The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-05-05
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HI PRINCESS
SATURDAY and SUNDAY i.
Mary Miles Minter in Eyes of the
Heart. ~: : h s.: =, H.. =.
F. 77.. NEXT WEEK >'>>..>C r..
Tuesday-.sDeep Purple" Realart
special -, :. IT..
Thursday Anita Stewart in "The
|Juggernaut," - Fighting Fate" first
,saturday-William Russell in 'Bare
Knuckles.' r. 49,.
F New Chapter Play to. start Thurs
day-sFi ghting Fate" the latest Wit
agraph chapter play, with William
Duncan and Edith Johnson, will be
shown every Thursday startling next
week. It is a drama full of the
most vivid action, combination Of
the best there is in films. :
The Ladies' Aid Society of Maple
Hill will hold their Auction Sale of
Fancy Goods at the Maple Hill School
House, at 8 o'clock p. M, Saturday,
May 7th. A good program win be
rendered of music and speaking, and
a. lunch will be served for 25c. All
are cordially invited to come. -, "
! At the American Legion meeting
last Sunday it was. voted to pay
Frank Wishkop's expenses to- Du-
luth~ to be examined He was
gassed in the St. Mihiel sector, and
although in fairly good shape when
he was discharged, he has been get
ting worse constantly: He will
probably be sent to a hospital.
Charles G. Engstrand, who has just
returned from a stay of Ia months
in British Columbia, is looking after
some Of his property interests in
Cook County today. While in the
West he completed the sale of one
hundred million feet of Western tim
Der for himself and his associates.
His home is in Duluth.
Edwin Nelson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. A. A. Nelson, of Lutsen, was in
Grand Marais Wednesday. Later in
the day he visited his sister, Mrs.
Osborne Ellquist on Maple Hill. Ed
win is now in the u. S. navy, on
board the U. S. Steamship NEREUS
which is now undergoing repairs in
the ship yard, thus enabling him to
get thine to visit. his parents whom
he enlisted in the naval reserves,
he had not seen since May, 1915, when
from which he was granted a dis
charge in December, 1918, and at
which time he re-enlisted in the ma
Wy. His term of enlistment expires
next year. Mr.. Nelson leaves for
Norfolk, Va, next Saturday, where
his boat is quartered. -.
At the village special election the
proposition to buy the Electric Light
plant was voted down, 81 against and
SO for the proposition, it requiring a
two-thirds vote to carry. The plant
will be run by private parties |
Chas: Erickson of Colvill spent
three days in town this week, re-
turning home today ". ~,
Harley D. Jackson has finished his
garage and the mail BUSES are now
being housed there. Mr.. jackson left
on the stage this morning for a trip
to Duluth. >.s & ii %>>= <:2.> = f.
Ed Douglas has moved one Of his
houses back even with the other one.
Castle Hussey returned home from
north Of Two Harbors Tuesday after
spending three months surveying. {:
Frithjof Wannebo returned from
Duluth Wednesday night n on the
america, bringing new horse home
which he will use on the farm y 4
81 Miss Agnes Lanktree returned from
Duluth WEDNESDAY y, having recovered
from an operation for appendic itis.
George Mayhem has been onsa trip
TO Clearwater Lake * returning Tues
day 81 z.5=
~ Victor Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. eng and hildren naotorekl TO
lscha1f Lake Sunday where they were
1 the guests Of Sheriff and Frs. Emil
Nelson at their summer cott age Vic
!, was somewhat prerturbed because Of
!. the fact that he had lost an extra
] tire, which was lo1'actt iically new, o.
| the trip down He WAS his same old