The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-10-20
NEWS ETTES OF GRAND
MARAIS AND VICINITY

NRANA1o AMI VlOIN1l1
| John Robacker motored to Duluth
Tuesday.
Chas. Nyland has purchased Chas.
Seglen's Ford sedan.
j.. L. Carlson has sold his Ford
touring car to VIM. Howenstine.
Elmer Gilbertsop drove to Two
Harbors Sunday, returning Monday
Mr.. Fleming, the post office in
spector, was in town Wednesday.
| Jas. S. Woods was in Duluth on
business the first part of. the week.
The Motor Inn is building an Of
| flee in one corner of their garage.
Chas. Boostrom, Sanford Smith and
Mr.. Savage left for Ely, MIMI, Mon
day.
| John Lief of Colville returned last
| Friday from a trip on the Mesaba
iron range.
Elmer Harolson and son Glen of
Hovland motored to Grand Marais
Monday >on business.
George Ripley visited in Grand
Marais between boats from Sunday
night till Monday night.
Joe Blackwood, a reservation home
steader, was a business caller in the
county seat Wednesday.
| Swan Lindquist and Arthur Eliason
left for Tom Lake Monday to look
over some land and timber.
| The White Bus office is having a
chimney built on it's office building
J. L. Carlson is doing the job.
The ladies of the Congregational
church served lunch in the Trading
Post last Saturday and cleared about
$500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Zimmerman, Jr
are the happy parents of a baby boy
born Oct. Is at St. Mary's hospital
Duluth.
The Midway Garage has installed
a new gasoline pump which is an at
tractive adjunct to their filling sta
ton.
Mrs. Clarence Tweete, formerly
Miss Pearl Berg, of Lahore, N. D.,
reports the arrival Of a baby girl
last week.
Mfr. and Mrs. VIM. Corcoran we're
Duluth visitors the first of the
week. Miss Esther Corcoran accom-
panied them.
Tom Falls Of Port Arthur, ONT,
accompanied by five girls, motored
to Grand Marais Saturday, returning
Sunday.
Mrs. Emil Nelson Of Two Harbors
was the guest Of her daughter and
! oOll-1ll law, HlI dllu MIS. EiCIOl
Johnson, a few days. this week.
Fred Amyotte and Fred Sjoberg
had a slight collision with their au-
tomobiles on the corner by P. E..
Aims store Tuesday morning. No
damage was reported.
Matt Lanltree put his lame horse
out of misery Tuesday night. Ft
had been lame for some time and he
was unable to cure it.
The young people of this village
who are interested in ice skating are
requested to see Henry Lindskog and
help make skating rink.
Ertsgaard Bros. are now the pro-
prietors of the Motor Inn, having
bought out Chas. Boostrom'y inter
est. Their announcement appears in
another column.
Miss Celia Scott and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arvid Hager drove to Grand Marais
from Duluth Sunday with A. m. An
derson, returning to Duluth Tues
day. 49,. ~
The News-Herald acknowledges a
card from Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Toftey
who are in Washington, D. c.. Mr..
Toftey sent the card and he.was at
the Congressional Library building,
one of the points of interest to all
visitors to the capital city. d. u II
Mrs. Carl NJ. Anderson and her
little son Carl returned " Tuesday
from a few days visit in Duluth
where she attended the wedding Of
Eher daughter Mayme to Frank =.
Kilby at the home of the groom's
parents, Mr. and Mrs VIM ri: Kilb y
The happy couple were presented
with many beautiful and costly gift ~.
They will i AXE their. home 6 II Duz