The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-05-05
NEMS-ETTES OF GRAND X Sd.
I. u y 81 lllARAIs Ann. VICINITY

!, = = !, 3.=s lllARAIs AND VICINITY
The Ladies' Aid Society ( Of the
Congregational church will meet next
Wednesday with Mrs. G. W. Robert
son. IL. Il Is ~ $500. f. =
|. The elder: Mrs. Kinney, of Colvill
is visiting friends in town = ...~-s
I L. A. <Simonson, of Duluth, is here
today calling on his friends, r. !
John Clark, of Grand Portage,
transacted business in the village
Monday. -. 49,. -. 81
-: Henry LeSage, of Grand Portage,
was a visitor in town the latter part
of last week. j. ::
John Soderstrom, of Devil Track
Lake, visited in town few days the
first part of the week. .:
William Walters, of Mineral Gen.
ter, was in town the first part Of the
week disposing of some fur.
E. J. Silver and Gust Peterson have
again been placed on the forestry pa
rol service for the season.
Abraham Massie, of Lutsen, ac-
companied his SON Homer on a motor
trip to Grand Marais Wednesday.
~
George Ripley of Duluth, who has
large timber holdings in this county,
spent few days here this week look
ing after matters in connection with
the same. .~ :.
The regular annual meeting of the
assessors of the county was held in
the court house Friday, the assessors
all coming to town and getting their
assessment books:
Mrs. Peter Allard of Schroeder, was
a guest of Mrs. w. c.. Smith for a
day this week. She was here to-
complete some dental work which Dr.
Harvey Hicks started the week be-
fore.
Rev H. F. Johnson accompanied
Mrs. Johnson as far as Duluth Tues
day, by auto, Mrs. johnson being on
her way to Sacred Heart, Mimi, to
visit her folks. Mr.. Johnson will re-
turn Saturday. -
J. o. Nelson, of Strandbug, S. D.,
father of Mrs. G. F. Lundquist, has
been on visit to Sweden, having
been there since Christmas, and is
now ON his way home, stopping here
for kt
A Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, of Min
neapolis, are ON an annual visit to
Grand Marais. They are out fishing
today for Cook county speckled beau
ties, and will return to Minneapolis
the latter part of the week. ;
Mr.. and Mrs: 0. Simon, of Duluth
are in Grand Marais, and will spend
the summer ait Clearwater Lake in
c. J. Johnson's cabin. They are tax
ing in enough flour and bacon, ham
and other staples, to last till fall.
Ole Anderson has been discharged
from the hospital much improved in
health, and arrived on the America
Sunday. He was accompanied by his
son, Alvin. They will make this
their home again, Alvin going to Du-
luth to get his wife and personal be-
longings. r.. :. =. :.>C-z.>>
P. J. Bayle talked over the tele-
phone line the other day with: Capt.
McColley, at North Lake, a distance
Of As miles, which shows the Line is
in working. order. The. captain; re-
ported that some men are up there
getting ready to. do some work on
the Paulsen mine. l. 81: Z, ~: Sc
i A. F. Emerson, Of Mineral Center,
who has been spending the winter
months in the Twin Cities, has re-
turned to Cook county to operate
his form, He, il company wiuhJohn
Netterlund, G. F. Roberts, p. M: Lin
nell, visited GraAd Marais Friday.
Dan McD onough was appointed po-
iceman by the Village Council Tues
!, day night. The city fathers are at
ter the speed autoists, the drunks
and the moo shinerss OF boot leggers
People who are int oxicated are
warned not e show up On the pub,
lie streets, for they will be locked
/ up il the village hastile "a
Lieut.. low Coll lin, Of Minneapolis
John b Sanborn, ex--tax commissioner
lof ST Paul, WI Nebb of y abe,
Isha, Mimi, p John 81
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