The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-02-10

btaying a new radiator for. his Ford
car .:><:ss*. ..,.. =. .~
John Erickson of Rosebush has
been hauling wood to town for sew
|ernI days this week.
Mrs. F. B. Hicks, Miss Elizabeth
Hicks and Miss Ridesal left Monday
for Minneapolis. ~
4Ingebright Strand of Lutsen was
transacting business at. the county
seat Tuesday.
,53H Henry 'Westerlund was in from
Hoyhnd Monday, making short stay
returning the same evening.
Saammie Zimmerman went to- Du-
luths Tuesday with a load of lumber
jacks, returning yesterday.
Axel Berglund is spending few
days. with. his family, after an ex=
tended trip through the big woods.
Victor johnson, A.. V. johnson, c..
]. Johnson and G. F. Lundquist are
enjoying AN overland trip to St. Paul
this week. =
|: Carl Nelson and Albert Pecoe of
Lutsen were in town Saturday. Mr.
Nelson was having some work done
on his car.
Charlie Backstrom of Maple HILL
returned Tuesday afternoon from
Duluth, where he has been in a hos
pital Afor a couple of weeks.
Mr.. ssand Mrs. Emil Hail., Miss Es-
ther Arnquist, their guest, and Johnny
Nelson Sundayed at Caribou Point
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hans K. P. Hall.
Cornelius Hall, who is logging at
Caribou Point, is now hauling to the
Ela'setand has. about fifty cords. on the
landing. He has 2Oos cords IN the
| woods on skids.
Dominick Peterson, Chippewa City
weather prophet, says we will have
no more winter. The bears are stroll
ling through the woods, eating fro
zen mountain ash berries.
The elder Mr.. Wort1ing and daugh-
ter, Miss WortlMng, have moved
from Caribou Point to Black Point.
Mr.. Worthing is cutting pulpwood
for Reynolds & Seglem.
Homer Massie was in getting his
tin Lizzie's brakes refined Tuesday.
With him were Ed. Strand, Chris
Peterson, Jonas Backlund and Mr..
Worthng, all of Caribou Point.
Herman HENDERSON was in from
Lutsen Tuesday, looking for a cook
for his camp. Miss Esther Arnquist
left this morning by stage and will
hold down the job for the present.
V. N. johnson has been remodeling
his house. The front porch, which
was cut under the corner, was a
useless ornament in Mr., Johnson's
opinion, and he has made the corner
square, thus .enlarging the front
room.
Hans K. ?. Hall is installing a
Ford engine in his boat factory at
his home near Caribou Point, and
will use the power to rip strips for
building boats.4 Mr.. Hall built ten
boats last year, two of which were
gasoline fishing boats, the others
being canoes and sldffs.
Mr.. and Mrs: Walter Anderson have
moved across the bay, having rented
the former home of Aug. J. Johnson
They sold the house they vacated to
Harry Robertson, who, with his mo-
ther, has taken up his abode in the
village. ~
, Leo Hussey celebrated his 18th
birthday last Friday evening. SOC
was played, Helen jackson and Alvir
Engelson taking first prizes, Heller
Holte and Earl Woods capturing the
BOBBY prizes. An elegant lunch was
served and the guests were enter
tanned by Misses Vivian Hussey ant
Helen Holte with the banjo ane
piano. The party broke UP about
one o'clock .@ *,I3* r, n =:
T Patrick Breslund, who has beer
working for Chris johnson on Goot
Harbor Hill, has gone trapping. 81
shot a black bear Monday near Clear
water, lake, tracking it to q tre'
which bruen climbed. Pat first shot
the bear and wounded it, the she'll be
coming lodged in tie gun Mean
while the bear came to the. grouns
!. and started for the hunter, who ex
tracted the shell barely ii time t
. give the animal the second and fna
j shot. saving himself from q sever,