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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14
StanOWiSkOPOIak6W

Pod poWytsIym naglovkiem po-
jaWl sic ma Iamach p~sryskiego or
saHu Rady NarOdONei CzeslO-Sio-
vackieL Ia Natioa Tcheque" tNa
rod CErskIb q 10 Y EassdaioTy
artykul pi6ra eIlonka E0mitetg Ma
rodowoso Polskieso. o. NE.yana
Ssgdg. PodaIemy ponltej artyEul on
10 CKtsnso
SEauouisko Polak6W Wobsc zbh-
ta.acsEo ss kORgTesu narod6w Eu-
r0py s~rodkoweL sprEymierEshc6w
EoaIIgi. WyplyWa q EasadnicEego
plaza tsjIe Europy srOdkoWei. Poi
ssa Jest nisERtpIlWie Z pOSrod lu-
d6v, EdOlnyeh do PrzeeiwstawieniA
sis Eernahskiemu Drang mach. O.
s.en. narodsm najwiekszym. najsil-
niejsEym. narodem, W ktory godzi
gl6Wny { najgroinlejszy front ME-
mieCkiej ekspansyi ma wscRod: ale
mimo to Jest POlska tylko jednym
z rarod6w. kt6re powolane So do
stworzenia owego zwartego muru
antyniemieckiego. ciagnaceso sic Cd
Baltyku az do nora Czarnego.
PowiedzieliSmy W movie progra-
novel. wygioszonej ma kongresie
rzymskim, re azeby Polska mogia
spelnic swoje zadanie h~istoryczne
muru powstrzymujacego fale ger
ma6ska, potrzebnem jest nietylko,
bv sama stanowiia p!erwszorzsdne
mocarstwo. ale niemniej. by po--
wstal csisiy zwiazeE miedzy Polska
a Psnstwem czesko-siowackiem ME-
podleglem i silnem, Rumunia po-
wiskszona ! ludami poiudniowo-sto-
wianskiemi. rowniez niepodlegiemt.
Otto nasz plan Europy Srodkowej,
o kt6ry walezyliSmy i walczymy bez
przerwy.
wynika Z niego dObitnie. re spra-
We wyzwolenia narodow. poddanych
panowaniu Austro+Wegier. uwaza-
nv "a sprawe swojs. TAX nam kaze
~polityczny rozum. TAX nam kaze do
bre zrozumienie walsnegO Interest,"
usrodowego | wlasnej roll panstwo'
wei ma wschodzie N:emiec i Prus.
Me potrzebuje dOdawac. re PREY
,k~resleniu stosunku do narodu cze-
sk.sgo wehodza " rachube, procz ra
vi pohtycrnych, jeszcze wzglsdy oil
.kisxo pokrewiehstwa rasowego.
sbIizonych iezykoW, tradycyi histo-
ryeznej. wsp6lnych podstaw eywili-
zacyi wspolnyeh. s~zczegolnie gfe-
boko zakorzen:onych zyWiofowycn
Instyuktow sntyniemieckich. lesz-
rte iedno: gieboka Geese, ktora ma
nv ola tego twardego ludu czeskie
60. ktory W lat kilkadziesiat' mlmo
,zermanizowania wyzszych klas spo
teereastwa. dokonai wprost pomnl-
kowego odrodzenia narodowego. -
Wszystk;e te pierwiastki przykuwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14
EXTRA
MiesO StaniaiO

ySEe3ka ~speeyaIna wysprHedaS maesa i
fry5Iu W sobote, 15-go lutego.
NIIwAUKEE AVE. PACKING HOUSE
MARKET,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14

