The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-05-19
NEWs-ETTES OF GRAND
MARAIS AND VICINITY

| W. ]. Corcoran motored to Port
Arthur Tuesday.
Albert HENDERSON is on business
trip to Duluth
P. j. Bayle was business caller
in the Zenith City last week. .
v. N. Johnson left yesterday for
a business trip to Duluth.
Andrew Eedstrom has returned
from business trip to Duluth.
Mrs. Fred Amyotte and Katherine
have returned from a short visit in
Duluth.
A new tennis court is being made
in the southwest corner of the Court
House grounds. g.:
Mrs. Victor Skoog is in a Two Har-
bors hospital and is reported to be
in critical condition.
Victor johnson made pilgrimage
to Two Harbors Sunday in his Buick,
returning Tuesday.
G. F. Lundquist returned Sunday
night on the Steamer America from
a stay of several days in Duluth.
Chas. j. johnson motored to- the
Twin Cities Sunday. He is expected
home the latter part of the week.
The farmers on Good Harbor Hill
are through seeding their grain and
are getting ready to plant their gar
dens. f;S' :
! E, E.. Johnson of Port Arthur was
business caller in the village the
first part of the week, returning
home Tuesday. } +
The Norwegians celebrated May
18th at Hovland. They had two dam
ces, one in the Fishermen.s Hall and
one in the Town Hall. :"
Sam Bally is confined to his home
with lame back. He fell Tuesday
when he stepped out of an auto, This
foot missing the running board. ;He
fell and hurt his back.
Herman HENDERSON is building a
full basement to his residence, and
is putting in running water with
complete sewer system. c. O. Back
lund is doing the work.
Rev. Father Simon of Cloquet will
arrive at Grand Marais Friday morn
ing (tomorrow) to remain here over
Sunday, the I'D. Divine service on
all four days will be at the Chippewa
village church. He will leave Monday
3 night.
Mrs. Emma Olson and daughters,
Mrs Lizzie Johnson and Mrs. Sey-
mour Mitchell and Emma, left for
Port Arthur last Thursday to- visit
another daughter of Mrs. Olson's
Christina, now married to a Mr.
Smith They returned home last Fri
day.
S. C. Murphy returned from Du-
luth Friday, driving a new Ford. F.
J. Bayle was with him, but MFR. Muir
ply wore the overalls so we guessed
he was the mechanician: 1t was
"stalled" by the side of the road
when we saw it. Slowing up as we
passed, then looking back just once
we expected signal of distress, but
none was given.
Sam Goldfish, Of Duluth, has beer
in Grand Marais for a couple of days
Mr.. Goldfish has been running boa
to Grand Marais buying fish for K
number Of years., and is therefore
familiar with the fish market outside
He says that the Alaska herring il
what has ruined the salted herring
market on Lake Superior. Mr.: Gold
ish leaves for Duluth on the A1neric'
L tonight. ..~>.. :z:sz
= ". A. Cooper, Of Duluth, represent
IL ing the Goodyear Tire and Ra1b 't
company; Adolf Carlson. Of Two Har
bors, who has a tire service shop
and j. A. Johnson, Of Duluth VII
was representing Forman, Fordl
| Co., of Minneapolis drove to Gran
Marais yesterday. They are to ere
turn to Two Harbors today. M
johnson is the son of Andrew John
son of this. village and IS well know q
there. = IT. !. e, :.. =zz.s st {. F.. 3
Il Stephen j. Napieralsh, Joseph
i MierzynsH, s. x. Wydra, all OF +: &: ia
Palatine Mining and Develop ment e
q passed through town o. the .Americ
Sunday night on their way to Sl Po'
Arthur, and returned to Grand Ma llsl
ais today. Trey expect & return Z.
Eli Chicago the lallttter part IS thu wee
d Their co1npany = ming tll, md 81
= operate some Ct The sook county 81, lre
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