The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-03-31
NEws-ETTEs OF. GRAND II, i,
J. MARAIS AND VICINITY

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NEWs-ETTEs OF. GRAND ~ J, i
NHARAIs AND VICINITY
A. v. Johnson has purchased
Chivrolet sedan X >:
u Simon Backlund spent Easter
Sunday in Duluth. ~ >.
Charles Taylor is in Duluth at
tending a convention of foresters.
Mrs. Sam Zimmerman returned Fri
day from Duluth.
Hjalmer Salther is making his head.
quarters at the wireless station.
Olson Bros. broke camp last Fri
day after very successful season.
Dance at Chicago Bay next Saturs
day evening. Good music and eats.
c.. O. Backlund is on a business trip
to Duluth.
Anton Arnquist of Hovland was a
Grand Marais caller Saturday.
Isaac Hagen of Colvin transacted
business in the village last Saturday.
George Brisson made a business
trip to ST. Paul this week, returning
Monday.
Town Clerk Homer Massie, of How
land, transacted business in the vii
lage this week. -
Miss Martha Kluck arrived on the
stage yesterday for visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Kluck. -
Carl Thorson and two children of
Rowland, returned home last Thurs
day from Duluth.
Mrs. John Eliason, of Hovland, Wis
, tied with friends in the Village the
first part Of the week.
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Andrew Benson, of Hovland, was il,
town Saturday paying his taxes and
transadting other business.
Now you will want to see how it
ends. Last episode of the "Veiled
Mystery" Observation-Disclosures.
Emil Hall and Walter Anderson
have gone to Two Harbors to get a
couple Of Fords for the North Shore
garage ~* -
! Andrew Westerlund, of Hovland, is
transacting business in Grand Marais
today, and we acknowledge pleasant
call from him.
Miss Inga Jackson returned to
Grand Marais Tuesday for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs .
Fred jackson. ~,
Chas. Boostrom came in from his
trapping camp at Clearwater lake
He will remain in the village several
days.
! Ole OVERLY, the newly elected as
SCISSOR of the town of CoWill was
in town yesterday, when he qualified,
taking the oath Of office.
Navigation is now open again. The
light houses were lit last evening and
Steamer Hazel arrived from Duluth
today. She had among other freight
a load of seats for the Princess.
Jack Dewar returned last week af-
ter spending the winter on thu
Whales branch Of the D. & I. r..
where he had logging contract. .
The village fathers have commenc-
ed to fix up the. bad spots in the
streets. Matt Lanktree and Archie
jackson have charge of the work.
w. C. Smith has had his truck
equipped with pneumatic tires and
intends to use it in hauling pulp.
wood from Maple Hill as soon as the
roads dry up. rs II VI 80
Both the harbor lights were, lii
last night, word having been received
that the Steamer Hazel was to leave
Duluth yesterday The boat did no:
arrive, however, until this afternoon
Captain 7Christianson is now bene
dict, having been recently married, a:
announced in the News Herald a cou
pie of weeks ago. III ~ <..= !, +,
Y Little Miss Lois Aim is entertain
ing some Of her young friends at {
party this evening = .t::. Isl. !
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Peter LeSage .werr,,
il for the dance Monday night from
Maple Hill. 4. I'LL 1. 1..:5.5. & 8: &. 5s:.
Miss Boyle has returned q from .
trip to- Chicago, where Il she atttt endef
\ her sisters wedding. y s.sss n i
The Easter Monday ban given 81
( Happy Hour Hall was = decided fsuc
the hall being filed with dlan 81,
'5 ,l mausic Was ia q. =,