The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-08-04
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= !: I. q MARAls AND VICINITY

Miss Ruth Anderson is~home from
Duluth. = 4. ,*<.:.-
Swan Lindquist returned Sunday
from a trip to Duluth x:y 81 !
=Chas. Boostrom left for Clearwater
Lake yesterday morning to be gone
several days. < -.=
Emil johnson returned Tuesday
from a trip to the Twin Cities of
several days duration. ~
Miss Ida, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris johnson, is on a months visit
with relatives in Duluth.
Sheriff L. II. Lien is building q new
house. near the court house. The
framework is about completed. ~,
The county commissioners met
Tuesday and transacted their regular
routine business. for the month.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Smith, of Min
neapolis, are here for month. They
have rented the Tom SAVIOR cottage.
Victor johnson was on pilgrimage
to Two Harbors Sunday. He took
Miss Edith Nelson and Miss Della
Johnson as passengers.
George H. Mayhem, Hjelmar Hell
merson and A. V. johnson left for
a trip to Duluth this morning, in Mr..
Johnson's car.
DR.. and Mrs. F. B. Hicks drove to
Duluth Tuesday to meet their daugh-
ter Celia, who was returning home
from Tonka Bay.
Mrs. D. B. McAlpine and children
left for their home in 1ronton after
a visit Of a couple of weeks in Grand
Marais! Is
Chas. A. A. Nelson, of Lutsen was
in Grand Marais last Friday. He says
his hotel at Lutsen has been full of
boarders all summer.
| Matt Lanktree moved in from his
road camp at Grand Portage Sunday.
He will now have charge of work on
the Greenwood road.
Hartley Hottie has returned home
| after a summer course at the
Minnesota University. He will teach
again at 1ronton during the coming
school year.
Al vaudeville show at the Princess
last Monday night by a. Port Arthur
company. About half house greet
ed the players. They gave a credit
able show.
1 Mrs. A. B. Oberg of Grand Port
age left for a trip to Ashland this
morning to meet her husband. On
the way there she will visit her folks
at Larsmont, Mimi. -@>~,@ =:
4 Carl Ertsgaand, of Duluth, spent
the past week helping in the repair
department of the Motor Inn He re-
turned to Duluth Tuesday morning
He was summoned to Grand Marais
again yesterday on account of the i'll
ness Of his wife, a. baby girl being
born to them yesterday at II o'clock
Miss. Celia Hicks, who taught las1
year out in South Dakota, has beer
spending the summer vacation thu.
far with her sister, Mrs. Roberts, a.
Lake Minnetonka. She returned homl
last night, to remain, having been en-
gagged as one of the high schoo
teachers here for the coming year
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Flaaten and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Miller and Roy FrinK
left Tuesday: for their homes III Du
luth after a camping expedition o
about q month in Cook county.
!: I. Carter and family have bee
on q motor trip to Stony Point, Tw
Harbors and Duluth, visiting rela
I tives and friends. Mrs. Tlaos. j
Storey and her daughter Catherin
/ returned with them, from Duluth las
evening and are now their guests
Mr.. and Mrs Peterson, Of Chicag,
old friends Of the johnson family, az
guests of Nj. and Mrs. G q. Johr
son. Their married daughter and hs
husband are also in the party. The
i will stay several days longer, ard vi
| visit MINNEAPOLIS On their way home
Nels Paulson, Of Lutsen, was
| town yesterday. He returned lax
i week from isit Of rnontl. ]
/ Standfield, Minn., south of HircEse,
! on the Great MOI ttlher1n with 4 cousii,
u Small grains are ver poor Gro
4 down there They we're I'll ai1
when Patlson HI Corn ooke
Ar, md 4 aeas ss
good crop 81 n EsI.s