The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-07-13
TOPICS OF A WEEK
photographic RESUME OF LOCAL
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Napoleon LeMav of Schroeder was in
town this week.
Mrs. HeIsa Tofte and Thorbjorn Tofte
are in town today.
W. &. Sherwood OF Duluth was in
town this week on business.
Chas. Gannett came down from Du-
In>h on the Easton Monday evening.
Wildwood for sale.
\. Y. Johnson, P. O. Bdg.
Miss Taylor Of Faribault is visiting
at the home of her brother, G.. H. Tay-
lrr
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. j. 4. Blackwell next Tuesday after
noon.
Geo. Zimmerman leaves this evening
on a trip to Duluth, Knife River and
other points.
John Erickson, of Colvll township,
returned Sunday evening from visit to
Duluth and Superior.
Cashier Stubstad has received a new
quarter sawed white oak desk for the
bank office. It's beauty.
Fred jackson and T. I. Carter left on
a fishing trip to Chicago Bay and the
reservation Thursday evening.
80 D.
arrived on the America Sunday evening
for visit with Grand Marais friends.
The annual school election for indie
pendent School District No. l will be
held at the school house in this village
July 20.
Russell Woods returned Thursday
night from a visit with Charles Bray at
Chicago Bay. during which the boys had
some great sport trout fishing on Flute
reed creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Lanktree, accom-
panied 10y two of their children. ANDREW
and Agnes. left early in the week for I;
two weeks visit with relatives at Gore
Bay and Manitou Island, Car.
Commissioner Smith was accompa.
med on his visit to town this week by
h,* sisterin-law, Miss Sylvia Davis, of
Chippewa Falls, Wis, who arrived at
Cross River Sunday nj ght for visit
-. r. McAlpine and B. F. Fowler
returned Monday night from their fish
ing trip which was spent on the Nipi-
Ton. Barring the torments from mos
lnitoes they had Il very satisfactory
outing.
On account Of the separation Of Maple
Hill from Independent School District
No. the annual school election for this
district, which was to be held on Maple
Hill. will now be held at the school
house in this village.
The lighthouse3boat Amaranth was in
port Thursday evening. She brought
new striking apparatus for the light
Eonse, which Will be put in place next
provements at this station are promised
in the near future.
Superintendent Richardson of the saw
mill went to Duluth this morning, taking
the arbor up to be repaired. Tue mill is
closed down today. Engineer Johnston
took advantage of the shutdown for a
days visit in the city and went up on the
Easton this morning.
Ruins Plnkerton of Cooperstown, IN.
D., was in town this week to render his
brother James such assistance as he
might in the latters application for a
new trial. He was accompanied by
Attorney Adams of Duluth. who has
been retained to prepare the applica-
ton for new trial.
DR.. +. B. Hicks parents. Rev. and Mrs.
". e. Hicks of Minneapolis, arrived
tie first of the week for a visit with the
Doctor and his family A family reun-
ion was made up by the presence here
during the week of DR.. Hicks sisters,
Mrs. Otis McGray and Mrs. Adelbert
Tymeson, of Garrison, N Oak, and
their husbands
Miss Annie Anderson, of Duluth, cou
sin of Mrs. Peter Wannebo, and Fred
Panlson, Mrs. Wannebo's brother, who
visited on Good Harbor Hill for a cou-
pie of weeks, left for Duluth Monday
night. Mrs. Wannebo's sister, Mrs.
L1ngenfelter, who was also visiting her,
departed on Thursday night for her
home at Hitchcock, n. D., being accom-
panied from Duluth by her brother and
Miss Anderson.
Earl Spooner, Victor johnson aud
Charlie Perry had an exciting runaway
experience last Saturday evening. They
attended party at Gus Olson's on Ma.
pie HILL that evening. On their way
home, at the top of the hill on Monroe
o{r r.: H. L.,