Cooperstown courier., 1883-09-28

Official Paper Of Griggs County
Local LAcoN1cs.
Building operations are brisk.
Joe Buchheit is on his claim in Will
low.
MIR. Brophy's residence is up and
enclosed.
Oats have been bringing 80 to 80
cents this week.
About five carloads is now averaged
per day at the elevator.
j. NJ. Burrell, banker, came up last
night for sniff of metropolitan air.
Few Flannels and Groveland Suit
ings for Ladies' wear at Whidden Bros.
John Ole is now dealing out sixteen
ounces to the pound at Nelson & Lang
lies.
Fred Sabin is back from business
trip to Jamestown and several other in
consequential places.
Saturday evenings accommodation
brought twenty-nine guests for the Pal
ace to entertain over Sunday.
Joseph Allen will remove from his
fertile claim to Cooperstown, and he
will build a cottage of his own.
Fall plowing is we'll advanced among
the small farmers of the county, and the
threshinR season is at its zenith.
Ten or twelve young people from
this place rusticated in Mardell and
dined at the Park Avenue, Sunday.
The fronts on Nelson & Lapglie's
and Stevens & Enger's store have been
beautified by a coat of fresh paint this
week.
"A neat new awning over the SIDE
walk at Whidden Bros emporium now
protects goods on display from the bright
autumnal sun.
Conductor Nc Claren's family have
arrived, and that worthy perforater of
tickets will make Cooperstown his home
in the future.
notwithstanding that this is one OF
the glorious months Of ''R.' - the succu-
lent bivalve has not appeared in Coop
erstown as yet.
1t IS noticed that commercial men
now make it point to Sunday over in
Cooperstown. The Palace is what bring
,o,,, bo,.o On nlonfifnl1v
Efforts are being make to geta post
office established at Mr.. Mateson's, on
section 16. t 147, So, which is not far
from the discontinued Office Of Lybeck.
DIR. Newell is now building an addl-
ton to his store for household purposes,
and last week he had to put in more
shelves to accommodate his increasing
business.
Mrs. w. c. Jimeson and children,
of Willow, have been stopping at the
Palace this week. Mr.. Jimeson will
erect a house in Cooperstown for his
winter residence.
in saloon brawl Wednesday night
a railroader with artistic inclinations
portrayed an elaborate italian sunset
scene on che phisiognomy of another
railroader. No arrests.
OF all the thresiers hereabouts we
have seen but one propelled by horse
power, and that confines its operations
to the Valley. where it would be diff
cult for steamer to get around.
Any discrepancies in the Courier
this issue can be charged UP to our
threshing account. Garnering grain has
had more attraction for us this week
than the old story of running paper.
IS. A. Nelson, of the firm of Nelson
& Langlie has gone east, which is a
warning for everyone to look out for an
immense stock of winter goods, which
bouqht in cheap market will be sold
cheaper than usual.
LADIES' and Gents Fine Shoes in
great variety at Whidden Bros
The cellar for DR.. Kerr's new resi-
dence is excavated and the structure will
rise Just as soon as the contractors can
get at it. Work in the building line is
pressing and one has to have his order
in early to receive attention.
Call at Odegard & Thompson's for
YOUR winter supply Of Flour and Pork.
Its now a good time to practice
closing the door when you come in or go
out. If were not for fear of giving
offense we would like to offer a similar
<,.a.noct;on rooa rdinu the mouths of some