The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-05-26
THE PRINCESS

oaturday-Constanc Blnney in
''The Magic Cup"
Miss Grace Samskar is visiting
relatives in Duluth this week.
Ed Toftey & Co.. have received
their cold storage plant.
John Jacobson, of Hovlard, was a
caller in Grand Marais Monday.
| Sam Zimmerman, Jr., went to Du-
luth Saturday, returning Monday.
Max Hurtage, a hotel proprietor Of
Port Arthur, was in town on Tues
day.
Verne N. johnson returned Monday
night from a stay of several days in
Duluth.
Reinert Reinertson has gone for a
visit in Norway. He will be gone for
about three months.
A dance was given ait Mineral Gen.
ter Monday night, the bus taking a
load from this Village.
Hokan Ojard, N: L. Eliason, Char
ley Sorenson, of Chicago Bay, passed
through on their way to Duluth on
Tuesday morning.
The ball gme was called off last
Sunday because so many of the play
ers were out fighting fire.
Martin Jacobson Of Hovland is saw
ing wood with his wood sawing ma
chine for the people in his neigh
borhood.
Ernest Olson is in hospital in Du-
luth having his eyes treated. He is
expected home in a few days.
Hartvik Sather, who broke his leg
Last winter, is now able to be around
on crutches. He has been laid up for
several months.
Adolph Ertsgaard drove north to
the Greenwood Lake trail Monday
with truck load of provisions for
Gilbert, Gilbertson:
| About nineteen men were called
Saturday night to fight fire, three
cars taking them to points near Cra-
mer where the fire was raging The
rain of Saturday night was timely
and extinuguished the blaze which
had attained considerable Roadway,
some Of the families near Cramer
coming in for safety.
|. L. G. Lundquist made a trip to
Port Arthur last week to meet the
officials Of the company mining ore
in the northern part of the county.
They accompanied him as far as
Grand Marais. and after a stop here
of few hours, Jim Woods took them
to Duluth where they boarded the
train for Chicago, their home.
| C. w. and A. D. Finch, from Lake
Chelen, Wash, this week purchased
100 acres of land through G. w.
Robertson in the town Of Rosebush,
five miles northwest of town. They
will start a fur farm They'll build this
summer and the two brothers will
make the farm their home.
F. R. Paine has been visiting
around Grand Marais since Monday.
! He visited several of the trout holes
in various places while here. He left
to-day for Ashland where he will be
until aftere Memorial Day, when he
will return to- Grand Marais for a
short outing. III
! George Bayle' has been busy work
ing on an addition to- the Catholic
church. Tuesday he went North to
the 19-mile post for: the county, to
see to the starting Of the road work
beyond that point. Several contract
ors are expected to start road build
4 ing there soon, Olson Brothers be-
! ing expected to build five miles Of
4 the distance to- be completed this
year: r y =. zzz Z" = }.r - . ... E: +:
i VIM: Wiens, from Brainerd,, is here
/ in charge Of the International Tire
Service for y. n: Johnson. Mr.. john
son will devote his tine to the el-:-
tric light plant. Mr.. W1ens is an ex-
i service man, and received his bonus
q from the state last fall, investing his
\ money il a farm nea:, I.,ainerd lie
! is married and will probably a, 4,
this village ttos ma e It his per-
lllanent home.