The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-07-27
TOPICS OF A WEEK
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J. C. Murphy Is quite sick with cold
J. w. Babb is going to Duluth this
afternoon.
John Woods Is haying on the court
house lawn.
Hans Toftey came down Monday to
file on homestead.
Gus Hagberg and Mr.. Luud, of Lut.
sen, were in town today.
The City of Two Harbors, gasolene
boat, was In port Tuesday.
c. A. A. Nelson made couple of visits
to Grand Marais this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Taylor returned
from Duluth Wednesday evening.
Wildwood for SALE
A. V. johnson, P. O. Bdg.
Gene Clark and Jim Scott have finish
ed rafting for NJ. B. Riley and are at
home again WITH their gasolene boat
Irene.
Miss McLaurin, of Fort William, is
is visiting her cousin, Miss Mary How
enstine.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. Louis Engeison next Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Louis Engelson and son Alvin
returned Wednesday evening from a
visit at Tote.
Godfrey Plante visited Lutsen the
first of the week IN the performance of
duty as deputy sheriff.
Lost-a white handled razor. Finder
will be suitably rewarded for The return
OF same to the barber shop.
liver johnson has moved his family to
town, and they now occupy the Frank
Bean residence, near the mill
Geo. Leng returned last night from a
few days outing with party of Duluth
lans who we're camping at Cascade.
The Engstrand brothers, who haye
considerable property interests in this
section, we're in town the first of the week.
Alec LeSage, Louis Vizena, John Zim-
norman, John LeSage and Henry Le-
Sage left Sunday evening for Pigeon
River.
Caleb Carlson, the former stage driver
on the Two Harbors route, has been in
town this week prospecting for business
opening.
Geo. Mitchell was a passenger on the
America Sunday evening, returning to
Port Arthur from visit with his moth
or in Duluth.
Mrs. Russell visited Duluth this week.
Carl Backstrom went to Duluth on
business Monday night, returning
Wednesday night.
Hugh Angler and John Bertelson, of
Hovland, are in town today. The for
men goat this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Howenstine and
daughter came down from Duluth the
first of the week for visit with Mr..
Howenstine's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Roht. Howenstine.
Perry Nelson was in town Tuesday
and took out load of lumber for build
ing improvements that he and his part
ner, Joe Gustafson, are making on their
Good HarhOr Hill farm
J.C. Mccormick, an attorney connected
with the Grand Marais Real Estate and
improvement company. of Milwaukee
was in town Monday and looked over the
company's property interests here, under
Judge Durfee's escort.
Chris Hottie is erecting a small resi-.
dence building on his lot on Monroe
street, which he will occupy with bis
family until he can complete larger
residence upon the same lot and the
foundation for which is already built.
Andy Dickson and Howard Cameron
of Port Arthur, called on Mr. and Mrs
E. II. Douglas in the wee sma' hours
this morning, during the stop of the
Eastor at this place. They were on
their way to Duluth to take in the cir.
Gus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bramer have NOV.
ed to DEVILS Track lake to remain fol
the summer. It is an ideal place for q
summer residence, and, besides. the
move better enables Mr. Bramer tc
attend to his sawmill business at that
place.
D. B. McAlpine went to Duluth Mon.
day night. He was to appear for the
state in opposition to the motion for g
new trial for Jas. II. Pinkerton. Then
be went to the home of Mrs. McAlpine's
parents in western Canada for visit
Mrs. McAlpine, who has been visiting
with her parents for some time, will re-