syi, wtioCzenie Zywiolu niemieckie-
go, a przedewszystkiem pruskiego
W naturalne jego loiysko. bez
cZegO ME byloby zgola trwalego po-
kOju Swiatowego. Tylko to moza
zapewnit pok6j. ME take czy inne
Zmiany observation-disclosures W u
stroju RzesZy Niemieckiej / panst-
va ~pruskiego. Ale skoro sic Mem
com odbierze prowincye ~francuskie,
pOlSkie j duhskie. skoro Austrya 20.
stanie zlikwidowana, Wegry zmniej-
szone. wowczas zwarty biloxi z Pol
ski, Czech | Rumunli, wzmocniOnv
sojuszem ludami jugo-siowianskie--
mi. sprosta calkowcie wielkiemu "a
daniu historycznemu: powstrzyma-
niu fall germahskiej, wcial sklonnej
do przelewu i do pograzenia ludzko
sci. rychlej czy p6aniej, W novel ka-
tastrofie.
Myslom tym danny wyraz ma Kon-
gresie paryskim, a spotkaja sic one
niewatpliwie Z analogicznemi, po-
gladami przedstawicieli innych ma
rod6w. b%ioracych W MIN udzial.
Formalnie wziawszy, beda Polacy
ma Kongresie paryskim W %polozeniu
dogodniejszym niz byli ma Kongre-
sic rzymskim. Ten ostatni stall jesz-
cze ma ciasnym i ~skromnym, az mad
to skromnym gruncie narodowoSci
ucisnionych przez Austro-Wegry w
tych ramach problem polski sic ME
miesci. Totez solidaryzujac sic cal
kowicie z ludami tejze W ich walce
O jedhoSG narodowa 1 niepodlegloSt,
musieliSmy W Rzymie wyraznie pod
kreSlit. re Polska ley przedewszyst-
klein W sferze ekspansyi .prusko-
niemieckiej, re przeto gi0wnego wro
ga wldzimy W Niemczech, a w Au-
stro-Wegrzech powolne ich n~arzedzie
p%ol;tyczne. To nasze oSwiadczenie
~specyalne zostalo przez niekt6rych
n%iezupelnie dobrze zrozumiane, skad
powstaly pewne nieporozumienia. w
Paryzu ME bedzie ma ME miejsca, DO
chodzi, tym razem juz s~zerzej, o
Kongres narod6w Europy Srodko-'
wei, poddanych panowaniu pahstw
centralnych. OczywiScie narod6w,
kt6re So sprzymierzehcami Koalicyi
n~arod6w. kt6re ten charakter Edo
byiy swemi czynami politycznemi j
wojskowemi.
Kongres paryski bedzie sic odby-
wal wSr6d odglos6w zwyciestw bo-
haterskich wojsk sprzymierzonych,
bedzie sic odbywal W atmosferze OPP
tymizmu. Optymizmu uzasadnione-
go nietylko tent zwyciestwami, ale
i SwiadomoScia nasza, re praca ma
sza wsp6lna ME poszla ma marne, |
re wsp6lna nasza sprawl zrobi{a OIL
brzymi krok naprzod. Bylismy soli-
darni W naistraszniejszych chwilach
lat ostatnich. Wytrwamy teraz W So
lidarnoSci wiecej, niz kiedykolwiek,
by doczekat sic urzeczywistnienia
a~spiracyi narodowych naszych lu-
dow. oraz, by ~przygotowac rzetelna
podstawe pod stala wsp6iprace po
wojnie:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14
re STANISkAWOWA.

Wiadomem jest cd paru tygodni'
re sp0lka neutrality-suspicious. j
Kasy O~szczednosci p. W. sw. Jozefa
mr.. Sci ma Stanisiawowie, przepro-
wadziia sic do innego domu o TREE
Gle drzwi ma poludnie cd starego bu-
dynku, gdzie sic miesci nowy / ele-
gancki lokal jedynie ola uzytku
spolki. Mielismy sposobnost ogladat
wczoraj ten lokal, kt6ry sic pred
stawia bardzo ladnie; miejsca jest
poddostatkiem, dziennego swiatfa
tel ME brak, sfowem caiko---
witty lokal jest Sanitary pod
kazdym wzgledem., Ola dogodnosci
akcyonaryuszy odbieranie pieniedzy
W nowym biurze odbywa sic W kaz-
dy czwartek rano cd godziny 9tej
do lei W poludnie, zas cd godzl-
nv lei do sci. Wieczorem zas lak
zwykle dotad sail bankoWej ma
StanisIawowie. Spolka sw. Jozefa
mr.. Sci z dniem Ego s~tycznia otwo-
rzyia nova 129ta serge. zarzad spot
XII przedstawia sic jak nastepuje:
D. Julian Szczepalski, prezes; p.
Pawei G6rski, wi%ee-prezes; p. Stani-
shaw ]. Zywicki, sekretarz; p. Piotr
iersch, asystent sekr.; p. Micha'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14
IWlUEeE AVE. PACkIN6
HOUSE MARKET

