Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-14
LOCAL LAcoN1cs.

Lovely day.
Who ever saw tfleheat?
Doesn't the sun SHINE beautifully?
Wheels laid up and sleighs slip
ping.
Who says Dakota is not the Italy of
American
Now the lads can take their lasses on
that long anticipated sleigh ride.
Miss Maye Crane, of Sanborn, greet
ed her brother Maynard with a brief
visit Monday.
Pile driving was completed OH the
Sheyenne bridge Wednesday, and the
frame work is nearley done.
Edwin Bradley, the city tonsor, has
moved his shop back into the Holiday
building, just east of the Palace.
eBCall at Nelson & Langlie's and ex-
anime their immense stock of watches
and jewelry for Christmas gifts.
The small boy is happy for Coopers-
town will have genuine, old-fashioned,
everybody-get-a-present Christmas tree.
Some of our enterprising business
men are joining issues and erecting a
telephone line from the depot to the
Palace.
tB- If you want Il Bob Sled YOU must
come soon or they will all he sold. They
are selling like hot cakes. Odegard &
Thompson.
We have yet to see the man who
will admit that finer fall and winter
weather than we have thus far exper-
fenced is possible.
Every generous hearted citizen
should make it a point to be present at
the glee club Christmas tree benefit next
Thursday evening.
-Carelessness lost us an item last
week through negligence to mention
visit to our lively burg of Bro. Ben Ben
nett, of the Sanborn Enterprise.
-Messrs. Boyum & Holland, the en-
ergetic machinery dealers, are out with
amodest card in the Courier, to which
your attention is respectfully directed.
Prairie chickens are quite plentiful
in the Sheyenne woods, and our local
nimrods are improving the last days of
grace to pop away at the feathery cack-
lers.
BWe can just discount our compet-
itors every time, both as to quality of
goods and price. Fifteen years exper-
fence in purchasing goods in eastern
l. Langlie.
-Cooperstown, like all other places,
has one or two royal stinkers. and the
Courier has hard work at times to re-
frain from mentloninga name or two in
such connection.
AS will be noticed by his announce
ment on the eighth page, Mr.. J. F.
Bronson, the Sanborn Jeweler, is at the
Palace Hotel with large assortment of
Jewelry and Fancy Goods.
Fargo Republican: 'sSocial hops,''
says the Courier are talked of for Coop
erstown. That variety of hops do best
in winter and the people show good judge
ment in beginning cultivation early in
the fall.
Cashier Burrell rushed up from San
born Monday morning, smiled on his
many friends, gazed upon the flattering
balances at the Bank of Cooperstown
and returned to his adopted heath by
the afternoon train.
Nothing is quite 50 disheartening as
to see man jlngling good healthy dol
lars in his pocket that rightful,y belong
to his local publisher. OF course this
don't apply to Dakota, but is a areaection
of by-gone days when the writer printed
and grew poor in a more eastern longi-
tude.
-Odegard & Thompson, the ''Pion-
eers,' are rushing things in the sleigh
market They opened carload Tues
day morning and in two short days the
indefatigable Knud had disposed of II
pairs Of bobs. There appears IN another
column a little talk on bob sleds, which
may profit you to read.
IWhy are some of the farmers haul
ing those heavy loady So happy? Be
Sleds Of Odegard s. Thompson. /,
Fargo Republican,: w. j. McCord,
Of the New York Life Insurance Com
pany, returned to the city yesterday
from visit to Nebraska. He found
check waiting for him for Sl,O0S.64, the
same made out to the widow of John B
Whidden, who died at Cooperstown
October %.