The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-07-21
NEWs-ETTEs or GRAND
p; MARAIS AND VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Engelson are
camping at the Brule. -
Rev. H. F. Johnson leaves today,
Thursday, for Minneapolis.
George Eliason, of Chicago Bay,
was in Grand Marais Tuesday and
Wednesday.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
will meet next Wednesday with Mrs.
Claus Monker. 49,
The Catholic Ladies' Society will
meet: at the home of Mrs. Albert Gil
bertson the 9Th of August.
w. E. Root, Mrs: Ada Dillon, Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Berdan, of Mime
apolis, have been camping at Grand
Marais for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Knox and Miss
Evelyn Knox of 81 North Parkside
avenue, Chicago, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Olson.
Jim Morrison, Jr, David Carriboo
and Swamper Carriboo, delegates to
the Chippewa Convention at Detroit,
Mimi, returned home last Friday.
A.. G. Odell, of Minneapolis, is
working for the state game depart
ment, assisting Mr.. SAVIOR in marking
the boundary line of the state game
preserve.
Andrew Kjeldah4 and Thomas Ho-
mo, of Lutsen, were transacting bus
mess in Grand Marais Monday. Mr..
Kjeldafl put a self-starter on his
Ford
John H. Winger has purchased a
large Chevrolet through the Gilbert-
son & Toftey agency. He drove it
up from Duluth last week and is
we'll pleased with his purchase.
| B. w. Small, Mrs. Ed Toftey's
father; Miss Jean Copeland and Bion
Copeland, niece and nephew, and a
friend, Miss Saunders, were guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs: Ed Toftey from
Thursday until Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. Allen and son Leon
ard, of Crosby; Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Walker, St. Paul; and H. E. Brakes
lee, Of Rochester, motored to Grand
Marais Sunday, and will visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Axel Berglur1d for a
week.
Matt Johnson and family returned
yesterday from a three weeks tour
of the state. They visited relatives
in Peterson, Rushford and Fergus
Falls, driving over 1900 miles. and
report a very enjoyable trip, though
they say they are glad to get back
to the cooling breezes' of Lake Super
ior again.
D. B. McAlpine and family of Iron
ton arrived in Grand Marais Monday
night, driving up in their car. Mrs.
McAlpine and children will stay
about a month. Mr.. McAlpine will
stay as long as possible, but on ac-
count of business may have to- re-
turn the first part of next week.
Friends at Tofte presented Rev.
Mr.. Johnson with a purse of $33 last
Sunday to help pay for repairs on his
car. While going to Duluth to att
tend the convention a party from
Two Harbors in passing from the
rear drove into: Mr.. Johnson's car. :.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid: will
meet with Mrs Gunner Larson Tues
kday, July 26. -. -. Z:
/ Mrs. Cutler, Miss Cutler and! Fped
Cutler, of Minneapolis, are camping
in the western end of the village,
They gave. unique dinner party
Tuesday evening at their. tent. II
| Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parent, OF
Schroeder We're IN Grand Marais
Saturday and attended the dance, il
the evening at the Happy Hour Hall
i Mrs. Parent was a war bride, marry.
ing Mr.. Parent IN France. In two
years She has learned to speak thu
English language quite Auertly and
is happy in the land Of her adoption
j Her fatherSis now il this count
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph setter
strom and four children and Ernie
/ Ellenson and, Lester Fossett, all q
1 superior, drove to Grand Marais' Sat
|urday Mr.. setterstrom came to il
spect the electrical work Of .tt.,s
Il Grand Marais ghtt and Power GO
Il They found every hing Is Be IL pea.
feet order and the poles which wer,
set q Fiinter ara solid
John Rindai tlhe tailor e,tturneti
Tuesday sa, ,a ma 1l,el
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