The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-09
eWS-ETTES Of GRAND
MARAIS AND VICINITY

Dyer Reynolds was an arrival ON the
7tage Monday from Cascade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hayes had a boy
born to them Sunday
Emil Eliason left here Tuesday for
Rowland
Joe and Alex Wishcop returned
from their trap line Tuesday, bring
ng nice bunch of furs with them.
Mr.. MacMuller, secretary of the
White Bus Line, came to Grand Mar
lis Tuesday to look over the roads.
Miss Sylvia Carlson returned to her
ONE at Colvill Monday after a stay
in town of several months.
Arthur Berg returned to his camp
Tuesday after being in town several
weeks with a broken rib.
Simon Backlund left Wednesday
morning for the Twin Cities where he
will spend about a month.
Paul Winters arrived with the mail
tuesday, after delay of six days,
| 'aused by bad roads.
Dave Lind left here TUESDAY, for
Pine lake where he will trap the rest
IF the winter.
| Dave Lind has resigned his DO
'ition as foreman of Jack Dewar's
'anding crew.
Francis Drouillard and Miss Esther
Arnquist were married at Odanah
last Week.
H. o. Engelsen of Tofte came in
On the stage Monday night to attend
the county commissioners meeting
here Tuesday. =:
| Frank LIE Garde brought two men
this week from Hughes Brothers
camp north of Rowland to the hos.
pital.
Lawrence Hedstrom leftWednesday
Myth the east mail. They have been
unable to get through on account OF
snow and the trips will now be made
t is hoped, without iterruption.
Anton Arnquist Of Hovland drove
in last week with team bringing
Albert Olson Of the reservation, who
s suffering from sprained knee
He is under the doctors care.
Swan Lindquist and liver Anderson
came in from their trap line Saturday
Mr.. Lindquist left Tuesday for the
return trip. Mr.. Anderson expects tc
join him in a few days
The young people of Maple Hill
gave a party at the school house
last Saturday night. They roasted
marshmallows and reported a very
good time.
During the blockade, John Anderson
volunteered to take his gasoline boat
to Two Harbors after the mail but
owing to circumstances the trip was
not made. =
Ray and Jesse Parent drove in
from Cross River Tuesday with Ely
Smith with a load Of furs. They
returned home the following morn.
ling.
| The telephone system has been out
Of commission since the snow storm.
The long distance lines are in work
ing order. 1t is stated that
they will put in cables instead of
fixing up the old lines. -
James Woods and chas. tseglem re-
turned from Duluth Monday morning
They were forced to leave their. car.
at Good Harbor Hill on account Of
the big snowdrhts. They came in
with team. e. ].<szl. ~ - M
Mrs. Alfred Soniu left here Sunday
for Fndland with Jarl Syverston. Mr..
I6yverzton went on through to Duluth.
Miss Gladys Garter has resigned
her position at the Bank OF Com.
merce and Savings OF Duluth and
will remain with her mother. III
Ole Larson . fisherman who lived
two miles east Of this village died
Friday in a Two Harbors hospital af-sII
tier q long and severe sickness. He;
was operated on for i cancer before
Christmas but never fully recovered.
He leaves = widow md three danes
ters. 81
The ladies' Of the Com tiionaI
AID Society win serve lunclh a.a sun
pen 81 the ding Post on S.tur-
| day, Februaly 1lth.