1887 w. Deviation STR.
rOx Milwaukee Ave.
a. KASPREk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14

rada edukacyjna przedsiewzieia pro-
gram budowy szk6i tax wielki jak
nigdy przedtem j W tym celu prowa-
dzi pertraktacye 2 zarzadzajacyml
publicznemi budowlami i 2 reprezen
tantami wielkich firm budowni--
czych. Koszta budynk6w, ma ktore
plany obecnie So robione, wyniosa
przypuszczalnie $4,OOO,OO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14
mach Polskich.

Piekna duza Mapa Polski ia
kt6rej So wszystkie nazwiska miast,
powiatow, it'd, drukowana ma maj
lepszym papierze we wielu kolo-
rach, MONA teraz otrzymac "a ku-
pom drukowany ponizej i 10 GEN.
tow (poczta 20 ceNtow). .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14

JabIka, bcczka -. 800 do $1,000
Cytryny, pubic =. 1925 do $500
Pomarancze, pudlo $3.50 do $3.50
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14

zclnierzy 53,57S; razem 55,735.
Ogolem W armii Stan. Zjed. byio:
oficerow 1Ss,4S6, zolnier6y S,153,-
S@7; razam ~3,073,27S.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14

Pejza. skarbnik; p. J6zef Imbior--
ski, receiver p. Jozef Grabowiecki,
p. Adam Ringa i p. Franciszek Lor-
kowski, komitet finansowy; p. Frs1.
cfszek Klajda, p. A. J. kowalski. p.
Albert Rostenkowski. dy~rektorzy;
y. Antoni A. Kowalski, notaryusz.
Jak sic okazuje sp6lka bardzo do
br2e prosperuje.
Dzisiaj odbyi sic pogrzeb s. p.
Maryanny Zwierowicz, kt6ra zmarla
pc krotkiej lecz cieakiet chorobte W
szpitalu polskim Si6str Nazareta--
mex, jeszcze W kwiecie wieku. Zw}o-
ki zmarfej e~ksportowano 2 domu Ia
Toby pnr. 1926 Dickson ul., do ko-
scioia sw. Stanislawa Kostki, a
stamtad ma cmentarz sw. Wojcie--
cha. Pozostawia po sobie stroskane-
60 meza J6zefa I c6reczke Lorete.
Mech Cdpoczywa W pokoju.
-
Dnia 24go marca b.. r. rozpoczniu
sic Notwithstanding nabozehst
vo, kt6re potrwa try dni jak zwy-
kle. Wtenczas p~rzystapia do spowie-
dzi Sw., wszystkie Niewiasty R6zah-
cove / og6le Gala parafia sw.
StanislaWa Kostki.
~
Kto dotad jeszcze ME zloiyl Ola
ry ma Fundusz Narodowy ma Pol
ske. to niechaj takowa ziozy jak mai
predict W biurze brata Stanisiawa
(zakrystyana) i u sekretarza para
fialnego p. Wladyslawa Barwiga.
Pamietatcie o Polsce Rodacy 1 Ro-
daczki. Tam wielki giod MEDIA.
czyliz ME ~znajdzie sic czule SERGE u
paraf!an stanlslawowskich. kt6reby
zlotylo chocia4 skromna ofiare ma
Polske. DO pamietajcie. re ziarnko
do ziarnka - bedzie miarka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-14
Z K.AZIMIERZOWA.

