The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-09-21

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Fred Jackson Jr and Harold Hottie
were hunting ducks Sunday in North
ern Light Lake.
Norman Mcpherson, the bus driver,
has tomato plants growing in the
bus.
Geo. Mayhem is on crutches as the
result of an accident while helping
to load pulp wood
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Olson returned
home Saturday from a trip to Du-
luth.
Elisha Creech and mother left
Tuesday morning for Wisconsin for
a visit with relatives.
Arthur Plumber returned to Hun
cry Jack Lake Tuesday morning af-
ter weeks stay in town.
. Harry Hummitsch of Hovland was
a visitor in St. Paul last week. He
returned Sunday night by boat.
John Green, the state game war
den, passed through town Monday
on his way to Grand Portage
Chas. Seglem, Chas. Nylund and
Joe Guyman were duck hunting at
Northern Light lake Sunday.
}. S. Woods returned on the stage
last Friday from Duluth, where he
is having his car repainted.
Take your lunch at the Fair next
Thursday and Friday. The ladies of
the Lutheran church will be serv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sunden and party of
Superior were in Grand Maras last
Saturday. They drove over to Port
Arthur, returning Sunday.
William, Floyd and George Moses
of Lutsen and John Nelson of Grand
Marais furnished the music at How
land for the dance Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Victor johnson and
Mrs. Emil Nelson left yesterday
morning for Two Harbors/ to cele-
brate Mr.. and Mrs. Johnsons first
wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wishcop re-
turned last week from Duluth. Mr..
Wishkop has been in the Nopeming
oanitarium for several, months but
is much improved + in health and is
now on furlough as a convalescent.
After a few days visit the two
Misses Smith returned to North
Lake Tuesday morning. Arthur
Smith accompanied them home.
The Girl Scouts, accompanied by
Miss Celia Hicks, their leader, took
hike Saturday to the old picnic
grounds east If town where < e.
ate Their dinner.
VIM. Bally and Arson Blackwell
have built themselves d duck boat,
the same being painted bright red,
which color. we'll known authority
by the name of Joe Croft. says, will
attract the ducks
J: McGinn, Frank P. McGinn and
J. J. McGinn of Pennington, Mimi,
have gone to the Canadian boundary
| to train their bird dogs. They drove
all the way from below. Minneapolis
with a team and covered wagon.
They had a lot of Airdale dogs which
they sold On the way, the dogs bring.
ing $25 each The ones not sold will
be trained for ducks which will add
to their value. They will remain in
Cook county until after the big game
season. W =. * zs: e.. 81 -
/ J.. ii. Pinkerton and son Clark re.
turned Sunday night from the Twin
Cities where they took in the State
Fair. While there they bought q
| Maxwell Smith Form Truck, his old
lone to be traded in. I. SIS s T. =; >% s..
4 E1ernert driver has received an ap-
/ pointment as assistant light house
] tender at the Superior entry On Lake
superior. Mr. and Mrs Driver are
leaving tonight for their new home
Miss Helen Gathers Grand
! Marais teacher, left last Thursday
night for Duluth where she entered
Ia Duluth hospital. Her sister Nancy
who was visiting her here accornpa
led her Miss Feat herstone was sick
Eve days before going AWAY but she
is reported to Be improving, and will
probably return home within week.
Johnny Carter ran 4 nail into his
Ifoot and was out of school week II
consequence He has recoVer