The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-08-17

Mrs. Stephenson Of Duluth is Wis
iting relatives here.
Tom Florman mOtored to Port Ar
thur Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
Chris Halverson of Colvill pur-
chased a new Chivrolet.
Mrs Hans Toftey has as her guest
Miss Adeline Judish of Holloway,
Mimi.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson have
started housekeeping in their new
home at Lutsen.
MISC Hazel Deger, of Minneapolis,
| will arrive in Grand Marais Sunday
for short visit.
| Mr. and Mrs Geo. Nelson of Lut-
sen visited friends and relatives in
the village Sunday.
| A. V. Johnson and family and v.
| N. Johnson motored to Duluth
Thursday returning Saturday.
Miss Agnes Thyesen left for Duluth
last Saturday after months visit
| with Miss Ruby HENDERSON.
Tom Hussey and Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Quart mOtored in from Little Marais
Sunday to take in the concert.
Olson Bros. completed their con-
tract on the North road last week
and broke camp Saturday.
Dan McDonough is in town after
spending the summer on the Jake
Preus road for Olson Bros.
VIM Pemble of Two Island lake
was in town Sunday and Monday. He
returned home Tuesday morning.
Frank O'Neil and family and Mrs
John jacobson, of Minneapolis, were
callers in the village Tuesday.
Easton jacobson of Hovland mo-
tored to Superior last week, return
ing Saturday.
Mrs. Chris Eide has returned from
St. Paul where she underwent an
operation for goiter.
Mrs. Mathews of Grand Portage
was a guest of the Hicks family for
several days this week.
Mrs., B. A. Rude has been sick
for a week or more, confined to he1
bed. She is now convalescing.
Chas Nyland motored to Duluth
Monday. The Misses Christina Clinch
and Helen Jackson accompanied him
Kenneth Blackwell returned to Du-
luth Saturday, after couple of
weeks at home recovering from the
flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Hall and Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Anderson motored
to Pigeon River bridge and return
Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Simons of Vir-
GINA and 0. H. Diercks, superinten-
dent of state timber, St. Paul, were
in Grand Marais Saturday.
Miss Alice Lindskog left on the
Str. America Monday evening fol-
Minneapolis where she will be en-
ployed the coming winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Ficklin have
returned to Grand Marais, Mr.. Flick.
lin brought his barber outfit with
him and expects to open shop here
A fire started at the electric light
plant Sunday, caused by spark fall
ing down from the exhaust pipe in
between the two engines, where there
was a lot of grease and oil. Guy Guy.
man, who was working in the next
room, smelled the smoke and gave
the alarm to Mr.. Johnson, who was
in the repair room. They extinguish-
ed the flames with couple of pals
of water from. the tire testing tank
The fire bell rang and there was ex-
element for a few moments.
4 Lieut.-Gov. Collins, Judge John B.
Sanborn and Mrs. Sanborn and Will
! son Clapp, of Minneapolis, were in
Grand Marais Tuesday and Wednes'
day. Last night they left on the
America, bound for Ignace, Ont.
about seventy-fve miles west of Port
Arthur. From that point they will
canoe to Hungry Jack lake. They
left their car here and will have a
car meet them at Hungry Jack on
their return by canoe. The trip will
be made without guide, all the
members being Ssuf Efficiently expert
enced in canoe travel to be able to
do the lakes alone. Mrs. sSanborn is
quite an expert in the woods, &C
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