The Cook County news-herald., 1921-11-24
NEWS-ETTES OF GRAND
MARAIS AND VICINITY

Jack Dewar started logging on
Maple Hill this week.
Alma Anderson left for Duluth on |
the stage last Thursday.
The second hand store is we'll sup
piled with mattresses
Jim Woods motored to Duluth
last Thursday, returning Saturday.
A baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jorgen Peterson yesterday afternoon.
Andrew Hedstrum left for Duluth
on the America Tuesday morning.
| Nels Dalbec of Good Harbor Hill
was business caller in town We'd |
nesday
Miss Frances BeargTease has re-
turned from SUPERIOR af' =: wear in
that city.
Don't miss the big show Thursday
night. Minstrel performance after
the pictures.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Lien are now
living in their new home west Of the
court house.
Sam Zimmerman Ir. spent the first
part of the week ;n Duluth transact
ing business.
Sidney Woods visited in town dur
ing the week. He hunted the last
day of the season.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid will
| meet next Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs George w. Robert
son.
Miss Featherstone returned on the
stage Monday night from a sad err
rand to her home in Valley City, N:
D. to attend her fathers funeral
The Congregational Ladies Aid
lunch at the 4 Trading Post Saturday
night was a great success The pro-
ceeds will go to give the children a
gOOd christmas.
John Running and family have re-
turned to their home east of the
village afer spending the summer
fishing in the eastern part of the
county,
Mr.and Mrs. A. M. Anderson drove
to Duluth Sunday, returning Tuesday.
Claus C. Monker and J. A. Blackwell
accompanied them on the trip.
A surprise party was held on Mr.:
and Mrs. Carl Sound in the Colvin
school house Saturday night. Many
presents were received from numer-
Gus friends. A good social time.
G. G. Stubstad and his associates
have sold their bank at Meadowlands
Mr.. and Mrs. Stubsted have returned
to their west end home in Duluth.
Little Miss Anna Carlson of Maple,
Minn., has started scht here and
will spend the winter with her sister
Mrs. Walter And derson.
The Catholic ladies will hold their
annual sale Of fncy work Saturday
December 18th, afternoon and eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. George
Bayle. Substantial lunch 35 cents.
Rev. Father Simon, of Cloquet, will
have divine services at the Chippewa
village church next Sunday, the 9th,
inst. To remain till the "America"
goes back to Duluth.
John Malinosky and Andrew Tofte
left this morning with one of the
county's big trucks and one Of the
big snow plows, recently built by the
Duluth Iron Works, to plow the road
between here and Mile Post 43 in
Lake county.
4 Gilbert Gilbertson was in from
Greenwood Lake yesterday. Engel
Tormondson, who is staying out
there now, was with him. They re-
turned in the afternoon in a big
snow storm. They have permit to
trap beaver, and will operate in t hat
town this winter. They said they
we're going in to the woods now to
stay till spring.A r.
Sheriff L. H. Lien, VIM. Bally, of
Grand Marais; Walter Schone, VIM.
c. Jacobs, Joe Lynch and w. soren-
on Of Duluth; and H. G. Myers Of
Waseca, hunted at Mr. LIENS camp
north of Devils Track lake and got
seven moose-one each, all big ones
The party came, to town with their
game yesterday, and several Of them
called at the ews-Herald office and
testified as to their wonderful sue
cess. III - IN = zz. q I s. s .5z< Szss zt 81
FOR sALE--Go!den oak, front room
! furniture, good as new; also a gas