Grono sympatycznych pan obywa-
telek z Kazimierzowa, urzadza ba-
Ear ma dochod zakupienia organu do
nowego kosciola sw. Kazimierza, W
sail OBJ. Wladys}awa Rafihskiego,
PREY 2Sej / Whipple ul. Bazaar cd
bedzie sic W ~przyszla niedziele dnia
1880 lutego b. r, o godzinie Gel
wieczorem. Rodacy / Rodaczki z
tamtejszej dzielnicy powinni jak
najliczniejszy wziasG udzial tym
bazarze, poniewaz jest ma eel szla-
chetny | godny poparcia W calem
te?o slowa znaczeniu.
Jutro, i. W sobote. dnia 1890 lu-
tego b. r. W koSciele sw. Kaz!mie-
RE, pobiogosiawiony zostanie zwia-
eek malieGski p. Franciszka Cor
czycy, Fam. pnr. 2S49 W. 25ta ul..
z parma Anna Nowaczek. zam. pnr.
2245 S. Albany ave Zabawa vessel
ma o~dbedzie sic W sail oh. Rafih--
sk!ego, PREY 23ej I Whipple vi.
POsade ~buchaltera " banku pol
skim p. Alberta WachowskieGo, p.
mr.. $O32 w. 22ej ul., objai po-
wszechnie znany " tamtejszej dziel
nicy p. Wladysiaw Grzegorzewski,
asystent sekretarza W sp0lCe budo-
wniczo-pozyczkowej i'm. Kazimierza
Puiaskiego. Panu GrzegOrzewskie--
mu. zyczymy powodzen!a.
Sp0lka neutrality-suspicious.
p. n. .,Polonia" odbywa W regular
ne posiedzenia W kazdy piatek W
sail OBJ. JSzefa Luczaka. pnr. SO2S
w .22ej uI. Posiedzenia rozpoczyna-
ia sic cd godziny lei wieczorem.
Sp6ika dobrze ~pros1eruje, zawdzie-
czyG naleAy to dobrej i %zaradnej
gospodarce zarzadu obecnego.
Znany adwokat W dzielnicy Kali
mierzowa, p. A. Chrzanowski, Fam.
pnr. 230S S. Marshfield boul., pre-
rabia suteryny W swej r~ezydencyl,
ma biuro a~dwokackie ola sieble,
gdz:e bedzie przyjmowal swoich Xii
ent6w.
Klub O~bywatelski LEI wardy be-
die miai swoje posiedzenie W prey
szla srode dnia 1890 lutego b. r., W
sail OBJ. Franciszka Skarpinskiego,
PREY zbiegu w. 22ej / So. Albany
ave. Poczatek posiedzenia Zapowie-
dziany ma godzine Sma wieczorem.
Wszyscy ~obywatele So proszeni o Ia
skawe przybycie. poniewaz So wazne
sprawy do zalatwienia ma p%orzadku
dziennym.
w parafii Sw. Kazimierza, ofiary
ma Fundusz Narodowy. W dalszym
ciagu sic zbieraja. Kto ~jeszcze do
tad mic ME zlozyl, Tub zamierza W
kr6tkim czasie ziozyc, to niechaj sic
zglosi kazdego Czasu ma plebanie do
%kancelaryi X. ~proboszcza Wojciecha
Furmana, i takowa z}ozy. a przez
to samo okaze. re jest wiernym
dzieckiem swej matki Ojczyzny.
Nowo-budujacy sic koSci0i Sw.
Kazimierza, bedzie prawdopodobnie
ME diugo ukonczony, gdzie parafia-
ME i ~parafianki beda mogli W no.
wei Swiatyni zanosic korne modiy
do stop Najwyzszego dziekowat Mu
"a dokonanie TAX zboznego dziefa,
ktory bedzie pamiatka nietylko dla
mich samych, ale rowniez / ola PREY
szlego pokolenia tutaj ma obczyznie.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-05-07
ONE WAY TO Meet
THE SERVANT PROBLEM

The problem of meeting the short
age of household labor with maids
asking from $40 to SIS week is be-
:oming acute? AS means of help
;ng to solve it little folder just is
'ued by the agricultural extension
division of the University of Minne-
ota is suggestive. This little folder
suggests the starting of cooperative
laundries on the plan Of the Chat
field cooperative laundry, which has
been doing the laundry work for
about 80 families at an average cost
of $1.37 week for each family.
When it COSTS from So to $3.50, in
addition to meals, to get laundress
to come in and do the family wash
;ng, this looks like a bit Of pleasant
fiction, but emphatically it is not
fction,-it is cold, hard fact.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-05-07
KEEP AN EGG RECORD.

