The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-05-26
NEWs-ETTEs OF GRAND i.
g. MARAIS AND VICINITY

\, Mrs. Emma G. Titus is here on
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Ed Dal-
bee.
L. H. Lien returned Monday from a
business trip to the head of the
lakes.
C. J. johnson returned Friday from
a few days. visit in the Twin Cities
and Duluth.
Thos. 1. Carter returned Sunday
night from a trip to Duluth in his
Chandler.
Richard Lindberg Of Rowland was
a business caller at the county seat
Wednesday.
John Myhr of Rowland transacted
business at the county seat the first
part of the week.
John H. Winger returned last Fri
day from business trip to Duluth
and the Twin Cities.
DR.. w. H. Smith and party of Min
neapolis arrived Saturday for an out
ing at Clearwater Lake.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid meets
with Mrs. Ole Larson, Croftville, next
Tuesday afternoon, May 81.
Sam Bally, who has been laid up
with a lame back for the past week,
due to fall, is now able to be at
work again.
Alfred Stone of Castle Danger was
in Grand the first of the week. He left
Wednesday for Two Harbors. While
here Mr.. Stone filed on homestead
back of Chicago Bay.
Ernest Olson, of Red Cliff, left for
Duluth last week to consult an eye
specialist, he having had consider
able trouble with his eyes of late.
John B. Arnold of Duluth stopped
over a few hours in town Tuesday
while on his way to the east end of
the county where he will spend a
few days.
The barber shop will be closed on
Monday afternoon, Memorial Day
Other business places will probably
be closed in the afternoon. The
banks will be closed all day.
P. M. Linnell of Mineral Center was
a Grand Marais caller Tuesday. He
said there was big time at his hall
Monday evening when number OF
Canadians celebrated the Queens
Birthday with dancing party.
Isaac Fonger, of Gunflint, this
! county, made final homestead proof
before Clerk of Court George Lene
Monday. Mr. .Fonger has been prop.
erty owner in Cook county for TWEEN:
ty-five or thirty years and is a firm
believer in great futureN for the
mineral development now being
started.
Rev. J. A. Carlson, of Duluth, will
conduct services at the Norwegian
Lutheran church tonight (Thursday)
at o'clock, and Sunday morning at
II. Sunday night the services will
be in English, starting at 1880. serv.
ices will be held on Maple Hill at
o'clock in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Engelson, &C.
companied by Mrs. Arvid Hagar
drove to Duluth last Thursday They
returned Monday evening, the elder
Mrs. Hagar accompanying them home
from Duluth for visit to her son
The Grand Marais State Bank has
a new clock. 1t is suspended in air
and has no visible means of making
it run. However, it keeps time, AND
it's propelling power is a conundrum
to the public. The clock is men
. toned in their ad this week.
- Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. johnson and
daughter Audrey and Mr.. and Mrs
Y. N. Johnson motored to Duluth last
Wednesday,, returning Monday eve
ming. They attended the opening d
the Lyceum Theater Friday night
The school items, which have beer
published d regularly during the
school year, appear this week for th*
last time this term. Next week il
the last week of school before the
summer vacation, and as the pupils
will be busy with examinations and
preparing for commend cement, no pu
pill will have time to edit the items
We believe the public has appreciat:
ed and enjoyed the. bits Of Norma
tion about the school coming from
this source, and We hope "a have tht
IIcorrespondence cont iinued during tht
school ears g come EssI