The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-08-03
NEWS-ETTES OF GRAND
MARAlS AND VICINITY

Governor Preus and party were
Grand Marais visitors Saturday.
Leo Hussey left Friday afternoon
for a motor trip to Duluth. He re-
turned Sunday
Geo. W. Robertson returned last
Saturday from Duluth where he has
been serving as juror in the United
States term of court.
Last Sunday morning Rev. E. D.
Durfee conducted preaching services
in the Congregational church. He will
preach during the absence of the
pastor in the mornings only.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Forsyth, A. R.
Shelton and Miss bennett, all of Du-
luth, drove to Grand Marais Friday.
Saturday they went to Port Arthur,
returning the same day. They return
ed to Duluth Sunday.
Swan Lindquist with several lady
passengers was crowded off the road
by road hog Monday, according to
his story, and his gas tank was bad
ly damaged and had to be mend
ed. One wheel went down off the
side Of the culvert.
A. V. johnson, who went to Bay
field last week to attend Mr. Bally's
funeral, stopped over in Duluth He
contracted bad cold on the Wis
consin trip and is now in a hospital
under the doctors care. He is expec-
ted home soon.
Miss Helen Hottie and Miss Clara
Lel}eau came up from Duluth on the
America last Wednesday. Miss Le-
Beau returned to Duluth Monday,
while here being Miss Hotties guest
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Hottie.
The Misses Esther Peterson and
Agda Adams of Minneapolis, came up
on the America last Wednesday night
and are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Anderson They will leave on the boat
tonight for the return trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Anderson took their guests for
drive to see the Canadian Twin
Ports during their stay here.
c. o. johnson has resigned as state
patrolman of the Duluth road. He
had not been in the employ of the
state for about a week prior to the
time the governor made his trip up
here last Friday. Therefore, Mr..
Johnson wants us to inform the pub
he that he was not responsible for
the absence of red lights on the tenn
porary bridge at ;Rosebush washout.
Mr.. Johnson resigned because the
state would not give him the same
as the county paidJ
L. Friedheim, Edwin johnson and
Alvin Johnson, from the soldiers re-
Mobilization OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
spending a fortnight in Grand Mar
ais. Mr.. Friedheim. was formerly a
travelling salesman. . He possesses a
pleasing tenor voice and was urged
to sing a couple of numbers at the
Princess theater. Saturday night
which he kindly consented t.; do. He
was heartily encored and responded,
singing two Scotch and two yodle
songs. After conserving to sing, Mr..
sFreidheim reconsidered the matter
and asked to be excused. He was
pressed for q reason and gave one
which was not acceptable and he was
held to his original promise.
vs State Senator Adams, Of Duluth
with a SON. visited Grand Marais
from Saturday till Monday. He was
coming at fair rate OF speed about
three miles this side Of Cascade when
he struck some loose gravel on .
curve. His car got too far over and lie
could not get back on the road with
out the danger of tipping over AS It
was II was bard to keep il upright.
He had to make for the woods he
Ind slowed down consii erably BY the
time the ear bit A, ei glht inch tree.
His aead Mind shield