The average egg production per
hen per year in Minnesota is 72 eggs.
Denmark's average is 1872. There are
many we'll managed farm focks in
Minnesota which average even better
than 1872 eggs per hen per year. Cook
county has some good republican
hens who would not take a back
nest for any monarchial cacklers.
But what is the average for the
Cook county hens? Some poultry
keepers keep careful record Of all
eggs gathered, others record of
eggs sold but not of those used for
the home table. Some keep no rec
ord at all, and are satisfied with a
general idea Of their hens egglaying
abilities. That is not the way the
Danish poultry keeper has establish
ed high record. Why not keep a
daily record for every flock in the
county? Record cards furnished free
by the Extension Division Poultry
Department may be obtained from
your county agent.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-05-07
SCHOOL NOTES.
Editor Rose Zimmerman B

Editor Rose Zimmerman. u q q
Alma Isaacson is back in her, room
at the home Of Mr.. Clinch. 4*s ! &.
The frst-year sewing class are
now making their middys, ] 53 $.ss..;
"a Day; in Flowerdom'' will be
shown soon. Everybody come!
Celia Scott spent the week end
with her sister at Kimball Creek. I
The grades had their examinations
last week on Wednesday and Thurs
day. 4. 5.. ~, ~ < .,5.* !
Most of the high school classes
are now reviewing for their state ex-
aminations. ...>. -. - .~:. i
:. The flowers will crown their
queen! Don't miss the sight! "A Day
in Flowerdom." =,
+ : "A Day in Flowerdom", IS to be
given soon at the high school audi
torium. Watch for the date! !.
The Carnival proved most success
full and will probably put us out of
debt. The various Stunts proved
almost equally popular.
Since nearly all the second-year
sewing class have finished their last
required articles, they may now
make whatever they choose.
"A Day in .Flowerdom." It is
spring and once more the queen
holds her annual reception. The
went of the year.! Everybody well
come! - T.. <
The Japanese Tea Garden at the
Carnival was a great success. They
would have been able to serve more
'ut their lunch supply ran out. The
ables were always full. *
The Mirnehaha Camp Fire girls
ire going to make table runners at
heir next meetings. They will have
table runner and candy sale soon.
The proceeds will go to their camp
ng fund.
The Caesar class are taking sight
eading Tuesday and Thursday morn
ngs because they are behind. It is
slso good practice as they expect to
have sight reading in their state ex-
eminations.
x The high school, have. begun in
earnest to practice the cantata "A
Day in Flowerdom" which will come
IF in the the near future. It prom
-es to be one of the best of it's kind
>ver shown in Grand Marais.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-05-07
IA the LEAouE MAKES seooo

Suppose it isn't perfect il its eyskys
hi. single linel st
Suppose it's only human not .
<5Ess II spark III It divine!
SUPPOSE it's but . @ treaty full of ]
as faults for men to tell
If it helps to stop wars murders
+. il s.o twill be doing very WELT
Suppose it isn't worded just as you
:. + :. !. would like to see! 8. 6
Suppose its every sentence doesn't
b quite appeal to me!
They may not jam together all tbs
*... VI fats that they should,
But if it stops the slaughter it will
IL, still be making gooH
1t may be shy Oh logic or it may be !.
.... scant of wit, r, sss=s, #s..s; 52s.
But few mistakes technistic will {
=, ...,s,, Z. not worry me bit. 8 s. :. >@s
It's the spirit of the nations that
we want in that big pact,
And if it keeps us friendly for Z
while-it's quite an act! r
There can not be much error when
. score of lands or more 80 -
Are bound to help each other In tho
3r~' settling Of q score,
So if the league of nations proves
some day>a paper scrap, n.
I'll feel wee bit safer when know,
it's on the map! ~ -.
-Laurana Sheldon, in New York
1Snnc
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-05-07
VICTORY LOAN RALLY.

