Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-04-27
LOCAL LAcoN1cs.
Make your garden.
Prairie fires are prevalent.

Break the land around posed build
ings.
Anton Enger is off ona business trip
to Valley City.
Weather not exactly sweltering, but
just about right.
The drug store and postoffice build
ing is nearing completion.
"A furniture store is assured for
Cooperstown. More anon.
w. E. Isbell, Tower City livery
man, was in town yesterday.
A full force of citizens were out.
Tuesday evening. "back-tiring''
john Lowry, of the lumber yard,
has been in Sanborn for Il few days.
The pleasant countenance of j.
Stevens is again seen upon our streets.
Our compositor wants ''pup'' out
OF the cut in the Mayville Eagle heading.
Set out shade trees, and you'll never
get tired of congratulating Yourself for
the act.
AS dandy front us could very well
tie conceived is that of the new bank
building.
e. Odegard Il Thompson remain in
the front with their big stock of groceries
at reasonable prices.
The sound of the hammer is the music
of prosperity. 1t can he heard contin-
nally in Cooperstown.
During the house-cleaning season
there is no place like homeland that's
something to be extremely happy for.
Our two s'busses'' have all the pas
senger traffic they can care for, and ex-
ira wagons convey the baggage from the
track.
The Hope Pioneer seems to have
discarded its mantle of letllargy, and for
a couple weeks has been as lively as Il
cricket.
"A hotel man-Whose name we did
not learn-from Eau Clare. Wis, was in
town Wednesday. enviously eying the
new hotel.
jamestown Capitol: The Coopers-
town Courier is a wonderfully spicy
newspaper, and is doing good service for
its section.
-Odegartl Il Thompson s cash receipts /!
on Monday amounted to over 5000. and
still 'Knud" saws they haven't shown
lis how to do business. as vet.
F. LeBaron. an accomplished sign
writer and grainer, arrived in town YES
tenlay and has concluded to stop with
us. and now solicits orders in his line. +
Winter has been kicked most en-
phatically from the loving lap of spring.
and we are now hasking in delicious
sunshine, with the mercury ranging from
60 down.
They are raising a row with a young
man in New Jersey who was engaged to
marry thirteen different GIRLS. It's get
ting so a man can't have any fun ut all
in that state.
Miss Laura IIuscl and Miss Maria
Rankin arrived from st. Clair. Mich.
Tuesday. They are both cultured ladies.
and are unusually" welcome to Share
OF this domain many blessings.
For 9 few days freighting was inn
peded between the track and this place.
on account of high water in Bald creek.
However. traffic has now been resumed
and everything is as gay as a marriage
bell
Nature is about to array herself i'm
new suit of clothes. She is beginning to I
blush from having remained naked all
winter. and young men are already she'd
ding their winter hulls and donning their
beautiful raiment. :
The enterprising farmers of that +
have constructed ferry 6
at ''l'eldler's Crossing" on the road be- a
-Ween here and Hope. The Sheyenne q
now has no terror for travellers. =
Ez=If Won want a set Of good work bar- :,
1ess call at Odegard Il Thompson S and 9
'o'! can ':catch on to a few big bar
gains in that line. Il
Tile ladies Of Cooperstown are pre- e.
'aring to give literary entertainment II
md ice cream social. AS they haven't b
ct us into their plans we hardly know .
whether or not to invite the entire pub Sc
ic. hut rather guess we had all better fl
70 over and see about it. The affair is IL
o be held at Meadow Brook school house IL
bout next Thursday evening. Il