The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-01-05

Hilmer- Nelson Of Mineral Center
as been in town for several DAYS.
y VIM. Clinch returned Monday from
Duluth where he attended a conven-
ion or conference of the county
gents.
Miss Amy Lindskog was a visitor
IN Good dHarbor HILL, Monday and
Tuesday at the home of her sister,
hrs, sFrithjof Wannebo.
John M. and Kenneth Blackwell
notored to Duluth Friday, returning
1onday. Carl Holt made the TRIP
With them and Miss Emma Hottie and
'idneyz Woods accompanied them on
he way down.
John Gustafson and Gus Bloomgrer
If Port Wing, Wis.,, are working on
the North Shore again this winter.
Nels Hutton, of Rosebush, who was
IN the sick list last week, is now
able to work again
Regular business meeting Of the
Congregational Ladies' Aid Society
will be held next Monday afternoon
at o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Axel E. Berglund. ALI members are
urged to be present.
A few weeks ago we received Il
etter. from H. E. Qualheim, formerly
superintendent Of the schools here,
n which he extended greetings to
he Grand Marais people. Mr.. Quail
1eim also renewed his subscription
the News-Herald, which is evil
, lence that he enjoys reading about
nd takes an interest in the people
With whom he soiourned for four.
ears He is in an agricultural dis
riot, and being in charge as examin-s
r of a string of banks all in differ
mt towns, is in a position to feel
he public pulse ard undertand the
financial condition of the agricultural
people as no person in another call
:ng could do. He said: The pressing
times are adjusting themselves for
he better now. I have never known
Of people being in such. tight posi-
tions for ready cash. If business en-
and the farmers here in
Iowa were forced to liquidate IS per
cent of them would have liabilities
over and above their, resources.
Nearly all land is heavily encountered
and many years will roll by before
the debts will be cleared off. Iowa
sunk twelve million dollars of cold
cash in fake stock Investments, which
is one reason why this great corn
state is ALI on the bankruptcy scale.
This was executed when coin sold
for $500 a bushel. The frivolous
and inconsistent standard of living
has been jolted and Jared Severely.
Carl Carlson of rofte motored to
Grand Marais Tuesday on business.
Hilmer Nelson of the reservation
was here the first part of the. week
with his two teams of horses. He:
hired out one team while here and
hauled a load of supplies back with
the other n =. n. i:
John Netterlund IF Mineral Cen
ter stopped over here Saturday
while enroute home from Duluth
Miss Julia Gratz If Duluth arrived
on the Monday stage to attend the
funeral Of her uncle, George Wart-
ner. u. <tfeessI
Mrs. Anton Peterson feturn.d
Wednesday night on the stage from
a nine days visit With friends ard
relatives in Duluth. es.5sskssz2 5r99:, =
Miss Helen jackson visited rela-.
tives in Hovland from Friday until
tuesday s=.
Ole Larson of Croft ville is in Two
Harbors in the hospital where he
underwent an operation. Mrs. Lar
son left here Friday to be near him :.
Andrew johnson returned On tire
stage Tuesday night from a short
Istay an Duluth. .s.: :. ss.s
Word has been received here that
perhaps County Commissioners JAS.
Maher Of Grand Portage is lost On
Lake Superior. i left home last
week il = gasoline t,oat and had net
treturned up to today
Andrew Olson 81 Tofte was q bus:
mess caller il town yestte rxlay
William Walters of Mineral Center
Ras il town today. He stopred he
fttsgaen stage he rg
this winter
The Norsts ian 3 y dies "a u
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