The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-09-28
Selmer Kjarum of Rowland was in
Grand Marais Wednesday.

oelIhef hJarum OF dOVland was In
Grand Marais Wednesday.
| Miss Helen Featherstone returned
on the America Sunday night from
Duluth where she spent a couple of
weeks in a hospital.
| The Marais Lumber Company re-
ceiyed hundred-ton shipment of
coal Tuesday.
Colbert Hottie came in from East
: Bearskin Lake Sunday where he has
been employed as carpenter for G..
F. Coleman, who is building cabin
, there.
Sunday afternoon partridge Wis
tied the roof of the Motor Inn and
caused quite a commotion. Some
small boys threw rocks at it and
broke window in the printing Of
flee.
Walter Anderson of the Motor Inn
staff has returned to work after sew
eral weeks lay-up on account of
bronchitis.
Carlos Avery and J. M. Eheim are
in the county, and in company with
Local Gamel Warden SAVIOR are on a
trip to the Sagnagaw lake territory.
They will be back Sunday and want
to meet the fishermen and trappers
Sunday night in the Village Hail
The purpose of the meeting is to
talk over the beaver trapping and
fishing. The business men also and
others interested are invited to be
ipresent and express their views.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Roe of Du-
luth arrived in town last week on
the America to visit Mrs. Roe's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hottie. A
parcel shower was given for Mrs. Roe
Monday night in the Lutheran church
! at which lot of nice presents were
presented to her. An elaborate
lunch was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Roe
left that night on the boat to re.
turn home.
Mrs. Hans Hottie left Mon
day night for Crosby, Minn., via the
boat, to join her son Hartley who
is principal of one of the schools
! there.
Monday afternoon a shower was
given at Jorgen Pederson's residence
| on Maple Hill for Amy Lindskog
| She received a number of beautiful
presents. Monday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Hans Toftey
another shower vas given in honor
| of Miss Lindskog. The honored
guest will be married early next
month to Arvid Nelson of Maple
Hill.
| Fred Myers drove Jim Woods Els.
sex up from Duluth Friday, where
the car received new coat of paint
Mr.. Myers returned to Duluth Sat.
urday.
Mrs. Frank Kilby of Duluth visit.
ed last week with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Anderson of Maple
Hill. She returned to Duluth the
last of the week.
Chas. Boostrom of Clearwater Lake
Lodge was in town the first part of
the week.
Mrs. Fridblom of Schroeder has
been calling on the people of this
part of the county this week, Incl
dentally fixing up her political fen
ces. -
S. A. Stelwago of the Minneapolis
branch of the Ford Motor Company
is on a canoe trip through the
northern part of, Cook county. He
has a motion picture camera with
him and will take pictures along
the Canadian boundary. P. K. Priest
is accompanying him. )
Miss. Wheeler of Superior arrived
Sunday to enter. upon her duties as
one of the teachers in the Grand
Marais school. II : -. vi IL. 80 .,
Mr.. and: Mrs. Chas. j.. johnson
returned Monday from a trip to st /.
Paul and Minneapolis. Z & 80, =.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Eide and Sigvard
Eide Of Tofte were in Grand Marais
Sunday ]. D. III NJ,
Fred jackson Jr., Ed Nelson and
John n Blackwell were out duck
hunting Sunday They went to
Northern Light Lake. 7.s.s s..
Jessnp Of Toftte was transact
ing business in Grand Marais today.
He has planted = lot Of grapes on
his farm at Tofte and hopes TO dem
Ionstrate the pract icability Of raising
| them here.