Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-31
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visit this week.
More perfect harvest weather would
he difficult to conceive.
David Bartlett has been appointed
deputy district clerk by Mr.. Jorgensen.
Judge VIM. Glass returned last even
ing from a visit to Fargo in the interest
of his clients.
The invincible machine man, Fred
Buchheit. is down at Fargo enjoying
little quietude.
The evel-smiling Allen b. Kent is
up from La Noure, where he and his
partners now chang out
This seasons No. Hard is held at
ST, on board cars, by those who have
tlireshed around Casselton.
Mrs. Jas. McNeal. of Jackson, Mich.
has arrived in Griggs county, and is now
enjoying it's salubrious cline.
General Manager Roberts and Vice
President Lehman were passengers on
the first train into Cooperstown.
We notice three new residences
going up OF the north side of town, and
we shall look for three more every week,
now.
"A twenty-fOot streamer now floats
from the elevator staff. 1t is the handi-
work of Misses May Crane and Lulu
Lenham.
Track Master Hanley is rushing
down sidetracks and pushing general
Improvements in the Cooperstown rail
road yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. G. Pickett passed
last Sunday with friends in Sanborll,
returning OH the first train to Coopers-
town. Monday.
A party of our, city Nimrods spent
last Sunday at Willow lake, but it is
hardly probable they shot any game on
the day mentioned.
Peter Nelson returned OH Tuesday
from his sad trip to Decorall, Iowa. His
brother, Samuel. stopped fora brief visit
at Lanesboro, Mimi.
The big Willard excursion party will
stop five minutes at Sanborn next Tues
day and let the people see what effect
good beer will produce on ''bloods.'
Miss May Crane and Miss Lulu Len.
ham rode to Cooperstown OH our initia
train from Sanborn, Monday They art
guests of Mrs. Pickett at the Palace.
-"uncle Bill Lehman, tits said. gives
the boys wholesome spreads at his
reetaurant. He proposes to keep his
boarders fat, if good viands will do it.
N. P. Martin, auditor of the N. p
railroad, enjoyed the comforts afforded
by the Palace, Wednesday and Thurs
day, as did also w. q. Paine, of St. Paul.
Among Wednesdays arrivals at tht
Palace were ID. X. Grant, st. Louis, Mo.
Il. O. Rotlell. Salina, Kansas, A. d
.Murrell and VIM. Moon. of Anneta, u
T.
-Chas. Scott, Esq, Of the Fargo
Headquarters, came up to CooperstoW1
Wednesday and took a few pointers OF
hotel keeping by putting up at the Pal
ace.
w. B. Phelps, rising attorney O
Fargo, dined and supped at the Palace
Tuesday. He took in harvest seem
on the Cooper farm and was highly en-
tertained.
The Lisbon Star, under guidance o
it's new director, G. E. johnson, prom
ises to shine brighter than ever before
There is no discount on the Star, whel
you want paper Of enterprise.
Mrs. 4. S. Richardson, accompanie
by her daughter and niece arrived fron
Jackson, Mich, Monday. and joine
Mr.. Richardson. who IS opening a fin
farm near lake Jessie, next day.
Mr. H. c. Fitch is demonstratin
his proficiency as hotel man to tn
great satisfaction of his patrons. Tn
Palace is fast gaining reputation as tn
best kept hostelry in North Dakota.
Conductor Nc Clarion informs u
that until further notice trains Oh the
G. Il L. NJ. railway will leave Coopers
town at a. M, daily Except Sundays
returning leaves Sanborn at 4 p. m.
Call and examine the Fall Clothin,
opening to-day at Whidden Bros