The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-05-12
NEWS-ETTEs OF, GRAND
MARAIS AND VICINITY

c.. J. johnson has built driveway
around his residence in the west end.
Elmer Harolson of Rowland was
here Saturday on business. <
Jacob Soderlund, of Poplar Hill,
was caller in town today.
Alex Englund, of Poplar Hill, was
a caller in the village Wednesday,.
S. C. Murphy left for Duluth Mon
day for a brief business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Piper, of Fort
William, spent Sunday here visiting
friends.
Martin Jacobson and Bernt' Jacob
son, of Hovland, were callers in the
village Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Theo. Olson, Of Big
Bay, motored to Grand Marais Mon
day.
John and Fritz johnson, of Rock
Harbor, Isle Royale, were in town
Friday, having arrived Thursday eve
ming with the gasoline boat Stanley
Carl Ellingson, Arthur Ongstad,
and Bror Nastrun, of Rowland, &C
companied Henry Westerlund on an
auto trip to Grand Marais Tuesday.
Smiths Restaurant and Confectionr
cry is now: serving lunches again.
Regular meals will be served again
beginning with next Sunday.
John Rafferty,, a. Reservation home
steader, returned on the America
Wednesday from months visit with
mis- relatives in Ohio. He expects to
leave on the stage tomorrow for his
home. 49,: il.
John Nelson, Jr., motored to Rice
Lake, Wis, Sunday. He was accom-
panied by MIR. and Mrs. Emil Hall
and daughter. The men will return
this week., Mrs. Hall and daughter
/ will visit friends there for a while
David Carriboo and Peter Stevens
came in from their trapping quarters
on the 4th4 They brought "a beaver
skins besides weasel, mink and musk
rat skins. The beaver pelts brought
So to $40 each.
Charlie Boostrom got more beaver
skins than any other single trapper
was reported to have caught. he
worked alone and caught over 80
beaver. He returned home the first
part of last week.
liver Anderson and Swan Lind
quist, who returned home the first
of last week from their trapping
quarters east of Greenwood Lake, re-
port having caught, among Other
furs, about 40 beaver.
| VIM. 'Drouillard, who was campec
near the Paulson mine trapping, ar
rived in town Saturday. 1t was 6
long tramp with his skins. and he
leisurely took up all his traps before
he left and put them away, which
made him little late. Trappers are
supposed to get here within five
days after the beaver season closes
Adolf Carlson, of Rowland, was 8
Grand Marais visitor Monday. He
came In to this office to renew his
subscription, having been subscrib
er since A. DeLacy Wood started the
Cook County Pioneer about 20 years
ago. r.
John P. Carlson, deputy state OF
Inspector, and Sheriff Emil Nelson
of Lake County, with their wives
drove to Grand Marais yesterday
In the afternoon they drove to Min
eral Center, returning to Crane
Marais TO- spend the evening ane
night. They returned to Two Ha 9:
bors today. The News-Herald &C
knowledges a call from them: -
The Gasoline Boat Stanley made
special trip from Isle Royale Friday
Infringing to Grand Marais Mrs: H. +
/. johnson, Of Chippewa Harbor, ISL
.Royale, who was suffering from bloot
, poisoning in the arm, She was ta take
! to the Grand Marais hospital and wa
: placed under the care Of Or. IN n =
! Hicks. John E. johnson, who is cap
!, tain Of the Stanley, has moved q b BAG:
E to the island for the summer, a aisEs
3 spending the winter in Two Harb ''c Z
al Mr.. johnson owns . home il t l'fE 7
! Marais, but as be does ~ Who'll y sa q
hIish business IN the winte found y j
!, necessary 70 move Is the bigger tow t' 9
a oh account Of better ship piping fa s'i