The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-04-27
OF GRAND
mARAlS AND VICINITY
Mrs. Emil Hall is seriously ill.

Arvid Hager is in from his trap
ping line.
Jack Scott, ST., is seriously ill with
a bad cold.
Aug. j.. Johnson purchased dog
in Two Harbors last week.
Walter Pecore Ind Carl Nelson of
Lutsen were in town Saturday.
Alton Bramer left on the Amer
lea Monday night for Duluth.
S. C. Murphy left for Duluth on
the stage Wednesday morning.
Harry Helmerson's car is now be-
ing treated to new coat of paint.
C. O. Backlund and Jonas Back
lund returned from Duluth Friday.
The monthly business meeting of
the Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church will be held at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. F. w. Stowe Monday
evening.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Amer
lean Legion will meet with Mrs. Jas.
Creech tomorrow friday evening.
A slight mistake occurred in the
item concerning the mothers Spring
Tea last Wednesday. The tea was
given by the members of the Home
Economics club, and their instructor,
in honor of Miss Featherstone's
mother, Mrs. John Featherstone, of
Valley City, N. D.
The regular mail busses are now
running between Duluth and Grand
Marais. The daily mail service will
not be interrupted again for long
time, we hope.
Mrs. Sam Zimmerman, Jr, enter
tanned at birthday party for her
sister, Miss Mildred Berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson and
Miss Estella Pecore of Lutsen were
in town Wednesday.
V. N. johnson has re-opened his
vulcanizing department at the In
ternational Tire Shop.
Miss Alice Lindskog of Duluth came
up on the stage Saturday to spend
a few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Aug. Lindskog, on Maple
Hill.
Roger Cronen of Rose Creek came
in on the stage Saturday to visit his
sister, Mrs. Albert Gilbertson.
John Johnson, Jr. of Colvill has
started repair shop in the 1nterna-
tional Tire Service building.
Mr.. and Mrs. P: E. Aim and Mrs.
Titus left for a motor trip to Du-
luth Wednesday morning.
Joe Guyman has accepted a job
in the barber shop. This time, he
will have charge of one of the chairs.
He has had considerable experience
as barber and can cut hair with
the up-to-the-minute~ frills.
John Eide of Tofte came to Grand
Marais Sunday. He has accepted a
position at the Motor Inn.
l.. l.. Martineau, who has been in
charge of the Duluth immigration Of
fee, has been stationed Z at Grand
Marais for the summer. He has a
wife and two children who will Join
him as soon as he can find suitable
quarters in which to house them.
Guy Guyman has, accepted posi-
ton as tire yulcanizer at the Inter.
hational Tire Shop. ..=7 r. :.
( C. A. A. Nelson of Lutsen has pur:
chased Fordson tractor. and saw
mill. Mr.. Nelson intends to use the
tractor for power for the mill Cor
nelius Hall drove the tractor up from
Two Harbors last sweek >.ss53 7. F $&,1
Mr.. and Mrs. s J.. Hussey enter.
tanned Saturday evening at a5QO'' n
honor of Mrs. John Featherstone 81
Valley City. Mrs. Lars Lundquist
won the first prize. There was 8
nice lunch at midnight and singing
for half hour ended the party
sievert overvick and Andrsw Tofte
Jr. drove. in to Grand Marais from
Tote today il NJ overvicka Dodge,
John N Blackwell drove to Du-
lnth last sweek returning Friday:
Alton Kramer and Jas Parent ac-
|companied him rom Duluth, Ne.
Parent getting OFF at Cross River.
and Mrs Carl ssjjoberg -
turned Sunday mig on ;ehe lImucr: