The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-06-16
NEWS-ETTES OF GRAND IS
j re lhARAIs AND VICINITY

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Duluth. " $s>zsEz. ?5 *5sz%s4-s S>+s. as4sa
Il: a crowd from Grand sMarais, at
tended the dance at Mineral Center
last Saturday. =. ~. :. =
~ David McColl and Andrew KjeEdahl
]of Lutsen were: citing business
in town yesterday. : !. <>>ss;.'s - !.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
r.. G. Lundquist on Monday, June 49,.
Weight, IL poundsy ( $ :Ss !" "a T..
Fred Bramer:, and his two sons
Alton and Donnie, of Wales, were in
Grand Marais this week. = 4 y. -
/ Misses Olga and signald soderberg
4: left on the Steamer America Monday
evening for Duluth. T = 4 .~ -:
Fred, Raymond and Miss. Bessie
d Sjoberg returned Monday from a two
4 weeks stay in the Twin Cities.
Lawrence Hedstrom and Miss Fran
ces lef IT, for Duluth Monday, the lat
ter named to attend the Duluth Nor
NAL 49, -..z = H..
/ rAxel 0berg of Grand Portage was
a visitor in the village last Thursday
and. Friday. While here he purchas-
ed a Ford. S.. <,.: i
Ed Toftey has returned from Du7
luth after four days stay. 49,,
4 Vivien Hussey visited in Duluth
from Wednesday until Sunday. )
Leo Hussey, Erick Johnson, Peter
Olson and Hjelmar- Sather motored
to Port Arthur Sunday, returning the
same day. ~: 49, +: - !
Leo Hussey and Simon Backlund
reported a. fine catch Of trout Mon
day morning. They each caught the
limit in an hour ~; ~e~;n ~:
Mrs. H. F.. Johnson returned. last
night from visit with her folks at
Sacred Heart, this statet She was
accompanied by her sister, Miss Stem
borg, and sister-in-law, Alice john
son.
Nine were called Saturday morning
to help put out the fire between
Greenwood and Northern Light lakes
and distinguished the flames with
the help of the rain. ......,.
DR.. F.. L. ODER, veterinary surgeon
will be in Grand Marais Monday, the
goth, from Duluth, and will take
) care Of any animals needing to BIZ
looked after during his brief stay
here, =
F.. A. Andert has been receiving {
visit from his father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Apdert; brother, C
W. Andert, and a sister. Mrs. Schlatts
man, all of Morris, MINI. They re-
turned home yesterday. Tuesday the
male members Of the family went
trout fishing in the Devil Track rive,
and brought back a satisfactory
catch. =:~S*~-32@> 49,. -. ~ !.
j. T.. Joynes returned from. Frank.
fort, Mich, Tuesday afternoon, max
ing the trip all the way by automo.
bile, driving an Overland Light Four
With him were Mrs: Joynes, Floyd
age T.. and Glen, age 5, and Mrs. j
H Winger, who has been visiting in
Frankfort for the past two months
They made the trip Of z672 miles
in three days, running time, but stop,
ped over in Duluth: "a hours :; They
were four days on the way: The
roads We're good all the way except
from Ashland to Duluth It was q
pleasant Journey. AGO. r. FIN. vs. I. |.
Sam Zimmerman, .Jr., made a trir
I to Grand Portage on Tuesday of last
J. week with q load of Indian residents
& lof this end of The county, and i
/ meeting Of the Grand Portage IN
dians was held at the school house
for the purpose Of electing delegate.
/ to goSto Detroit, Mimi, on July 10
j where regular annual meeting 1od1
| all the Minnesota Chip pewas will#b
j held. The following delegates Ewer'
elected: Dave Carriboo, Jas. Morri
i son, Jr., Sam ZZiimne 11nan =, d
III Grand arais, and Mex Posey u
i Grand Port U.
shall sell very sonably for casl
j the flowing house articles
j three rockers, one chair, 81,
/ dining chairs, two oak dressers
j one library table one belstead Will
saglegs spring, one baby o.,
Il washing "a clhine and wiring q ges 81.
i. oll top naal,oea my q des 81,
i baby sul Will il ,I1AE
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