The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1921-10-13
NEWS-ETTES OF GRAND .
N1ARAIS AND VICINITY

! mARAlS AND VICINITY
Ed Toftey left for the Twin Cities
in his Buick Six today.
| VIM. H. White of Lutsen visited
Grand Marais yesterday.
Fred Myers and A. M. Anderson
left for Duluth this morning.
Jacob Soderlund of Poplar Hilr was
a Grand Marais visitor today.
Swan Lindquist spent the weekend
at John L. Eliason's at Rowland.
L. G. and Godfrey Lundquist lett
for Duluth today in their cars.
Sam Zimmerman Jr. and Hjel1nar
HENDERSON went to Duluth Tuesday.
Seivert Overvick and Hedge Toftey
of Tofte are callers in the village to-
day.
The Norwegian Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs. Matt Lanktree Tues
day, Oct. 10.
Mrs. G. w. Robertson entertained
the teachers and a few young men
Friday night.
Axel E. Berglund and VIM. How
enstine returned from Isle Royale
Monday night.
Mrs. VIM. Olson is confined to
her bed with pneumonia. Her condi-
| ton is critical.
John Kjeldahl and Chas. A. A.
Nelson were among the callers from
Lutsen yesterday.
Arthur Nunstedt went to Duluth
last Saturday, returning Monday with
a REQ truck for j. b. Pinkerton.
Simon and Paul Backlund returned
Wednesday from a tour of the iron
ranges and report splendid trip.
Hans O. Engelsen and Eli Smith
were in town from the west end Of
the county Monday.
Gust T. Nelson of Lutsen is at
tending the postmasters' convention
at Washington, D. C..
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Johnson and
Aug. J. Johnson left for a trip to
Duluth Tuesday morning.
Harry HENDERSON, Hjelmar Sather
and Louis Falk motored to Duluth
Monday, returning last night.
The gasoline boat Thor arrived in
Grand Marais Wednesday from Dn-
luth. She sailed again today.
| The Congregational church ladies'
are to give hard time social soon.
Prize for the worst looking costume
and the prettiest costume. Admis-
sion 35c, lunch included.
S. c. Murphy, A. v. Johnson and
J. A. Blackwell accompanied Tom
Carter to Duluth last Friday, return
ing Sunday. The trip was made in
the Carter car.
Mrs. T. I. Carter has returned
home from Duluth, where she re-
manned with Mr. Carter until he had
sufficiently improved to be- out of
danger.
V. N. johnson has been appointed
| chief of the fire department. Of
Grand Marais. The fire engine has
been placed in the International Tire
Service building for the winter.
The ladies Of the Congregational
Aid Society will serve lunch at the
Trading Post on Saturday afternoon.
Cake, coffee, etc. Ever ybody made
welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Winger and
Mrs. Lanktree, Mrs. A. v. Johnson,
Mrs. Axel E.. Berglund and Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Seglem attended the
Eastern Star meeting il, Two Har-
bors the first Of the week. s.: =
Lest you forget: -.
Chas. Seglem, county tr easurer, asks
US to tell you that the last half of
real estate taxes must be paid ON or
before Oct. 81 to avoid PENALTY! = (:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Erickson of
the town Of Rosebush have named
their farm, the same being registered
at the court house today. Their place
will be known henceforth as Pleas
ant Grove Truck and Dairy Farm .
The Ladies' fla Society of the
Cong tional church will meet next.
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