Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-09-14
LOCAL LAcoN1cs.


LOCAL LAcoN1cS.
District court convenes at Valley
City next Tuesday.
j. K. Worthington, of st. Louis,
Mo-, was in town part of the week.
Mrs. F. Gillett, of Sioux Falls, this
territory, arrived in Cooperstown OH
Monday.
-Cooperstown has merry cobbler
and the boys can now have their soles
repaired.
Farmers can sell their grain for cash
4 Thompson.
The Fargo Argus estimates that
1000 threshing machines are now at
work in North Dakota.
-Griggs county was not represented
at the North Dakota convention held in
Fargo last Wednesday.
The Herald really thinks that Tower
CITY is soon to have a railroad from the
VIC
"A small party of Nlmrods brought
in forty chickens Tuesday as the result
of an afternoons exploit.
j. G. Sorgen and o. B. Balster have
represented Missouri:s metropolis, St.
Louis, in the Hub this week.
General Manager c. A. Roberts, ac-
companied by Mrs. Roberts, arrived at
the Palace Tuesday evening.
Settlers in town JAG, range GO, now
rejoice over the presence of the govern
ment surveyors now in that fertile town.
ship.
Mrs. T. G. Fernald and little daugh-
ter. of st. Paul, are stopping with the
Turtle Mountain 8 superintendent, at the
Palace.
j. Little. recently of Wheatland, is
building store at Harvard, (Daisy's)
which he will stock with general mer-
chandise.
N. L. Lehman and w. E. Covey, of
Sanborn, came up to the capital Monday
and enjoyed life at the Palace until
Wednesday.
-Messrs. Holiday Bros. received a car
load of those famous Casaday sulky
plows this week. and are ready for the
fall campaign in their line.
Ole Ilalverson marketed the first
load of wheat at Cooperstown and re-
ceived 80 cents per bushel therefor.
Odegard 4 Thompson were the purcllas-
erS.
Division of the territory at the pres
ent time is not desirable to the interests
of North Dakota. At least so said the
sages of the literary society Wednesday
evening.
MFR. Cooper thinks that by keeping
his three machines on the constant go
he can get along without stacking his
grain this fall, threshing directly from
the shock.
The Lehman Elevator and Lumber
Co. are offering coal-hard or soft-at
really low prices. People should con-
suit the interests of their pocketbook by
purchasing early.
Mrs. H. G. Pickett's name as sec
retary Of the literary society was unin-
tentially omitted from the list of officers
reported last week. Printers, it will
appear, are not infalible.
MIR. S. Nelson returned from his
somewhat protracted visit at Lanesboro,
Friday, and seems greatly refreshed in
spirits and vigor. He is now ready for
an overwhelming fall trade.
j. NJ. Burrell. accompanied by his
old time friend. II. b. steck. prom
inent real estate operator of Bradford,
Penn, spent Tuesday and Wednesday
in the metropolis Of Griggs.
Mr.. r. c. Brophy, who is to have
charge of the elevator. arrived last even
ing. The company are pushing its COM
pletion and expect to be ready for the
reception of grain next Tuesday.
The notorious Frank James has
relative who has enjoyed the wholesome
air of Cooperstown for some time in the
person Of Mr.. James. the Reliance har-
vester expert. who is cousin Of the
acquitted bandit.
Fred Sabin returned from his field
labors in Foster county, Tuesday, and
he reports matters and things quiet at
Darlington. The county was organized
last Saturday and Darlington captured
the county seat plum.