The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-09-28
TOPICS OF A WEEK
photographic RESUME OF LOCAL
DOlNGS.

corning the People, the Business
and the Progress of the County and
and Town.
Geo. l4eng is in Duluth.
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j. L. Lundin visited Duluth this
week.
Gust Hasberg of Lutsen was in town
last Monday.
knute Seaproye has been in town for
a few days visiting.
Kirby Jones returned Wednesday
evening from short visit to Duluth.
Mrs. Geo. Mayhem was in Duluth last
week and engaged a nurse for Mrs. Aug.
}. Johnson.
I. |. Carter went to Duluth NJ onday
night to make final proof on his home
stead at Inltsen.
Miss Hina NJ. Anderson came down
from Duluth Sunday night for short
visit with friends here.
The Adelia Shores was in port this
week and took on u small cargo of about
hWuoO feet of lumber.
Billy Tunmore has resigned his posi-.
1un with Fred Bramer aud is in town
for a short vacation.
Rev. l.. X. Forsberg, of Traverse City,
Mich. arrived on the America last night
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs G. J.
johnson.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Nor
wegian Lutheran church will meet with
Mrs. e. H. Curhart next Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hans Engelson and two daugh-
tiers came down from Tote, Wednesday
night for IL short visit with relatives in
Grand Marais.
Recent hard frosts are hurrylng the
work OF potato harvesting, and kfg
stories OF big tubers are now beginning
to circulate freely.
Tom Lee, who Is employed by c. F.
Kindred, is laid up in camp north Of
town with badly strained back caused
by a heavy lift last Wednesday.
1t will soon be open season for big
game and roller skating. OF course both
branches Of the sport are not to be en-
joyeu at the same time-in Grand Ma
rails.
i 1oek f<>r
Minneapolis Thursday evening. They
expect to return to Grand Marais to
spend the winter and possibly to locate
here permanently.
Miss Ella Mayhem came down from
Duluth last night. Miss Edith May
hew, who bias spent the summer in
Grand Marais will return with her to
Duluth this afternoon.
Mrs. Geo. BayIe. who has been away
for severa' mouths on visit at her
former home in Canada, returned last
night. She was accompanied by her
sster-in-l law, Miss Annie Bayle
H. Davis, St. Paul, H. kellogg, E.
Bragg, E. Dugan, A. NJ. Balfany, Gust
H. Hokanson, Wm. Carlson and A. G..
Fisken, of Duluth, we're among the
arrivals on the America last night.
The elements have apparently spent
their fury and we are now threatened
with fine weather. It is an unusual
pleasure to note that we have enjoyed
three successive days of sunshine.
VIM. S. Storie, Miss Thora Storlie and
Mrs. Berg. Of ReviIlo, S. D., and H. L.
Lokinsgard, of Madison, Mimi, spent a
few days claim-hunting in this section
this week with D. W. Berry, of St. Paul
Gunder Olson, teamster for G. J
Johnson. and Charlie Blade, of Good
Harbor Hill, we're taken in at the hospi.
tai tins week for treatment for typhoid
fever. Both patients are getting along
nicely.
Mrs. Allen has returned to her home
in Rochester after several weeks visit
her daughter, Mrs. A1el Bergiund. Mrs
Berglund accompanied her as far as
Duluth and remained there for a short
visit.
Miss Hogan, the teacher for the fftt
and sixth grades, arrived here Sunday
evening from st. Paul and has taken hel
place in the schools, relieving Mrs. Usher
wood. who was filing the position as al
accommodation.
Frank Sturgeon had to make Il seconc
trip to his clam on Wlnchell Lake il
order to complete his timber and stone
proof. He was accompanied by Franz
Peltier Of Superior, and Dan Sauve, y
this place, AS witnesses.
Angus LeSage has returned from
Pigeon River and is preparing to rig on
bis trapping route for the winter. Trap
pers are anticipating less snow and
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