The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-02-03
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@*s* MARAls AND VICINITY

III tOWn yesterday 7,
J ]. G. and Jack Scott, Jr., were in
from from their Colvill camp Tuesday. T.
:. Frithjof Wannebo lost valuable
horse last Thursday, from collie.
Peter Rindahl Of Maple Hill was
doing business in town Saturday.
c. W. Johnson of Colvill made one
Of his periodical trips to the vii
lage last Friday.
The Norwegian Ladies Aid will
meet with Mrs. Matt johnson Tues
day, February 9Th.
Arvid Hager, of Duluth, arrived
Monday by bus for visit with
friends and relatives.
Olof and Chris Nicholiasen, of
Good Harbor Hill, were transacting
business in town Saturday.
Aug. j. Johnson and SON Victor
n1otored to Duluth Friday, returning
Sunday
Edwin Sannes of Hovland attended
to some business in Grand ~Marais
Tuesday,
Ben Thorson and Herman Helmer-
son, who are logging at Lutsen, were
in for load Of supplies Tuesday.
John Soderstrom of Devilstrack
Lake was a caller in town Monday.
He reports lots of snow up his way.
P. J. Bayle left Friday for Be-
midi to attend a meeting of the
State foresters.
Among tie callers in town Sun
day were Carl Carlson, Hedge Toftey,
Chris West and Andrew Olson of
Tofte.
Miss Edith Soderberg was con-
fined to her home several days the
past week with tonsolitis. She has
recovered.
The County Board held it's regu-
lar monthly meeting Tuesday. There
was the regular amount of routine
business.
Bertha. Winger' of Minneapolis ar
rived on the: stage, Saturday. She
will visit at the John Winger home
for a while.
Andrew Shold of Rosebush has
purchased Foro car, with which
he is now delivering milk to town
customers.
Chas. Amundson of Two Harbors
drove to Grand Marais Friday. He
was accompanied by A. Haugan, a
Two Harbors grocer.
John Gustafson of Good Harbor
Hill left last Thursday for Sweden
to visit his mother. He will be
gone three or four months.
Miss Inga Rindahl, assistant CASH
ier Of the Cook County State Bank;
spent Saturday evening and Sunday
with her folks or Maple Hill.
Henry Westerlund of Hovland has
been in town for a few days, gett-
ing his tractor overhauled. He ex-
poets to leave for home today.
C. O. johnson of Rosebush was in
town on a business trip Monday. He
is hauling pulpwood for. Chris John
son on Good Harbor Hill this winter.
Of particular interest to the chill
dren will be the presentation of the
Fox special production "Evangeline''
at the Princess Saturday evening
and Sunday afternoon. This is Long
fellows poem visualized
Alex Boostrom returned home
Saturday from two weeks trip
to St. Paul and a visit at his par
entail home at Milaca, MinnA While
in St. Paul he purchased new Oak
land car and as announced in their
ad, the Motor Inn has the agency for
Grand Marais during 1921. :
Fred Sjoberg and Simon Backlund
and the Misses Grace Samskar and
Alma Backlund hiked up to Back
lund Bros camp on Maple HILL Sum
day morning, returning in the even
ing
Faith Blackwell celebrated the
18th anniversary Of her birth last
night at a progressive peanut and
gum sculpture party. After; a very
interesting time, lasting from 5 till
8, she took her guests to the Prin-
cess <theater, her mother and Mrs,
G. w. Robertson escorting the ju
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