The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-06-01
TOPICS OF A WEEK
photographic RESUME OF LOCAL
DOINGS.

Items of More or Less Interest Con-
corning the People. the Business
and the Progress of the County and
and Town.
(iowan, the optimetrist, is in town.
G.. A. A. Nelson of Lutsen is in town
today.
Miss Carrie Scott went to Duluth
Thursday evening,
Ole Anderson plans on spending the
summer in Duluth.
l.. El}ingson and Ole Gunderson of
Hovand were in town yesterday.
Attorney Gillette Of Duluth was IN
town on business few days this week.
The Willing Workers will meet with
Mrs. Claus Hanson Tuesday afternoon.
The village council has ordered a
large safe. to be installed in the village
hall.
ID. B. McAlpine visited Duluth the
first of the week on professional bust
ness
The Ladies' Aid society meets with
Mrs. Andrew Larson Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. C. J. johnson went to Chicago
last week to attend the wedding of her
brother.
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enger on the America Thursday evening,
homeward bound.
Adolph Carlson of Hov]and left on
Thursday night on trip to Sweden, to
visit his old home
I. l. Garter and r. s. Howe returned
Wednesday night from ten days bust
ness stay in Duluth
A. II. Gribble has returned to Grand
Marais, he having spent the winter at
his home in Michigan.
The council has appointed G. II. Car
hart chief of the fire department TO sue
coed John Woods. resigned.
P. A. Gunders, travelling salesman for
the Pioneer Press stationery depart
ment, was in town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayhem return
ed from Duluth Friday night. Mre.
Carhart returned Sunday night.
Mrs. John Elsaen and children of Chi
cago Bay have been visitors al the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jackson all week.
Godfrey Montferrand came up from
Grand Portage Thursday night to ses
his nephew, Gerald Montferraud, the
victim of Tuesdays accident.
Victor johnson went to Duluth Mon-
day night in charge of the flock of Ango-
IA goats recently traded to John Run
quist, to whom they were being shipped.
An extra quarter of day was put in
at the mill Thursday evening to get out
Il supply of dressed lumber, for which
there is at present quite a local demand.
Seven children were baptized by Fa-
ther Simon at the Catholic church this
week, showing Grand Marais citizens to
be practical followers of the Rooseveltian
antirace suicide principle.
Nick Probeck of Gunhint came ia on
the America Thursday night. He was
not aware of the death of his old friend,
Joe MAYHEM, until be reached Port
Arthur. on his way to Grand Marais.
Billy Tunmore drove IN from Bran4ers
mill on Devils Track lake Monday. He
reports the snow in places more than
hub deep and that several times he had
to shovel way through for the team.
G. II. Carhart has sold his residence
to Geo. Mayhem. Having also disposed
OF his lots south of D. B. McAlpine's
residence, Mr.. Carhart has purchased
two lots opposite P. E. Aims residence,
upon which he intends to build.
u. S. Hall, who was expected to ad-
dress the agricultural society today, did
not arrive. This disappointment is
caused by previous engagement for a
Memorial Day speech, which prevented
him from making the necessary train
connections to get here on time.
John koss of Little Marais arrived
overland last Saturday evening with
several horses, intending to ship from
here to Western Canada, where be and
his family are going to make home.
On Monday the horses were seized by
Sheriff Carhart on an execution in favor
of the Duluth Log company, whereby
the Koss family's journey was interrupt
cd at this point. Mrs. Koss claims the
horses as her property, and she went tc
Duluth Thursday night, with her attor-
ney, L. U. G. Titus, to take the neces.
sary legal steps for the protection of her
rights in the premises.
His Skull Fractured,