Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-06-22
FRIDAY, JUNE %, 1888.
LOCAL LAcoN1cs.

LOCAL LACONlCS.
No, Jane you must not be 80 rude
Asto pronounce it simply dude;
II in the height of style you'd be
Pronounce it Us if spelt du-dee
The concert was good.
IS. Mckenzie is in town.
Straw hats are in full blossom.
Most everybody went to the concert.
As lover Cashier Pickett seems at
home.
Mrs. G. F. Newell has arrived at
the central city.
Old papers for so cts. per hundred at
the COURIER shop.
Ben. F. Piatt, of Fargo, was in Coop
erstown Wednesday.
The fragrance of coming orange
blossoms fills the air.
The records of Griggs county are
now complete as can be.
Helena, this county, is to have reg
ular mail service after June 30.
Cashier Pickett Sundayed over athis
old stamping ground, Sanborn.
Two new residences have shot up
over near the school house this week.
School opened Monday with Prof
Clough in charge of the governmental
reinS
The postotiice will soon be removed
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avenue.
There will probably be masonic
lodge organized at this place before many
moons.
r.. G. Cooper returned from three
or four days business visit in St. Paul,
Tuesday.
Frank Rockwell was pleasantly sur
prised by the arrival OF his youngest son,
yesterday.
The school township director will
hold office for three years, the clerk two
and the treasurer one year.
The only difference between the aver
age Cooperstown small boy and glass
OF soda water is five cents.
"A. II. Armstrong, one of our pop
ular plasterers, started for his old home,
Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday.
Mr.. Peter Stewart, Cooperstown' S
handsome and genial plasterer, is down
on week S visit to Valley City.
The Bank of Cooperstown has a
very natty new gold lettered sign, and it
alorns their institution with becoming
grace.
If Richard knows himself, the first
Fourth in the history of Cooperstown
will he an event long to be remembered.
DIR. Kerr successfully performed, on
Monday, the delicate operation of cut
ting an abscess from the neck of Frank
Hunter.
DIR. Newell drives about the fastest
nag in this county. Don't appear sur
prised when you see him sailing over the
prairie at GAS gait.
With her records complete and a
court house with iron vaults to keep them
in, assured, Griggs county feels pretty
well settled on the journey upprosper-
ity's broad highway.
Prof. j. G. Brown, mentioned last
week as a probable victim to Dakota's
charms, has concluded to remain in our
midst, and has accepted a clerkship in
the Office of Campbell Il Sabin.
The Jamestown Capital is the dandy
paper of the unaproachable territory of
Dakota, and by the time it gets through
the COURIER Office it usually looks as
tattered as street arabs pantaloons.
N. L. Lehman has been in st. Paul
the past week looking the market over
with a view to purchasing material and
machinery for one of the big elevators to
be built at Cooperstown this summer.
-Postmasters are now required to
forward letters remainingi in their office
1,ncalled for seven days to the dead letter
Office. Thirty days used to be the time
they We're allowed to hold unclaimed
mail.
The boys overat Odegard 4 Thomp-
sons are getting the manufacture Of ice
cream down to a science, and the article
they now offer in that line is equal to
that of the best caterers of the country.
Try dish and be convinced.