The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1920-12-09

antoing than they are now .sE.5 s
Sidney Woods is home from Du-.
|. ,.lutll He will stay till after the
holidays. s .sts5. 81 d & .5.5s 5s.5s d
Dan Mcdonald lett on the Steamer
America tuesday morning for . bust
ness trip to Duluth. s:.-s,..s: :.. sS=5 &
. erner skoog left yesyterday for
hutsen and will be employed at
Helmerson's camp. :...'.-,: 57.> ~: 1.
C,: %. johnson has returned home
form ColviH where he has been skid
ding logs. - ~ :: ..>:: j , -. ! j.:
d Chas. Croft has pulled up his fish.
ing rig sand put his boat in winter
quarters. -. .. =.
/ Dr. Harvey Hicks has been suffer
ing with sprained wrist fol: week
which mcapacitated him. s ~. :.
! John Backstrom and son Walter of
Maple Hill have returned from the
state of Washington where they have
been for the past six months. >
Miss Grace Schaefer. who has been
substituting in, the Cramer school
for several months, is here She Is
going to Duluth,
! Emil Hall was one of the fortun-
ate big game hunters, killing a
moose last Sunday north of Caribou
Lake. \:
T., I. Carter, Geo. Leng, A. V.
Johnson and Charlie Seglem motored
TO- Duluth yesterday. They are ex-
pected home today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Worthing re-
turned, Saturday evening from a trip
to Duluth and Stephen, Mimi, and
are now making their home in Lut-
sen.
Harry Christianson mad wife have
returned to Rice Lake, Wis, after
spending their honeymoon in Grand
Marais, the guests of Mr., and Mrs,
Emil Hall.
IN, M. Arnold, the immigration of
fcer and revenue collector, located
at Pigeon River bridge, was in town
yesterday enroute to his home in Su-
perior, Wis. He will return in the
spring.
The Congregational Church Ladies
Aid will have sale of fancy articles
and serve lunchb have candy booth
fish pond, and surprise package at
8 p. m. Friday, Dec 10! Do not for:
get the date. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Anderson were
among the arrivals on the America
Sunday night. They came to ship
some household goods to Duluth
where Mr.. Anderson is now EN-:
ployed. They returned home Tuesday
While here they were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. H. Lien. q
The Catholic ladies will hold thei,
Annual Sale of Fancy Work with 8
hot bean supper on Tuesday. Decem
ber IA, at the Albert Gilbertsor
home. in the afternoon and evening
beginning at 3 O'Clock. Supper 35c
Everybody welcome. :.
Mrs. Robertson and son Harry
returned yesterday afternoon from
Tennessee, where they went several
months ago to visit the Hayes boys
and on account of Harry's rheuma'
tism, the latter now being much i'm
proved.
T. o. M. Smart, who lived near; Gun.
flint in thus county for number OF
years and is now a resident of Rice
Mimi; has been working during thy
hunting season for Gilbertson &
Roberts at Greenwood Lake. He left
for his home ON the America Mon
day night: - w.. %,,..
/ j. B. Robertson has been =. enter
tanning O. E. Martin, auto man. o1
st. Paul; Mr.. Willard, an autono
bile racing man who has, had a mum
Eber Of thrilling and hair breadth es
capes. and is battered and scared t,
prove the contention; and a Mr.. Van
a wholesale paper man from E. tn
Twin Cities, on q big, game hunt
They returned home empty handed
+ Mrs. Clarence Twete (nee, Mis-
Pearl Berg, sister of Mrs sam Ziim
norman, Jr., who was called here O
i account Of the death of Glen Zim
norman, left on the Americas Tues
day morning for her home IN Il
lMoure, N 1. q. Miss Mildred Berf
i who has been making her home 81
4 North Dakota for the past sevel
i years, is. here to make this her ll,om