The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-10-28
East End News.

Iuoleon, ana IamllleS, autOeQ OuG 10 Ine
sawmlll site on the Reservation on Sun
day, with the formers "Dodge."
Fred Jackson droee down 10 Chicago
Bay OH Saturday to spend Sunday at the
"Bay."
Q. Mall an Jorgensen came down from
Duluth on the "America" last week to
assist the Myhr Bros. with their fishing
at "Castle Rock" west of ''Ferndale."
E. P. Follett returned on Thursday
from business trip to Duluth, where
he arranged to make final proof on his
homestead at the mouth of the "Reser-
vation"
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Olson have
completed fine 7-room house on their
takeshore property at Big Bay. The
building of the same was in charge Of
Ed. Nunstedt.
Jens Erickson is building a 20x22 foot
frame barn on his farm west of the
church.
John jacobson is getting out timber
for new building on his Chicago Bay
lot.
| M. S. Green took the Wednesday
night boat for Grand Portage to do
some blacksmithing for the govern
| ment.
Andrew Solgard has moved into his
new frame house, recently built on his
lakeshore homestead west of "Agate
Beach,"
Mr.. aud Mrs. Bernt jacobson have
moved into their new frame home at
Big Bay.
Julius EIlasen took load of beef and
other supplies out to the Reservation
M MIgaad camp and neighboring settlers on
Thursday with steady "Ted."
On. Ashford drove down on Thurs
day for load of ta1idermist mounts"
for "Dan's shop" at Grand Mara1s.
Miss Reath Smith, who has been on
the sick list for some time, is reported
to be much improved.
Rev. r. G. Sandeno came down for an
auto-load of grain from his farm the
past week, his family accompanying him
for pleasure ride.
Mrs. M. jacobson and Mrs. L. M.
| Wilson visited with Reservation rela-
tives the past week.
The America brought do wn lumber On
it's Monday trip from the Hedstrom out
put to complete improvements now un-
der headway at the 'North" and "Birch-
wood" schools. A fence is being built
around the 219 acre lot at the North
school, the lot has been ditched along
the east and west sides, and other i'm
provements are in contemplation.
County-road Foreman John jacobson,
had a grader crew out Thursday and
Friday completing the road IN the Pop
lar Hill settlement.
John Netterlund walked in from the
Reservation on Friday for supplies, re-
turning with Carey Monroe and the
tOte-team the next day.
| Mons Hanson has secured two more
wolves near the Brule, Simon Erickson
one near the Flutereed, Judge Roberts
two on the Reservation, and G. A. Flood
man and Arthur johnson one each,
back in the greenwoods beyond Moose
Valley, the past week.
So. Hoyt and brother of Terril, To-
wa, have been visiting with H. j. Bart
lett, brother of the former, on the Re-
servation the past week, and purpose re-
turning later and securing Reservation
claims.
Mike Connolly came in from the woods
last week for few days rusticatlng at
the Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maggeo left for home on
Wednesday after a weeks visit with the
Taylors, but think strongly of return
ing in the near future and settling down
on the Reservation. Rube Smith
brought them in on Tuesday.
Elllngsen's threshlng outfit has been
at work for the Poplar settlers the past
week. Andrew Westerlund threshed on
Tuesday, and Mrs. Sundquist and Jacob
Soderlund on Wednesday.
w. H. Smith. one-time homesteader
near Chicago Bay IN years gone by, has
been spending a. week cruising out in
the Pigeon country, returning to Duluth
on Wednesday.
i Mrs. Esten jacobson and son Law.
renee, left on Wednesday for trip to
Duluth.
! Carl jacobson left on Saturday fol
Duluth to consult a physician concern
ing an injured knee that has been giving
him trouble of late. q ;z j.