The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-08-17
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.
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DMr. and Mrs D. B. McAlpine returned
home last night
l,Mrs. l.. Z. C. Titus and daughter
are visiting in Duluth.
T. F. Thomas, of Tote, Was in town
several days this week.
John L. Lundln returned Wednesday
night from a visit to Duluth.
John L. Lundin went to Duluth Mon
day night, returning Wednesday.
Wildwood for sale.
A. Y. johnson, P. O. Bdg.
Mr.. and Mrs Claus Hanson and little
daughter went to Duluth Monday night.
Ole Anderson came up from Duluth
the first of the week on short business
visit.
H"Grandpa" Nelson was shaking hands
with Grand Marais friends Monday
evening.
Mrs. Leng and daughter, Miss Maud
Leng, of Duluth, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. I. Carter.
The Oliver typewriter represent alive,
a Mr. Orr, was soliciting business in the
village Thursday.
Miss Sadie A. MCGOWAN, of Litchfeld,
has been engaged to complete the corps
OF teachers for Grand Marais.
Mrs. Geo. Method and children, of
West Duluth, arrived here Wednesday
night for visit with relatives.
John d. O'Connor took lay-off from
his work on the America the first of the
week to visit his farm IN Maple Hill.
Fred jackson and T. I. Carter return
ed Thursday night from land-looking
expedition twenty miles back of Lutsen
Land locators are kept busy nowadays
steering their clients in timber and
stone cases for the required second visit
to their lands.
Ed Sterlings parents, whose home is
IN Tennessee, arrived here Wednesday
night for visit. Mr.. Sterling went to
Duluth to meet them.
Peter Olson and Seivert Eide, of Tote,
proved up before Commissioners Carhart
Thursday. John Tofte and Thorn Ian.
de were their Witnesses
B. F. Curtiss of Kansae, who was with
two friends in camp at South Brue was
taken seriously sick and had to return to
town Thursday for medical treatment
Fred Bramer's sawmill is closed down
awaiting the arrival OF new saws. AS
the result of a succession of accidents
recently his supply of saws was exhaust
ed.
Mrs. Ed. Nunstadt Of Good Harbor
Hill went to Duluth Monoay night for
visit. MIR. Nunstadt is spending the sum-
mer in Duluth working at his trade as
carpenter.
VIM. Chandler and bride, Of Superior,
have been in town since Wednesday
evening, they having abandoned the
trip around the island on account of the
serious sickness OF Mrs. Chandler.
Owing to the storm the milboys'
dance at the village hall last Saturday
evening was not largely attended. But
the dance went on as arranged and
those who we're present had a very good
time.
Jerry Lavlolette, who has been engag-
ed in the tie-making business across
the Canadian line during the past year,
arrived in Grand Marais the first of the
week to visit in the village and look
after property interests here.
Mrs. Russell went to Duluth Monday
night for the purpose of undergoing
serious surgical operation. She was ac-
companied by her physician, DR.. Ora
udul, anu framed nurse, VINO came
down from Duluth Sunday night.
The bazaar by the Ladies' Aid society
will be given at the church next Friday
evening. There will be refreshments
and sale of fancy pools. A large cake
will be sold in pieces, one piece to con-
tain gold ring for the lucky purchaser.
The Duluth Herald quotes return
ing visitor from Isle Royale as saying
that "Amerlcan flags are flying from
eveoy cottage and from nearly every
tree top and fence post on the island.
The people up there are still laughing
over the invasion joke, but they are
not taking any chances of letting the