The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1907-08-10
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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Sheriff Carhart vert to Lutsen
Thursday night.
John W. Mckinley returned last
night from weeks stay in Duluth.
Mrs. Gus Olson left on the America
Thursday night on visit to Duluth.
Wildwood for sale.
A. V. johnson, P. o. Bdg.
The Willing Workers Will meet with
Mrs. H. u. Jones next Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Amundson, who assisted at the
hospital for while, has returned to her
home.
Frank LeSage went to Lutsen Thurs
day night on official business as deputy
sheriff.
Nick Probeck, who was in town for a
week, left on Wednesday to return to
GunHint afoot.
The millworkers dance at the village
hall tonight and they cordially invite
you to join them.
Hugh and Lon Bean are down from
Duluth on visit with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bean.
Mrs. Dan Ashford, who has been in
the hospital couple of weeks, expects
to return to her home today.
Hans Hottie and family are now COM
fortably settled in their new and attract
I've residence on Monroe street.
B. Gaskill of Schroeder, who was in
Duluth for a few days, came through to
Grand Marais on the America last night.
Mrs. John Swenson and children, of
Duluth, are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Swenscn on Maple
Hill.
The bazaar that was to be given by the
Ladies' Aid society at the church to-
night has been postponed until August
23rd.
c. J. johnson and Russell Richardson
visited the reservation camps yesterday,
making the trip on Mr.. Johnson's gaso-
lene launch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Decker of Cas-
tie Danger have been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Ashford, in
Colvill, this week.
Mrs. John Mattson, who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Matt John
son, leaves today for her home in St
Paul. She will stop at Tote for short
visit.
Hedstrom & Berglund, having CON-
pleted extensive improvements On D. B.
McAlpine's residence, commenced work
the first OF the week on Billy Forsythe's
cottage.
Maurice johnson and Albert Berglund
have gone to Dakota to take IN the har-
vest. This is A1bert's first look at farm
ing as it is conducted on the Western
prairies, and the trip will be revela-
ton to him. Maurice has been there
before.
G. j. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Richardson and party ct visiting
friends, with John Woods as navigator
and Geo. Zimmerman and David CARR.
boo as guides. went to Kimba]l creek in
Johnsons gasolene launch Wednesday
Oh a fishing trip. They camped at the
meadows over night, returning home
next night. They caught some fish and,
aside from the experience with flies and
mosquitoes, had very enjoyable outing.
At the meeting of the Norwegian
Lutherans at Hovland last Saturday
the congregation was reorganized and
will be known as the Zion congregation.
Officers were elected as follows: Rev. c.
G. Eidnes, chairman; Louis Eliasen,
secretary; Martin jacobson, treasurer;
John Eliasen, Louis Ellingson and John
Jacobson, trustees; Louis Ellingson and
Louis Eiasen, deacons; Hjalmer Ella
sen, janitor; Miss Matte jacobson,
organist; John jacobson, usher.
H. E. Juberg and 0. A. Rude of Su-
perior we're in town Monday Mr.. Ju-
berg has timber and stone claim, upon
which he made proof couple of years
ago, but for which he has not received a
patent. Under new departmental regu-
lations he was required to make another
inspection of the land before patent
could issue, and he was now returning
with Mr.. Rude, one of his witnesses,
from this second visit. Mr.. Juberg is in
the jewelry business, and he disposed of
considerable stock while in town Mon
day.