The Victory rally was held in the
Princess Theater on Wednesday
night. The scheduled speakers for
the evening were Doctor Hicks, C.
c.. Monker and M. H. Gregg. Mr..
Monker and Mr.. Gregg were unable
to attend to their duties. :. 4 l., - :. !. =
Private Ojard, who had partici-
pated in some Of the great battles
on French soil was present and told
in a vivid manner the actuallities of
trench life. He related a number of
incidents that came to pass on the
raging. battle front. He said that
the Germans were the most inhuman
people that words can describe.
They were cruel even to their own
helpless soldiers. -'
: Mr.. Ojrd related many atrocious
deeds committed by the unrelenting
German war gods. He corroborated
statements made in the press that
the Germans extracted the fats from
the dead bodies of their fellow men
and converted the fats into glycerin
which is used for the high explo-
sives. The facts as presented by Mr..
Ojard ought to- drive home the
truths of German vandalism.
Doctor Hicks spoke in his usual
eloquent manner of the urgent need
Of finishing the job, and this can be
done by subscribing for Victory
Bonds, he said. He also spoke in be-
half Of more loyalty on the part of
every American citizen. The Rally
was one of the best held in the
county. Although the attendance
was not as large as could have been
expected, there was no lack of en-
thusiasm.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-05-07
NEWS-ETTES OF GRAND .5. i:
MARAls AND VICINITY
Jottings Heard About Town 81
Things of General Interest
to Local Readers.

Mrs. Joe Murphy is in Duluth re.
ceiving medical treatment.
J. w. Schoen returned yesterday
from business trip to Minneapolis.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
will meet next Wednesday with Mrs.
John Winger.
q Ed. Toftey, Sam Zimmerman, jr.,
and Mrs. J. C. Murphy left this
morning for Duluth
Jim Woods, Miss Thelma Woods
and Miss Aleda Lince motored to
Duluth last Sunday.
John Fisher of Colvill, left on the
Tuesday stage for Fountain City,
Wis, where he will spend the sum-
mer.
Jack Woods, who has been home
on a visit for few days, returned
this morning for Duluth, where he is
employed.
The first automobile from the Tof-
tey & Co. salesroom was sold to
Christ Peterson of Lutsen. 1t was a
Model 80 Overland.
Charles Forbes, of the State High
way Commission, was in town a few
days last week looking after road
construction in the county.
The Congregational Sunday School
will open next Sunday morning. The
parents are asked to accompany
their children to the opening of the
school.
Bernt Everson returned home last
evening, having received his dis
charge from army service. He is
looking so we'll and has gotten 50
f1eshy that his friends don't know
him.
"Royal Grand" is the name of
Schoens new moving picture house
as decided by the judges who made
the selection from names sent in the
contest.
The clearing of right -of-way of
the new state road north of the vii
lage has been commenced. The work
is being done by contract and quite
a number of the local men have each
taken few stations.
The Rev. Father Simon Of Cloquet,
will arrive from Grand Portage and
will have divine service in the St.
John the Baptist church at Grand
Marais next Saturday, Sunday and
Monday-the 10th,- 11th and 18th
inst.
;, Were you at the school carnival
last Friday evening? Nearly every
body seems to have been there and
from their report those who were
not have reasons to be sorry. The
editor was not in town so cannot
give an account.
The Midway Service Station has
changed hands. Gilbert Gilbertsen
and Hans Toftey have purchased the
business from F. A. Winger and will
conduct an up-to-date garage and
service station Both men will de-
vote their time to the business.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-05-07

A graduating class of the Maple
Hill school has been organized and
will hold their graduating exercises
Friday May 10th. Prof. G. M. Ces-
ander will deliver the graduation ad-
dress. The officers of the class are
Luciel Hedstrom, president; Alice
Lindskog, secretary; Lilly Haglund,
treasurer.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-05-07
WAKE UP!

There will be a meeting of the Lib
irary Board next Tuesday evening,
May 13, at 8 o'clock p. M All mem
bersneW and cid ARE urged to be I
present at this meeting.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-05-07
MEETING OF COOK ! IT,.
COUNTY COOPERATIVE
{. WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATION

J. A meeting to take final action as
to organization and active operation
Of the cooperative warehouse assoc
citation will be held on Saturday,
May 10th, at 2 2. NJ .s s...>,s.. s,. =2%r.
This meeting will be an important
one. All who can attend are urged to
be present. 81 81 S..s.,5 .:z..