Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-17

1T is not generally known, but it is
nevertheless q fact, that IL. j. Curtiss,
Northern Pacific agent at Sanlnrn, can
ticket passengers to any point in the
United States, at the very lowest rates.
too. Consult him before bloing your
coupon tickets.
Try IL pound of Fancy Cakes. You
can buy them from Whilien Bros.
MIR. Allen Breed, Esq.,, was over from
Hope Tuesday communing with his
friends on this side of the raging Shey-
enne. Wehave heard it said that Mr..
Breed has the best garden in Steele coun-
ty, and that his wheat is surely good for
from @ to 25 bushels per acre.
,<Mr. Geo. W. Barnard feels as big as
a summer garden full ofripe watermelons
while Mrs. Barnard is unusually happy,
and the fountain of all this JOY is nine
pound piece of femininity that arrivedon
Monday afternoon. Congratulations and
a fresh supply of kerosene oil are in
order.
j. F. Holiday, one of fCooperstown's
energetic machinery dealers, returned
on Monday from a ten days siege of
work at Sanborn, where his firm are
doing rushing business. They have
sold seventy-five self-brnders this season,
to say nothing of the hordes of other
implements.
Miss Caro- Smith, who is spending
her initial summer in Dakota with her
uncle on the great Cooper farm, is de-
lighted with the climate and upon her
return to Wisconsin will have naught
but peans of praise to sing of this fair
haven. We shall look for a large dele
CATION from Delavan next summer.
The latest new enterprise i'm town
is announced by cards that read thusly
S'Pioneer Laundry, Cooperstown, OAK.
Mrs. ]. c. Yancey, Proprietress. All
work left at the house, on Roberts
Avenue, or at Cash's barber shop will
receive prompt attention. A trial So
licited and satisfaction guaranteed"
School books at Odegard Il Thomp-
sons.
The up-and-tloing citizens of Wheat
land school township (No. l1) are pre-
pairing to erect seven temples of learn
ing at accessible points this fall, to cost
total sum of $500. Mr.. Chas. Nelson
and s. b. Merriman are on the hoard for
that town, which ensures a public spirit
ed. but careful expenditure of school
money.
-Messrs. Whidden Bros. the ever
energetic drive-ahead Lehman Avenue
merchants are out with their mid-sum-
mer announcement this week, which
can be read by referring to another page.
This extensive institution is becoming
exceedingly popular with the public.
who find that they always back up what
they say or advertise.
-Mayville Tribune: Mr.. G. I. Croft
from Cooperstown, Dakota, who was
recently appointed postal clerk on tile
Breckenridge and Mayville route. te
take the place of j. Fl. Hutchins, re.
signed. took his first run over the road
on Monday last, much to the delight OF
Major Manning, who has been doing the
work of two men for the past six weeks
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Zimmerman with
their two bright little daughters have
arrived ''bag and baggage from Penn
sylvanla and will at once proceed to open
a young bonanza farm just south. and
within sight of Cooperstown. Mrs.
Zimmerman is sister to Jack Brown,
and her family lend strength to the al
ready splendid society of that neighbor-
hood, while the little girls will bloom
into genuine Dakota bellies
Arrival of the sporting season has
inaugurated lively campaign in the
gun and ammunition line, and our gen
ial dealers, Stevens & Enger, smile COM
placently. On Tuesday evening they
sold four of those model English breech
loading. double-barrelled shot guns; one
each to Messrs. liver jacobson. j. N.
Jorgensen, Klaus Jackson and Harvey
Yeaton. They all sailed forth next day
and the poor chickens, no longer protect
ed by the strong arm of the law, had to
suffer.
-Thee elevator is in course of construct
ion. BY buying pair of those nobby
boots at Whidden Bros. you can elevate
yourself.
That staunch journal friend of Da-
kota, the Northwest, published in New
York City by f. V. Smalley, has these
remarks to make of Cooperstown: "The
track on the Sanborn, Cooperstown II
Turtle Mountain Railway has reached