The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-03-02

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the church Sunday morning at 1880.
The caucus tonight will be held at the
| village hall.
Don't count your spring weather until
it is hatched.
The Missionary society meets with
Mrs. Carhart next Thursday afternoon.
After short illness with light at
tack of fever, George Mayhem is again
able to be around.
A social dance will be given at tie
Grand hotel this evening. Everybody
is cordially invited.
The Willing Workers will hold Quilt
ing bee at the home of Mrs. Frank Bean
Tuesday afternoon.
The library board will bold it's regular
monthly meeting next Tuesday evening
with Mrs. John Woods.
Cook Monroe, of Forsythe's camp.
returned Saturday night from two
weeks visit in Duluth.
Nels Tote of Tote came down by
stage Thursday evening aud stayed over
for few days visiting fziends.
The Ladies' Aid society realized net
profit of nearly $50 from the social given
at the Grand hotel last Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wray have given up
their position at Bal1y's camp, and
Marcus johnson now has charge of the
culinary department of the enterprise.
Commissioner Hans Gulbranson has
! been sick with bronchitis for the past
two weeks, but was sufficiently improved
to be able to get to town on Thursday.
| Chas. J. johnson departed on Wednes-
day for Duluth, accompanied by Mr..
Hall ut Manistique. Mich, who was here
for several days IN the interest of the
Hines Lumber company
Operations at the Duluth Log con-
pany'e camp at Red Cliff have practically
closed down. Most of the crew has
been laid off, only few men being kept
to take care Of things and keep the
camp open during the winter.
The liberal patronage of the post
Office news stand shows the need of such
I'an enterprise in this village. Mr. John
| son will. in the spring, complete tie
line of current literature carried to make
1t An up-to-date news stand; besides a
| general line of high grade cigars.
The Herald was mistaken in the state
! ment that Fred B ramer has sold his logs
to the mill company. He intends to
SAW them at his Devils Track mill. If
he can make satisfactory disposition OF
his Grand Marais business interest, Mr..
Bramer plans on moving to Devils Track
with his family.
! Hugh I. Angler, John jacobson, John
Eliasen. John N. Enasen and John
Bertelson, the Rowland delegation to the
agricultural society meeting, visited
Maple Hill before returning and were
royalty entertained by the people of that
nelghborhood. Friday night social was
gwen in their honor at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Hedstrom. Sunday
evening they were entertained at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hans GuIbranson
and Sunday afternoon and evening they
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. J
Bray.
| When you consider that tie country
weekly is owned by the editor and that
the man who writes the funny things
about country papers in tho city jour.
nails is owned by the corporation for
which he writes, it doesn't seem so sad
When you see an item in the city papers
poking fun at the country editor fo1
printing news about John Jones' new
barn, you laugh and laugh, for you know
that on one OF the pages of the same
city daily is two column story in re-
gard TO the trimmings on the gowns OF
the Duchess of Wheelbarrow, and it is
all the more amusing because you know
the duchess does not even know the
existence of the aforesaid city paper
while John Jones and many of his
neighbors take and pay for the paper
with mention of his new barn. Dom,
waste your pity on the country editor
he will get along-Two Harbors Iron
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