The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-04-28
NEWS-ETTES or GRAND hi. 5lzS J.
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town Tuesday. a5>@ ~ @:. y sSs..I==@: B:
!. Harley D. jackson is having a new
garage put Up for his trucks: I
Jack Burgo, Of Duluth, was call
ing on friends in, town Tuesday,
! Flour dropped @25c a hundred on,
Tuesday. *~, = ~:- #:T:> Z"
Carl Ellingsen of Hovland. was a
Grand Marais visitor Monday.
James Kinney OF Colvill has pur-
chased John Running's Ford.
Leo Hussey has purchased new
5-passenger Ford touring car.
John jacobson, of Hovland, was in
Grand Marais last Friday. -
Frithjof Wannebo, Of Good Harbor
Hill, was transacting business in
town Tuesday,:
Backlund Bros. are in town doing
some plowing in the gardens about
the village.
Miss Agnes Lanktree is in Duluth
undergoing an operation for appen-
dicitis
Elmer Gilbertson left on the Amer
lea Tuesday for the Twin Cities for
an extended trip.
The Hotel Paine has been re-
christened. It is now to be known
as Tourist Hotel
Fred Amyott is preparing to start
a restaurant in the Trading Post
building.
Martin Erickson of Maple Hill was
in town Tuesday transacting bust
ness. =
Ed. Toftey and Jack Scott, Jr, re-
port fine catch of trout last Sun
day.
Louis Falk has gone to Duluth on
business trip. This is his first
trip there :nN seven years.
Alf. Sonic made trip to Grand
Marais Saturday with his Overland
from Finland.
p Waftter Pecore,~ of hutser1,, has re-
turned from Rhinelander, Wis, where
he visited for a couple of weeks.
Skipper Erickson, Of Minneapolis,
made his first call of the season in
Grand Marais Tuesday.
Chris Peterson arrived from Du-
luth Monday night and is looking
after his lumber interests at Carl
bou Point.
C. o. Backlund and family left
Friday for Duluth, returning Monday
noon, making the return trip in five
hours.
VIM. Bally and L. H. Lien were
out in the country Monday planting
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S. J. Files and party have returned
from a cruise in the woods and are
spending a day in town en- route for
Duluth.
Last week Leo Hussey drove the
Backlund brothers Ford Sedan from
Two Harbors when he was returning
from Duluth.
Fifty cars Of fish fry arrived in
town ON the Steamer America Mon
day. They were planted in different
streams by the local SPORTS
Arthur and Edwin Eliason and
mother motored to Grand Marais
from Hovland Monday evening. Mrs
Eliason attended the shower.
]. T. Joynes has returned from
Frankfort, Mich, and will become q
partner Of J. H. Winger in the
clothing and dry goods business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Simmons, OF
Osceola, Iowa, arrived in Grand
Marais Monday evening, and will be
here off and on for the summer as
usual.
Andrew Tofte and William Lamm
OF Tofte, were in town last Saturday
coming in. Eli Smiths jitney which
makes irregular trips from Cross
! River = ~ :. ""'
J. L. Williams Tug and Scow Acme
have made their first trip of the
season for pulpwood, taking load
from this :harbor Monday and Tues
day: ',., -. -...>> j.. = 4.-.: ..%@'
Considerable damage was done te
the local fishermen in the big storm
last Friday, the big sea breaking
the fishing rig. ofz Chas, Croft, caus:
ing a loss Of over 500. Other dam:
age was done to the fishermen, the
extent of which we have not: learned