The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-02-24
INEWS-ETTES OF GRAND s5 s55
80 MAEsAIs AND. VICINITY.

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Chris Marken, of Hovland, tran a
sacted business at. the county seat
Monday. .,#z .# = S.z==7:.z. ..zz g. s
R. Paine came up from Duluth
Monday night and will. be in town
about a week. =. I . :. = e, g.
Bill Hill, Of the Two Harbors Au-
to Company, lis in town today with
: freight truck. -. -.
]. 35..eSwan=aLindquist and Iver Anderson
left yesterday for their trapping
camp psseast of Greenwood lake. r..
Mr.. and Mrs Morris Olson returned
home Tuesday after an extended
visit with relatives in Chicago.
Among the Hovland young ladies
to attend the masquerade were Miss
Linderman and the. two Misses Har-
olson.
A. M. Anderson was subpoenaed as
a. witness to appear in La. Crosse
Wednesday,. He left Tuesday morn
ing by stage.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid
will meet next Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. J. G.. Scott.
Tom Savoy, ~deputy game warden,
was Duluth caller last week, re-
turning on Saturdays stage.
The services Sunday morning in
the Lutheran church will be con-
Quoted in the English language.
T. |. Carter, county auditor, re-
turned from Duluth Monday. While
away he had a siege of sickness,
from which he has recovered.
Mrs. Chas. Seglem, wife of the
county treasurer, is reported con-
fined to her home on account of i'll
health
Gilbert Gilber1tson, Of Greenwood
Lake, drove to town Monday, max
ing the trip in two days He re-
turned home Wednesday with load
of provisions
Arvid Hagar and wife (nee Miss
@F4otssnfe Scott} are here from Du-
luth for the balance of the winter.
Mr.. Hagar is employed at Scott's
camp. They attended the masquer-
ade ball Monday night.
The masquerade given by the Ii
brary Board Monday night was So
| cial success, the hall being crowded.
Moses brothers and John Nelson, Jr.,
furnished good music The board
are to be congratulated on the re-
sponse of the people and the inter-
est taken in the matter of providing
costumes, which were beautiful and
elaborate.
Mrs. Geo. Nelson, of Lutsen, enter
tanned Misses Zelma Eide, Mabel and
Helen Jackson, Alfred Sonic, Walter
Peacord and Erick johnson Thurs
| day evening at dancing. An elabor-
ate lunch was the climax to a lovely
evening, so reported the guests.
Sunday morning residents of Chi
cago Bay notified the local customs
officer that two large gasoline boats
kcould be seen passing there. They
were considerable distance from
shore and headed in a Southwestern
ly direction. .l
Highway Engineer Smith reports
the, graveling job on the Reservation
progressing in good shape. With
favorable weather conditions, he
says, the long stretch of clay road
from Dan McDonald's to the Pigeon
river bridge will be surfaced with
gravel. This stretch has been a
nightmare to autoists in wet wealth.
er and about the only piece we had
to apologize for.
G. j. johnson is making some al
terations in his residence, Geo. Nc.
Coy having charge of the work. The
painting and decorating is being
done by Victor Johnson.
! Walter Peacord, of Lutsen, visited
friends in the village Monday, and
incidentally took in the masquerade
What is the forbidden thing? See
the. answer on the screen at the
Princess Saturday evening. Fl:
>Chas. Amundson, of the. Two Har.
bors Auto Company, is in town to.
day. He reports there is a good
market for fish and has made. ar.
rangement with local fishermen TO,
their catch. -.@z- Z: 1 WI tss.c III -
VIM. Drouillard and Pete LePlante
are in town from their trapping
quarters near the Pauison mine
They brought III 20 skins. l#.s j