The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-07-06
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ROWLAND NEWS.

Emil Eliasen went to Grand Marais
Monday. "..
Martin johnson has about completed
his house.
Well-d1gging is the order of the day
in these parts just now.
Chas. O. Garrison returned from his
Duluth trip on Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen jacobson returned from
Grand Marais on Wednesday.
Pastor Eidnes expects to hold relig-
1ous services here on the 18th.
Claus Hanson returned overland on
Friday from trip to Grand Marais.
Martin johnson piloted cruiser out
to the Brule timber lands on Saturday.
W. L. Hicks came down from Duluth
on Wednesday on a business trip to
this place.
Will Lively left on the Easton on
Tuesday evening to spend few days in
Grand Marais.
John Bertelson is about to give the
interior of his homestead shanty cou-
pie of coats of paint.
Mrs. Jacob Peterson OF Big Bay re-
turned home on Wednesdays America
from trip to Duluth.
Fourteen passengers disembarked
from the America at Chicago Bay sta-
tion on Sunday evening.
G. w. Angler arrived from Mankato
on fridays boat to hold down his home
stead during the summer.
H. I. Angler, Oscar Halvorsen and
Martin jacobson returned on Sunday
from jury duty at the county seat.
The America came nearly going on
the beach at this place, opposite the
postof1ice, in the fog on Saturday last.
John Teherg laid the foundation for
his new residence this week. Poplar
Hill is coming to the front in great st yle.
The Moen Bros. are now located in
the north end of the old town hall and
are fishing in the vicinity of Chicago
Bay.
Bernt jacobson came down from
Grand Marais Friday night, returning
on Saturday, his mother accompanying
him.
Mrs. Phillips and son Edwin came
down on Sundays boat, the former hay
ing been in an Ashland hospital for a
while.
| KorneIius Russell arrived from Rice
Lake. Wis, on Wednesday on visit to
his brother-ln law, Martin johnson and
family.
Andrew Westerund and Jacob Sun.
derlund arrived on Wednesdays boat
from Tote so spend the Fourth with
their families.
Ben Asplund and e. O. Ottersor
walked down from Grand Marais or
Wednesday to visit with the iatter'f
cousin, J. P. Johnson.
Mrs. L. Ellingson and Sophie John
son went up on Saturdays America te
attend Pastor Eidnes' Sunday service
returning in the evening.
Mrs. Stevens and daughter Winnie
left on Monday evening to spend the
Fourth IN Grand Marais. Meanwhile
A. w. has taken to the woods.
Geo. Gray came down from Stump
river on Tuesday after three horses that
had strayed away from the camp
returning with them on the Fourth.
Ole Brunes, a pioneer settler at Chica
go Bay but now residing near Smiley, is
reported to be in poor health, making il
necessary for his SOP August to return
G. F. Kindred and John Mckinley
were among the passengers for this por,
on Sunday evening. Mr.. Kindred re-
turned to Grand Marais on the Tuesday
trip of the Easton.
Capt. J. Eliasen and passengers
returned home from "courting" in foul
and half hours in his sailing craft or
Friday, having had an enjoyable TRIP
and fairly good sailing wind each way.
The way mosquitoes, fish, flies anc
sand flies bite nowadays is not so slow
At different times during the day and
night you may hear words emanatine
from the lips of some that are not foun6
In the common vocabulary.
John Erickson came down with Chair
man Massman of Colvill on Saturday te
get The tent and other supplies left al
Paine's ranch, the latter having pur
chased the outfit. Fred Erickson also
accompanied them. They returned
home on Monday.
Emil Eiasen took load of house
hold goods in his launch to Grand Ma.
rals for Bernt jacobson on Monday, re-
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