, who is very sick.
A dance was given at the residence of
Nh. and Mrs. Joe Young Tuesday even-
ing.
Fred Jackson was confined to the
house several days this week with bad
cold.
Scott & Clarke took crew of mec to
the reservation Sunday in their gasolene
launch.
Jas. G. Scott returned on the Bon Ami
Thursday night from business trip to
Duluth.
Godfrey Montferrand, of Grand Port.
age, spent a few days in town the first of
the week.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Andrew Larson Wednesday
afternoon.
Haakon Sandvahl, who was engaged
at carpenter work here for couple of
weeks, has returned to Tote.
Miss Jeanette Benson and Victor
johnson went to Duluth to attend the
Benson-Johnson nuptials.
Mrs. Matt johnson and her sister, Miss
Ida Settler, left on the Bon Ami Tuesday
evening for visit with relatives Ia Du-
luth.
h. G. Koerner, representing the Mil
ler-Davis Printing Company, of Mime
apolis. transacted business at the court
house yesterday.
Samuel BallY, who came down from
his homestead on Maple Hill Sunday
says that the snow was still four feet
deep in the woods.
About twenty people put in the past
winter on Isle Royale. The first boat OF
spring must surely be sight to then
''more welcome than the flowers of May.
Charlie Bayle, Harry Duthle and Johr
LeSage, who went to Stump River tt
work on the drive, found the drive fal
from ready to start and retur ned. Harr,
and John have gone to Duluth.
II Charles Pero, who was sent to the St
Cloud reformatory from this place about
a year and a half ago, on a charge o
burglary, has been liberated on parole
and returned home on the Bon Am
Thursday night.
A daughter, eleven and half pounds
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gustafso,
of Tofte on Thursday of last week
Mrs. Gustafson is at the home of MI
and Mrs. John Roberg, she having COM
down from Tote early last week.
Cbas. J. johnson has received stool
of confectioneries for the postotfice new
stand. For the accommodation of TIL
departure the interior of the buildin,
is being completely rearranged. New
cases and other fixtures will be added
The first move in campaign agalns
common nuisance was the conviction
in Justice Howe's court, w Wednesday, O
one Alfred Masky, of indecent exposure
He was fined $40 and costs, with warn
ing that for any repetition of the offens
no leoiency need be expected.
Peter Anderson of Duluth, ore inspet
tor on the Great Northern docks, cam
down on the Bon Ami Tuesday nigh
with Major Wilson, with whom he too
trip into the Devils Track Lake regio
and selected a piece of land upon who
to make timber and stone fling.
Mr.. Monroe, chef at the Forsyth
camp, left Overland for Duluth Monda,
accompanied by Mrs. Monroe, who a
rived here on the first trip of the Bo
Ami. They abandoned the overland tn
at Lutsen and continued the journey o
the Bon Ami, which overlook them {
that point.
The story Is going around among til
school boys, and their curiosity is arouI
ed thereby, that, to economic, certai
man in town fed sawdust to his chicl
= ems instead of bran. It was all 1gt
until some of the eggs were Matched, an
:, then he found that one-halt> the ch1cl
had wooden legs and the other half wei
d-peckers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rude returned Thursda
night from a visit to Duluth and Tw