Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-28

ed only by several hundred thousand
dollars, and who also conduct the Barnes
Go. Bank at Sanborn. A new commune
nifty, where industries are often started
on meagre capital. feel the need of good
banks, and it is gratifying to know that
abundant capital always awaits the
financial demands OF this place and the
surrounding country. The Bank is
opening a mortgage loan department.,
from which they will place money fOl
eastern capitalists ON tirSt-class real
estate at western rates of interest and on
long time. Cashier III. q. Pickett es-
peclaily solicits the correspondence of
men desirous of No. l longtime securi-
ties or OF nonresident tax payers.
THE PALACE HOTEL
Is something of which every citizen is
justly proud, not only of it's elegant an
polntnents but of the manner i'm which
it is conducted. This spacious hostelrv
is the result Of public-spirited motives
on the part OF the Cooper Townsite Co.
who had it constructed and furnished AT
cost OF $2l GOO, knowing full we'll that
no institution could be established here
OF more Importance and benefit to the
place than first-class hotel, 4 full
description having once been given I'm
these columns we will only state that il
is beautiful specimen of architectural
beauty, being constructed with 'front.'
age Of Is feet on two streets--15) feet
front in all-and in the Shape of a square
angle. 1T is virtually thee-stories high.
the upper story being IL dormer-Win-
dowed one, and contains some II rooms.
a!l OF which are elaborately furnished
The Townsite Company had upon it's
completion applications without number
1of ltS occupancy, but being very dtsir-
Gus of Il thoroughly competent tenant
waited until they were able to close with
the present popular landlord. Mr.. III. G.
FITCH: The Palace is conducted on
slrlctly tirst-class principles, and no one
Is better calculated for the hotel business
than Mr.. Fitch. who has given the house
reputation among travelling men as
!.eng the best kept hotel i'm North Da-
kota. Capitalists coming to Coopers-
town to look land will find public ac-
commodations that equal the luxuries of
an elaborate home.
THE UNION HOUSE
classes amyng the hotels that are within
the reach of everybody, and vet it is not
cheap in it's appointments. Mr.. III. III.
RetZatf il the proprietor and his exceed
lngly large patronage denotes that he is
an eminent success as Il caterer to the
public. The hotel is very conveniently
located, has nicely arranged rooms. the
tables are always well supplied! with
clean, hearty food. and tile transient,
rates are but Sl.25 per day. while board
is proportiOnately reasonable.
WILLIAM GLASS, ESQ.
does land and real estate business. and
IS one OF the very first men of the coun-
ty. Mr.. Glass practices before the var
ious land departments of the United
States, pays rigid attention to the inter-
ests of his clients and is a person wM,
can safely he trusted, us lie hasacknowl-
edged and established integrity. Being
one of the early settlers of Griggs coun-
ty, in which he has great and unlimit-
ed faith, he has secured for himself q;
couple choice farms and is now willing
to help others along in the matter Of
settling OH or investing in rich returning
dirt. lie makes speciality of collecting.
paying taxes. investing, making loans
and tIansacting all kinds of business for
and he particularly So
icits correspondence with those desiring
10 place money on gllt-edge realty. The
people of Griggs county have manifested
their faith in Mr.. Glass by electing him
Justice 0f peace and school township
;lerk. He stands to-day one of Griggs
most highly respected, public
spirited citizens, and is fully entitled to
lie fine business he enjoys.
JACOBSON & sERUMGARD
Ire firm of energetic land and law at
-orneys. and do the largest business i'm
iriggs county. Mr.. jacobson, a LAWYER
Dy profession, attends TO all matters
coming before the judicial courts. while
Slr. Serumgard, who has had extensive
experience in real estate and land busi-
less, rlstles around and guards the in
erests of their clients in that depart
nent. These gentlemen are PERFECTLY |
table, and nOn-residents having bust
less III their line to entrust will find
hem faithful and competent. They
,uy and sell improved and unimproyed
arm lands and claims on commission.
'esides which they will place eastern
apital in safe investments. No class Of
BUSINESS men are OF more importance to
he new arrivals of this rapidly growing
ounty than Just such men as Messrs.
acobson u Serumgald, who will hon
silly and cOnscientiously locate settler
nacquainted in the land, or will place
he capital of others as if it were their
VII and carefully look after it.
JOHN N. JOKGENsEN, L
llr popular clerk OF the district court. is
ls0 engaged in the land business. That
!, in locating settlers on choice quarters.
nying and selling, loaning money on
nal proofs, and attending to all brancfl-
J Of the land business. Mr.. Jorgensen
as a complete set of abstracts for Griggs :
'unty which enables him to give new /
'mers quick and positive information ;
toWhat land isvacant and what taken. q
e is considered by those who are COM d
'tent to Judge as one OF the very best ,
nd office men in Dakota, and from vir- {
tents to the best possible advantage. +
e is conscientious, honorable, reliable