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

A1OuAS T ak IN ou8dkou III I0Ou1lQlOo
the Joe Carrlboo house at Chippewa cit,
recently purchased by Ed. Sterling.
Ed. Johnston returned to Grand Ma.
rails on the Bon Ami last trip afeer on
joyin9 visit of several weeks IN Duluth,
On her last trip to this place, Monday,
the Bon Ami was unable TO reach the
dock 80 her cargo was unloaded on the
| ice.
The Willing Workers and friends will
be entertained at coasting party on
court house hill this evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wray.
R. S. Howe has sold his farm to Cow
an, the ''optimetr,st," whose business I'm
plain English is that of dealer IN spec
tacles) probably enables him to know a
good thing when he sees it.
William s. Moore, who was confined
to bed with the grippe for several days
during the past week, is able to be at
work again. He is employed in the
Coolidge camp on Maple Hill.
G. G. Monker is putting up log
building On Monroe street, near the
school, for use as a blacksmith shop.
He has the walls up and is hurrylng
theenterprlse as fast as possible.
Dan Sauve and James Foster came up
Tuesday evening from Susie Island,
where they are employed by Susie
Island Copper Mining Go. They crossed
on the ice from the island to Grand
Portage.
It County Attorney McAlpine is not
found at his Office with usual regularity
there's nobody but will excuse him. A
little girl baby arrived at his home
Tuesday to claim q part OF his time,
which part passes altogether too quickly.
Congratulations from the Herald.
John Massman, the grand chief cupid
OF Colvill township, is receiving much
mail as the result:of the write-up given
tho bachelors of that town by tho Duluth
Herald. But John Is not believer in
long-distance love. makinR. hence this
matrimonial campaign may be all for
naught.
Miss Kathryn johnson, who was a
visitor in Grand Marais several weeks
last summer, was badly hurt in q skat.
ing rink in Duluth recently. She was
knocked down and besides heing other
wise severely bruised her eye was so badly
hurt that there is danger of losing The
sight, and one of her wrists was dis
located.
Little friends to the namper OF twenty
surprised Blanche Murphy at her PAL
ents' home last Saturday night. They
played progressive peanuts, the head
prize being won by Frank Bean, and
consolation prizes were awarded to Inga
Berg and Merle Lien. They enjoyed the
evening in truly Juvenile manner, had
lunch at about nine o'clock and then re.
turned to their various homes.
DR.. Hicks was called to Tote this week
to attend the family of Joe Guetafsou,
and he found five of the children suffer.
ing with d1phtheria. One of the chill
dren has been sick three weeks, while
the others 6ave the disease in q mild
form and are in no danger. The home
was placed under quarantine and being
in an isolated location there IS 40 dan.
ger of an epidemic.
A daughter was born to, Mr.. and Mrs
Eli Vizepa Tuesday forenoon. Mr.. Viz
ena is at Little Marais taking his brothe,
Lou1s's place in charge Of a job in the
woods. Louis Is laid up with rheuma.
tism and will not be- able to return tc
work for: an indefinite time so that Ell'e
youngest will be- bigger than she is now
before. he feasts his dotiugs eyes upon
her. He's entitled to some: sympathy
we guess.
Hjalmer. the 8-year-old son OF Herman
HENDERSON. is probably the champion
juvenile rabbit. catcher Of Cook county
Young as he is he understands the hab.
it's of these ANIMALS. He knows every
rabbit trail near: his home and he can %,
snare as we'll as older heads. This
young sportsman makes: re- Qular. tr;pa
into the woods alone and has brought ii
more than score of rabbits during the
win ter. 81. -. ;. >...:.. = .. = r.
It is a pleasure. indeed to. be able tc
report decided. change for the. bette,
in the condition of Louis Plante, who
has been at deaths door for several days
past. Three operations we're performed
by DR.. Hicks for the removal ot*anz Obj
cess on his lung, which now appears K
have disappeared, and with il hasdisap
peared those serious 80 tmptoms thai
caused 1 hi ne friends tosg up hope. He
. showing such nderful reonperatiy.
powers "a "a revive. fhaI hone. thak IA wxIi;l