Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-11-16
LOCAL LAcoN1cs.

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-Plowlng for 1888 is over.
Who could ask for finer weather?
Ten below zero yesterday morning.
How do YOU like the first edition of
winter?
Probate Judge Andrus went down
to Sanborn Wednesday.
j. H. Montgomery went to Fargo
Sunday, returning Tuesday.
.-R. T. Pinkerton has been quite i'll
for week or SO, but is now out again.
Either go to the concert this even
ing or send up fovr bits as Your regrets.
Very little sickness in this vicinity
now, as compared with couple weeks
ago.
Mrs. T. F. Kerr is expected home
from her extended eastern visit next
week.
H. P. Smart has been "shelved"
this week, with an intlamed eye to care
for and sooth.
We have enjoyed little bracing
weather this week. but the sun doesn't
forget to shine.
WIN. Wellman, of Sanborn, has been
i'm the county seat this week, collecting
for Chas. Booth y Co.
The publisher, after rusticating in
Fargo. Cass county, a few days was glad
to get back to the central city, Tuesday
evening.
j. S. Bronson, the Sanborn jeweler
and newsdealer. has ia card in the Courier
that may be Of interest to many of our
readers.
The streets are thronged with teams
to-day and our little city presents a
metropolitan appearance that is pleasant
to behold.
e. B. Paxson, and c. A. Radford, Of
Fargo, passed north yesterday for So
]ourn on their claims, after spending a
day at the Palace.
The Sanborn railroad station feels
itself quite an institution. and we'll it
may for the ticket sales the first of this
week run up to $500 day.
MIR. Geo. Foley, the contractor who
graded the Cooperstown railroad, has
purchased a residence and taken his
permanent abode in Fargo.
A letter from David Bartlett in
forms us that he is pleasantly settled in
Boulder. Colorado. and that the wealth
er there is extremely pleasant.
-Vice-Presldent Oakes, of the North
ern Pacific. and president of the Coop
erstown 4 Turtle Mountain, with his
special train and party is expected to az
rive in this place tomorrow forenoon
The Lehman Elevator Co. of San
born are reaching out. They have just
purchased the Spiritwood elevator, and
will hereafter manage it.-Jamestown
Capital.
Since the freeZe-up wheat has been
rolling in at big rate, and our elevator
men are hard worked to care for it. The
merchants report an increasing trade in
consequence.
w. }. McCord, general agent of the
New York Life Insurance Company.
has been in Cooperstown few days this
week. writing new policies and settling
Mr. Whidden's.
The good society and our excellent
schools are inducing numerous farmers
to take winter quarters in Cooperstown,
that their families may have these desir-
able advantages.
This is just about the season of the
calender year that enterprising dealers
plant their Holiday advertisements. The
columns of this great family journal are
open for such purposes.
Agent Cowen now has temporary
electrical connection with the Sanborn
Office, and the boys can chatter with
each other. The regular instruments
for this line are looked for every day.
Farmers who want fall ballad may
hum, without infringing upon any copy
right, the following:
No mere the reaper 1nutilates,
The ,hrseher chews no arns;
No more the boiler portable
Depopulates our farms;
To rocst the plow has gone,
To market our No. is drawn.