The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-11-03
Of GRAND
mARAIS AND VICINITY

the stage Tuesday night.
Chas. Nylund left for a trip on the
Mesaba iron range in his Sedan
Sunday.
Supt. Roy Divers and Mrs. Spooner
left Tuesday for St. Paul to take in
the M. E. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sonic we're in
town Saturday and attended the Hal
loween ball.
Emil Hall left for Minneapolis Tues
day to drive Ford coupe to Grand
Marais.
Miss Effe Falconer and Mr.. and
Mrs. JAS. Maher of the reservation
were in town Tuesday.
Mr.. Simonson and daughter Mabel
motored to- Grand Marais from Du
luth Friday, returning Sunday.
Tom SAVIOR has returned to his
home after four days duck hunting
trip north Of Cramer.
Leo Hussey and Simon and Adolph
Backland attended Miss Kotz's party
in Rosebush Monday night.
There will be another amateur per-
formance at the Princess theater
: Saturday night.
H. A. Spearin and J. DeRico, of
] Duluth, spent several days in Grand
Marais during the past week.
John NJ. Blackwell and Dick Berg
b motored to Duluth Friday with the
Motor Inn car, returning Sunday.
Walter Anderson has returned from
Maple where he spent the past two
l months. He is working in the elec-
trio light plant.
\ Mrs.. Peter Allard of Schroeder
visited her son, Cecil Brownell, who
is a student IN the Grand Marais
high school, over Sunday.
l The Princess theater has installed
! a music box,graphanola, electric
xylophone and an electric player
4 piano.
+ Alton Bramer who was here for :
\ few days, left for his home north o!
Two Harbors on the America Tuesda!
/ County Auditor T. /. Carter WIN
4 returned last week after serious
= illness in Duluth is again able t.
perform his duties in the court house
LIVER Anderson and Swan Lindquis
+ returned Saturday night from cruis
I ing trip to Mcfarland lake. The
have been locating a trapping shack
/ VIM. Clinch, accompanied by Mis-
/ Clinch and Aug. Linds'kog, returne'
I from Duluth Saturday where the
/ attended the potato show.
j. j. Hussey has received a. suppl
/ of electric light fixtures which C. O
& Backlund is now installing in tn
Hussey home.
/ P. P. Moffett, of the U. S.. /
Realty Company, was in Grand Mar
ais several days the past week. Hi
headquarters are in Duluth.
! Rev. Mr.. SQUIRE, of Hill City, wa
in Grand Marais several days the pas
week on business He is a sub-agen
for the u: S. I. Realty Company O
Minneapolis, working under Mr.. Moi
felt.
The steamer America ran on tn
rocks just outside of the Gram
Marais harbor Monday night and wa
stuck for about four hours. The stea
~ mer Hazel came to- the rescue at 1:3
= and succeeded in pulling her clear.
II Sheriff Emil Nelson of Two Harbo
nd oil inspector john Paulson motor
ed to the Canadian border yesterda!
staying in Grand Marais over nigh
on the return trip They left fo
home today.
Nels Hutton Of the town of Rose
bush lost his home by fire Tue:
night. After cooking some coffee ]
the afternoon Mr.: Hutton went to p
ter Anderson's place, and. was urge
to spend the night. ! At 8 o'cloe
Ray >sjoberg. and Vern skoog can
there and notified him that his hous
had burned. He lost all of his belon,
ings, including. fifty dollars in Gu
rency. His wallet was usually in II b
pocket, but this time he left il IS u
z8 home. He is a b achelorr and the hon