The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-10-13

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r s. Wakeland, Of Phoenix, Ariz::,
is visiting his; niece. Mrs. ]. G Muir
ply md family. 3. i. ..<.. =. :.
and Mrs Lyle t. Roberts of
[areenWood Lake spent the weekend
with relatives in Grand Marais.; ;. ).
. Easton, Jacobson, Of Hovland; has
gone to his old home in Rice Lake,
Wis, to visit: friends and relatives.
MR.. and Mrs. j. B: Robertson have
returned from an overland trip in
60 Wisconsin where they visited
friends. -, = n. = ~ >.*".,
sz5T. F, Thomas, teacher of the Lut-
sen school spent Sunday in town
as the guest of County Auditor T. !.
Carter. <1s,:.. ,:~s,:, Z. ."- =
Just a reminder that Vivian Mar
t;nwil be at the Princess Saturday
tand Monday in "Louisiana'. Bet
tier CO.: .-..,.
Il The Ladies' Aid of the Con-
gregational church will meet next
Wednesday, at the, home of Mrs.
Chas.a: ,Segle1n.: ".@'- .,
= MI. and Mrs. Jas. G.. Scott and
I$sons Hubert and Roger motored to
Duluth Friday, returning Sunday.
4; G.. Lundq,aist drove to Duluth
Friday, He was accompanied by
Mrs. Lundquist and Mrs. -Spooner.
They returned Sunday. -:
T Clarence and Ellis Smith have
been Harvesting their potato crop at
Schroeder this week. They will
both attend an automobile school
this winter. ~, -. -.
Mrs tSilas= Il Flatt and daughter
Pearl, of Fort William, and Mrs.
James Flatt,} of Port Arthur, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Quail
helm Tor q few; days: y. !. a 4
Me- and. Mrs. John. Alnes have re-
turned to. their home at Gross River
after spending several weeks with
Mrs. Alnes' parents MIR. and Mrs. w.
C. Smith in Grand Marais :
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Congregational church will serve a
fish dinner in the asement of the
church on Friday, Oct: IS, between
the hours of and 7 P. M. Adults
Is, cents; children 35 cents.
= c. o. johnson, Of Rosebush, was a
caller Saturday renewing old ac-
quaintance. Mr.. johnson is a firm
believer in Cook county as an agri-
cultural district, especially the spot
he calls home. He incidentally re.
newed his subscription ,..-..
Carl Thoreson, of Hovland, was II
Grand Marais Saturday. Mr.. Thore-
SON will log pulp. wood again this
winter, having already started work
He will land 500 cords On the shore
this season. He has several years
work ahead.
! C. H. ;Carhart formerly of Grand
Marais and for a number of years
sheriff Of this county; is in Grand
i:Marais today calling on old friends
! MIR. Carhart has moved his family
toJ< Duluth from South Dakota and
twill make his home there for the
present.
A meeting to discuss the organi.
zation of a cooperative bull associa
tion for East and Central ColwM will,
be held, at the Colvill Town Hall or
Saturday, October 10th, at 1880 P
NJ. ALI Interested in, the improve,
ment of the dairy stock Of the com
munity should be present, at the
meeting. -..z
| Hans Hottie was operated on fol-
cancer Of the stomach i'm Duluth
last week. He is recovering from
the operation but the cancer wa:
too far advanced to affect a cure
! Mrs Hottie was called TO- Duluth t
attend him. She returned Sunday
Mr. Hottie will come as soon as he i.
strong enough to travel: ~ i. !. : p.
Gilbert Moe, Of Rosebush, is anti
! cipating moving into town for, til.
:, winter if he can secure. sl1itabl.
house. He had over 40 acres in hay
i and grain this season, and, is now il
i the wood business He has consider
i able ingenuity, operating his shingls
mill and wood machine with powe,
from his Ford car: s I II .ss=ss@: T. s:..:zs.
{. Dan Mcdonald, the one time fur
|rier and taxidernist of Grand Mar
ais, but Of late. working on the Gun
flint road, Is farv ting his potato
cropeon his farm east Of the village.
He has about 1000 bushels, but paid
over s3.5os q b.1shel for his seed. The
price now is bout Csc q bushsl hir,
i Mel Donald will place his stock in
storage and await; ! better market.