The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-06-08
TOPICS OF A WEEK
photographic RESUME OF LOCAL
DOINGS.

III. county hoard meets to. day.
Archie Walker visited at Tote last
Sunday.
John Erickson leaves today for a
tort visit to Superior.
Kirby Jones returned Wednesday
night from visit to Duluth.
Harry Dnthie returned to Grand Ma
ra1s last night for on indefinite stay.
t;eo. Duren went to Duluth Thursday
night expecting to return tomorrow.
y. u. Mcdonald came down from Du-
NTH " ednesdav night on a business
"Trip.
The Wiling Workers will meet with
Mrs. !. G. Scott next Tuesday AFTER
noon.
Levi sherwood has been busy this
week DONG the assessment work IN
Grand MHras township.
The tremen ire requested to assemble
a the village hall tomorrow at o. m
90 E'oe iol q photograph.
Carl Backstrom made business trip
to Duluth tins week, stopping over at
Tufle on his way up for a short visit.
A COW belonging to Herman Helmer.
son, Good Harbor Hill, gave birth TO
healthy twin calves, heifer and bull,
last Saturday.
The council busted itself last NEE ting
with several matters of more than
ordinary interest. The proceedings are
printed IN another column.
Mrs. Champagne, who has been en-
ployed as a nurse at the hospital during
the past year, returned the first of the
weak to her former home in Washburr.
Mesdanes Titus, Aim, Scott and Aar-
haus. Misses Small and Kline rowed up
the Jake tn Rosebush creek Thursday
and enjoyed a picnic dinner on the
beach.
Hugh Angler walked up from his
homestead in Hovland township to
attend the agricultural society meeting
last Saturday and walked back again the
next day.
4 teleph me message was rece ived
from the station the Roberg place on
Wednesday, and a meeage from the
dun, marking the completion Of the line,
Was received today.
Billy Forsythe is now at the lake with
a crew of men, moving last winters cu1
OF logs down to the dam. Everything
Will now be ready in short time to
start driving the logs down the river.
The West Maple Hill school closed
Yesterday with an interesting program
given by the pupils. There were several
visitors from Grand Marais, and parents
and friends were present il large MUM
beers.
Dr. F.. J. Boland and N. Smith of
Belle Plain, who were on their way to
NinDppeg. were the guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Hedstrom during few
days s:op-over at this place the first of
the week.
2. Z. Aim is en- arging and imor. v ne
the buildings on Mrs. AIMS homestead
IN CoviII. Misses Small and Kline will
visit with Mrs. Aim on the claim for a
couple Of weeks before they 20 away on
their vacation visits.
Photographer Nelson of Hovland was
in town this week taking views of the
various public buildings and other OBJ
jects of interest, to be used in postal
card and other souvenirs which he will
prepare and place on sale here.
{. H. Carhart has set up two large
tents on his lots Oh the hillside and has
moved his family into them. They VII;
provide pleasant and comfortable quar-
tiers during the summer months, and in
the meantime Mr.. Carhart will have his
new house built.
At the meeting of the agricultural So
cietv last Saturday bylaws were ad >pl
ed. completing the formal organization
of the society. Tie unavoidable absence
of ID. S. Hall, who was hooked for q
speech at this meeting, was disappoint-
Ing; but he nay come TO Grand Marais
at later date.
Old Soils warm smiles during the past
week cheers the hearts of the planters
and everybody is, now busy with his
planting. In very little while we will
hear more about prize vegetables than
We do Today about the snow that's still
in the woods. It doesn't take a year
for crops to mature in this country.
Nlszeway, aunt of David and Swan p.
er Carrlboo, died in her wigwam at the
alters residence last Tuesday at tho
advanced aye of SIS years. She has ]ivec
in Grand Marais for twenty-three years
coming to this place from Cloquet. De