The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-04-20
NEWS-ETTES OF GRAND
MbARAlS AND VICINITY

lund drove to Duluth Tuesday.
w. J. Huffman of Chicago Bay
was in town Tuesday. :
Jack Soderhnd drove in from How
land Wednesday,.
Chris Peterson Of Hovland was a
caller in town Wednesday.
Gust Olson of Good Harbor Hill
transacted business in town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. HENDERSON of Good Harbor
attended Miss Featherstone Pink Tea
Wednesday.
Capt. John Warro of Duluth was
in town. this week.
Andrew Trana of Caribou Point
drove into Grand Marais Wednesday.
John Myhr of Hovland was in town
yesterday, having finished a success
full winters work logging.
A number of the residents of Chip
pewa village are making sugar at the
sugar bush. The sap is reported to
be running rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson and Miss
Stella Pecore of Lutscn attended the
dance Easter Monday night.
Jesse and Ray Parent and Eli Smith
of Cross River were in Grand Marais
Saturday.
James Parent of Cross River was
in for the Easter Monday dance.
Miss Ludy HENDERSON spent her
Easter vacation at her home on Good
Harbor Hill.
T. F. Thomas has purchased a lot
in Harbor addition and will erect for
himself a cottage thereon.
Miss Sophie Sjoberg has returned
to her school at Tofte after spend
ing her Easter vacation with her
parents.
Miss Francis Hedstrom was home
from her school at Tofte for a week,
for the Easter vacation.
Max Hurtig of the Mariaggi hotel
in Fort William was the first to drive
a car through from there this year.
1t cost him $50 to go four miles over
a part of the road.
August J. johnson is on a trip
to Duluth.
S. V. Colman, a state civil engin-
eer in charge of about ten men to
survey Trunk Highway No. / east
from Grand Marais to Grand Port
age, are in the village preparing to
age, is in the village preparing to
fore him.
The officers of the Automobile
club are arranging to have meeting
of the entire membership in the near
future.
A number from town attended the
dance at Maple Hill Saturday night.
A good time was reported.
The Happy Hour Hall was filled
Monday night at the Easter Monday
ball. It was social success.
Oscar Olson has been sick in. bed
with the "fln'' for the past ten days
or more. He is getting better and
is expected to be up in a few days.
Hans o. Engelsen, C. j. Johnson
and L. H. Lien were appointed at a
recent meeting Of the Automobile
Club executive board to serve as a
committee to consider the advisibil-
1 ty of planting Lake Superior herring
in the inland lakes Containing trout,
They would be a good source of food
SUPPLY ~ .>,.. .S5>,' =. #:,<
Mrs John Sarnslar is confined to
her bed with the. ''flu,'' but IS inn
proving and is expected to be out
lin short time. rs .=% 81. Sc g. ~ j. :,
h John Johnson of Grand Marais, re-
ported last week as suffering from a
slight stroke Of apoplexy, is improv-
ing and win probably recover. !
The Congregat ional Ladies'. Aid will
meet next Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs: I'm. Olson. Ey-
Eerybody IS cordially invited.
Miss Lillian Nelson has opened
her dress Una king parlor il the Hans
Toftey residence
Edward Nelson and Victor johnson
went to Duluth Monday forenoon r. Il:
turning Tuesday evening
Mrs. Hans Tpftey has recovered
from = siege Of Sickness .Is was
mp town yesterda for tl,e frs tine
Iiia several weel