Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-04-06

ship with Stevens u Enger.
John Houghton, superintendent of
ON the Cooper Bros farm,
is erecting ranch and stable on section
Ii OF this township which has been
rented on shares.
Captain Robinson, mine host of the
Park Avenue Hotel, Mardell, has just
received through Stevens 4 Enger
complete stock of baggage and coat
checks for his excellent house.
We can prove by "Al." himself that
the Lisbon Clipper is a trifle off, when
it says: There is citizen in Coopers-
town whose name is Shue. He is MAX
ing love to a young darling, and if the
Shue fits her she will put it on
j. W. Waldorf, an enterprising citi-
zen of South Bend, Indiana. came to
Cooperstown last week, and after fasten-
ing ON to piece of land and a good lot
he hastened back to the land OF Hoosiers
with the avowed intention of closing up
his affairs there and returning.
j. q. Myers, our accomplished paint
er, will erect house in Cooperstown and
his family. now in Tower City, will be-
come residents of this tlourishing burg.
Mrs. Myers will secure skilled help and
establish a first-class laundry here. which
will be appreciated in a substantial way.
&C. A. Van Wormer 4 Co., the big
real estate and loan firm OF Sanborn and
this place appear with fresh ''ad." this
week. Van Wormer Il Co., are as re-
liable as they are extensive i'm their oler-
ations, and do good missionary work
with the thousands OF circulars they
send east.
Mr.. NJ. Zimmerman accompanied
10y his niece, Miss Emma Henry, are
this weeks arrivals from the PennsNl-
vania Oil regions. They are relatives
and the guests of Jack" Brown, and
will remain in the land of vigor Mr.
z. intends opening a young bonanza
farm ut once.
came to Cooperstown last evening and
swore out Il warrant against his fellow
townsman. Chas. Ward. for assault. 1t
seems MI. Ward became little demon-
strative upon presentation OF a board bill
Mr.. Van u. claims to hold against him.
The matter will be ventilated before JUS
tice Glass.
-"Well, l declare" said Il Wisconsin
gentleman several days ago, ''this is cer-
tainly the most magical town | have
known. Two hours after entered the
Merrill House what should | discern
upon coming out but two new buildings
just across the way, and how these car
penters get frames up SO lively is what
puzzles me-
Ambrose III. Armstrong, late of
Cleveland. Ohio. has become a full
fledged citizen of Cooperstown as will he
noticed by his card i'm another column.
Mr.. Armstrong comes bearing creden-
tials as one of the best plastelers and
tinishers in the land. He is getting sand
and material on the ground. preparatory
to an active campaign in his line.
About twelve o'clock Sunday night
Mr.. Jorgensen. Clerk of the District
Court, awoke from peaceful slumbers
and sweet dreams of a fifty-dollar-per-
day land business to find his sleeping
apartment on fire. The incipient con-
flagration was checked by prompt action
ON the part of '',John'' with little damage
as the result \ defective tiue caused
the trouble.
"A largely attended and animated
temperance meeting was held in the
Merrill House Sunday evening. Mrs. j.
n. Brown presiding. Mrs. I. F. Kerr
read forcible selection in her pleasant.
easy style. While Messrs. q. F. Newell
and F M. Rockwell each earnestly pleaded
the great cause with clinched arguments
and telling effect. Twas a good meet
ing.
Speaking of our new jeweler the
Stockton Mo- Journal says: ''Chas. E.
Ferguson lett last week for Cooperstown,
Dakota. Charley won the confidence and
esteem OF our citizens during his stay
here and everyone regretted to see him
leave. We can cheerfully recommend
him to the people of Cooperstown as
young man worthy the respect and conf .
ience of every good citizen - !
Contractor Nloffat in erecting the
on Burrell avenue for publish
srhas not only pushed things, but has ac-
quilted himself of most workmanlike |
ob, everything being done up to the let
;er bf requirement. Having sold the