The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-05-04
Topics Of aWeek |
Concerning our People, Business and !
Progress in the County and Town.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

day at 1890 a. m. and 500 p. M. Morn
ing subject, "Christian Living."' Even
ing subject, "John Robinson, the Pastor
Ut the Pilgrims" Sunday school, at u
m. and Y. P. S. G. E. at 7 p. m. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all. New
hymn books have arrived for use in the
preaching service
REV. H. Nj. PINKERTON.
Silas King went to Duluth Monday
night.
Owl club dance at the village hall
tonight.
Sam Zimmerman is enlarging bis
house by adding a kitchen.
The Willing Workers meet with Mrs.
G. II. Carhart next Tuesday afternoon.
John Lemier went to Duluth Monday
night to visit and enjoy short vacation.
Joe. MAYHEM has been visiting friends
in Duluth and st. Paul for the past ten
days.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Andrew johnson next Wednesday
afternoon.
The Singer dock, Duluth, including
the old Culver dock, was destroyed by
fire last week.
Mrs. Aim made an Official visit t. the
school at Rowland, returning home
Thursday night.
u. McAlpine, who spent the winter
at the reservation, has returned to his
home in Michigan.
Assessor Thomas of Tote came down
Sunday night to get his supplies, re-
turning home Monday.
Van Chase, of Minneapolis, came down
Wednesday Dight to look after property
interests in this county.
Miss judith Berglund, who spent the
winter with friends in Duluth, returned
home Wednesday night.
E. w. Wakelin went to Duluth Mon
day night for few days stay attending
tIo P4oPOAty 1uuO1cSU US Ju0E6.
Mrs. D. B. McAlplne leaves next Mon
day night for an extended visit with her
parents in Western Canada.
Miss Hockenber of Chicago Bay came
up on the America this morning to
spend Sunday in the village.
A party of Oliver Mining company's
employees passed here the first of the
week on a trip to Isle Royale.
Gust johnson of Fergus Falls, who ar
rived Wednesday night, has taken a
position in Howe's barber shop.
D. D. Mcdonald came down from Du-
luth Sunday night for a short stay to
attend to business interests here
Fred Potv1n, VIM. Rice and Peter
Busneau arrived from West Duluth
Wednesday night to work in the saw
MILL
Mrs. Matt johnson returned Wednes-
day night from visit in Duluth. She
was accompanied by her little sister
Fannie, who came to visit for a short
time.
The Maxwell, Whitney Bros tug
came IN Thursday with scow, bringing
coal for the rafting tug Crosby and a
car load of tar paper and deadening felt
for the store.
The Ashland, Schroeder Lumber CON-
pany's tug, perambulated along the shore
few days this week, company officers
being aboard looking over timber in
which they are interested.
| Ole Allen returned on the America
Wednesday night with an excellent team
of horses, purchased by him in Duluth
Ole has had some very bad luck with
horses, he having lost five head within
a few years.
Deer are reported to be numerous
along the shore, being driven out of the
woods by wolves and dogs. They are
frequently seen IN lunches of twos and
threes, and, being unafraid, are easy
prey for constituencies hunters.
Chris Murphy returned Wednesday
night from Mortified, bringing back
two thoroughbred Hclstein bulls for
Hans Gulbransen aud himself. He also
brought two COWS and six calves. It
was only by chance that he succeeded
in getting the bulls. They are scarcity
on the market and the demand is great.
He had an order from Tote Bros. of
Tote to get bull for them, but the
best he could get for them was a two
months old bull calf, for which the nice
price of $75 was paid, This little gente-
man was unloaded at. Tote.
". s. McGinnis, assistant superin-
tendeut of the railway, steamboat and