The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-01-26
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Concerning our People, Business and
Progress in the County and Town
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.,
The Union Sunday School meets al
the church Sunday morning at 1880.

+ The Union Sunday School meets at
the church Sunday morning at 1890.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Bally Wednesday afteroon.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. Frank Bean Tuesday afternoon.
! VIC. Sherwood. who was in town for
several days, left by stage Monday morn
ing for Duluth.
! c j. johnson and G. II. Taylor arrived
from Duluth last night. They drove
from Two Harbors.
/ Andrew and Hans Hottie, who were at
tending court in Duluth, returned home
the first Of the week.
Louis Falk returned Tuesday night
from Lutsen, where he has been engaged
IN carpenter work for several months
past.
A party of friends was entertained at
the home of MIR. and Mrs. l.. U. C. Titus
Monday evening IN honor of Mrs. Titus
| Olrtnday ANNIVERSARY.
Arthur Kindred returned Sunday ev.
ening from Philadelphia, he having been
called away several weeks ago by the
last illness OF his mother.
Henry Howenstine is circulating DE-
per for the organization of an
agricultural society, meeting for
which is called to be held at the court
house February 22nd.
Misses Davis and Anderson, teachers
of the Westside Maple Hill school, ar
rived the first OF the week and school
work in that district has been resumed
TO make way for the financial state
lnent of the county, to be published next
week, this issue of the Herald goes to
press earlier than usual and it's news COL
umns are trimmed" accordingly.
The fishermen at Grand Marais have
quit for the season and taken in the
nets. In spite of the serious hancicc o
OF bad weather they all report a profit
able seasons work, in herring fishing
especially.
In letter to her brother, Andrew
Hedstrom. Miss Anderson writes from
Duluth that on Wednesday of last week
she fell on slippery walk and broke her
left arm. Her many Grand Marais
friends will be sorry to hear of the
accident.: ,',
Mrs. G. Fl. Carhart and son Walter
returned on the Bon Ami the first of the
week from an extended visit In Mayville,
N. D. MIR. Carhart, who went to Dakota
after them, was detained on business IN
St. Paul and Duluth and did not return
until Thursday night, by stage.
Johnl johnson and E. G. Sode1berg
are pressing hay on Andrew Hedstrom's
farm on Maple Hill for the Cook County
Manufacturing Go. This company has
been pretty good customer of the farms
on the "hill'' for hay and vegetables
mostly anything in the line of farm
produce that they have to sell.
Louis Plante, who has been sick with
pneumonia for several weeks and who
was on the way to recovery, hae suffered
a relapse and at this writing Thursday
afternoon his condision is critical, there
being no hope now OF his recovery. 40
abscess has formed on one OF his lungs
and infammate1y rheumatism adds to
the complication.
A patty of young people took sleigh.
ride to the camp on the Devils Track
Sunday afternoon. They remained owe,
night, returning home next day. OF
course they had good Time, but they
do not give all the interesting story ol
the trip as it comes to us in a round
about way. We will not risk WORD
about it further than to give Billy
Forsythe credit for his gallantry in
getting the girls across flooded spots on
the lake with dry feet.
The Bon Ami, which is now tied up al
Two Harhors, being unable to enter
Duluth, will make two more trips tc
this place it possible. The freight here
tofore received for shipment makes this
: necessary. Many camps and settlers
along the shore are reported to be badly
off for provisions and supplies that have
been on the dock in Duluth for weeks
Current talk is that damage suits
against the Booth company are likely to
result from this slack service.
In United STAGES circuit court in Du.
luth last week the Trial of Charles T.
Bunch against the A. Booth Packing
company and John B. Mclean for $4,000
damages resulted in verdict for the
plaintiff for six cents. While passen.
ger on the America last summer Bunch
had some trouble with Mclean, who
xuoo stoxuo.1 and MoT ,oan atrnck; him