The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-12-23

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=NEWs-ETTEs OF GRAND q
mARAis AND VICINITY
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q w. y. sCorcorarl motored to Du-
luth Tuesday. S@:..@ r. :ss.E ::.sss.E : =
.& Carl Ertsgard drove-a car to Du-
luth Tuesday. T '.-.ss': =
S.. Matheson, of Lutsen, was a
caller in the village Tuesday.
= John W.. Clark, of Grand Portage,
notored into town Tuesday.
p M. Linnell of Mineral Center
was in Grand Marais Tuesday.
Anton Arnquist of Hovland was in
Grand Marais Tuesday and Wednes--
day.
Mrs. Chas. A. A. Nelson has
gone to Florida for the winter. She
left last week. -.
+, Olof Olson of Good Harbor Hill
was doing some Christmas shopping
in town Tuesday. =
Godfrey Lundquist has been in
Duluth during the week. He is ex-
pected home today.
Aug. j. and Victor johnson mo-
tored to Duluth Monday. Mrs. B.
A. Rude accompanied them.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Amer
lean Legion will have meeting
Wednesday evening, Dec. 90.
A girl was born to Mr.. and and
Mrs. Fred Gunderson during the
week at Tofte, so reports DR.. F. B.
Hicks. Mrs. Gunderson was for
merly Miss Ellen Olson.
Louis Eliason, Of Hovland, has re-
turned home after spending the sea-
SON of navigation on boat in Lake
Michigan.
Homer Massey, of Caribou Point,
was in town yesterday Mr.: Massey
is logging and has quite a crew. He
is doing the hauling for Strand 5
camp, and is putting in three forties
of his own timber.
Earl Bradley of the Duluth Log
Company was in the village last Sat-
u1rday, and while here made arrange
ments with Geo. w. Robertson to
buy some birch ties for their COM
pany.
Morris Olson and wife left last
Friday for couple of months stay
in Chicago. Ed Douglas has charge
of the North Shore Garage during
Mr.. Olson's absence, and will keep
open for those wanting parts.
Jack Scott, Sr:, was in Grand
Marais yesterday from hrs lakeshore
home in the town of Colvill, and was
attending to business in town for
the first time in number of weeks
He visited our sanctu1n, and we en-
loved chat with him for the first
time in several years. He is hale
and hearty as ever.
Albert HENDERSON, of Good Harhor
Hill, was caller in town today. He
is jobbing for Harry HENDERSON and
! Nicoliason Bros. in taking out tim
ber. Incidentally he was caller at
the News-Herald office renewing an
old acquaintance.
! N. l.. Skate, a taxi driver from
Duluth. had a narrow escape from
death Last Saturday at. the bridge
near Dan McDonald's homestead
when Chandler car turned over
with him.. He was pinned under the
car and was nearly covered with
water, but he managed to- wiggle
out Of his coat which was fastened
and crawl out from in under the
machine in time to keep from being
drowned or burned up, as the cal
caught on fire and was entirely de.
| stroved. 49, ~ p 49,.
Mrs. Opsahl, of Colvin, was a
Ecaller in town Monday. Mr.. and
Mrs. sOpsah are real farmers, and
are dairying on quite an extensive
scale, which is another way Of spell.
ling success for. rural life in Cook
county. They ship their cream tc
Duluth IN summer J. ri <s.:@>z2=:,43 Z
James AZ. Kinney, Of Colvill was
i in Grand Marais Saturday Mr.. Kin:
ney says that he can make more
money by giving his constant atten.
! ton to his farm, than he could ny