The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-03-30
OF GRAND
MARAIS AND VICINITY

A dancing party was given at the
+own hall, Maple Hill, Saturday night.
Miss Ella Erickson of Hovland is
low employed in the postoffice at
Grand Marais.-
Miss Vivian and Leo Hussey enter
! tanned few of their friends at their
ONE Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Helga Eliason entertained a
"ew young people at her home Sun
lay evening.
Miss Mildred Lindskog spent a
week visiting with Miss Alice Mel
| on on Maple Hill.
I Claus Johnson and Frankie LeSage
returned Tuesday morning on the
":age from Duluth.
George Hughes drove in from How
and Monday, returning the same
lay.
Mrs. Arvid Hager and daughter
evelyn came up from Duluth Satur-
lay on the stage
Hjalmer Sather in on a business
trip to Duluth. He made the down
trip on Mondays stage.
Miss Ida Knutson of Grand Portage
has been spending a week at the
home of Ed Johnson at Croftviu.
Mrs. Frithjof Wannebo of Good
Harbor Hill and Miss Amy Lindskog
are visiting with Mrs. John Nelson
on Maple HILL
C. O. Backlund has taken the con-
tract to build the foundation and
basement for an annex to the Tour
list Hotel.
Ed Toftey, Morris Olson and John
H. Winger returned Sunday from a
trip to the Twin Cities in Mr.. TOT
tey's car.
Homer Massey, of Lutsen, has re-
turned from Two Harbors where he
has been recuperating after a slight
attack of rheumatism.
Hans Gilbertson of Maple Hill made
one of his periodical trips to town
Monday. He is contemplating a trip
to Norway in June. He has one sis
ter living there.
A party was given to Andrew o.
son of Maple Hill Sunday afternoon
by few of his married neighbors
According to reports it was very
pleasant gathering and appreciated
and enjoyed very much by the one
in whose honor the affair was given
icy all had a good time.
The young people of Maple Hill
ad sliding party Monday night
by Devils Track river over by the
old school house. There was a large
bonfire where the sliders could sit
and warm themselves, and some Of
the time was taken up by story-tell-
ing and singing by the whole com
pany Of merry-makers.
Miss Lillian Nelson of Maple Hill
is enjoying some strenuous hikes,
walking in from her home Tuesday
as an example of one of her feats.
Although not too portly she says she
wishes to. reduce.
A number of young people of Ma
pie Hill hiked down to Dewar's camp
Sunday afternoon. They had a nice
lunch. at the camp, took-some pict-
ures and returned home late in the
afternoon. = 80.
Tom Joynes has been suffering
from an liberated tooth which DR..
Harvey Hicks has been treating sue
cessfully enough SO that the patient
has improved much in appearance.
Last week his face was badly swollen.
Ye editor Isl leaving for ST. Paul
as delegate to the state Repubh-
can convention to be held In st.
Paul Friday. The other delegates
! are Cd. johnson, G !. a. Nelson and
Sam Zimmerman, Jr 55 ss5 10
& David Carriboo, who has been sick
for the past two months, is conval-
escing He was down town for the
FIRST time Saturday since his sick
ness. ss.ss
Mrs B g. Sterling is planning TO
build an annex to the Sterling hotel
With { both hotels building anne 1es
this village win be better prepared
rs accommodate the heavy tourist