Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-06-29
THE COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
BY Ed. ID. STAIR.
Official Paper of Griggs County
LOCAL LAcoN1cs.


mess at "the old stand"
"A laundry and cellar are being
added to the Palace hotel.
Mr.. Jack Brown has generously do
mated load of ice for the picnic.
Services and Sabbath school are now
held regularly at the school house.
-Odegard & Thompson are having a
very tasty new front put in their store.
Lemons for sale by the box at Ode
gard 4 Thompson's. Picnicers take mo-
tice.
Clerk of the District Court j. N.
Jorgensen is transacting business in
Fargo.
-Clas. Fife, a skilled young druggist
of st. Paul. has accepted Il situation in
DR.. Newell's drug store.
w. p. Miller, of Hope, has been APP
pointed clerk of the court for Steele
county by Judge Hanson.
Tomorrow, June 80, the people elect
school township officers. Let every man
take an interest in the matter.
Jack Brown and r.. C. Cooper are
now in train for their contest foot race
at the picnic on the Fourth of July.
-Storekeeper G. II. johnson, of Will
low, was down to the Hub, Thursday.
He reports trade good and crops better.
"A much needed arrangement is the
new hay and stock scales been placed in
in position for use by Stevens & Enger.
Mrs. z. A. Clough has joined her
husband, the professor, and they are
now getting settled in their new house on
the Boulevard.
MIR. Myers horse has been dispatched
to that bourne where all good horses go,
and there is now no fear of glanders
among horse owners.
The oldest girl in town who has had
an invitation to the 4th of July picnic on
the Sheyenne, is Isabella Brown. aged
76. She has accepted.
If no cogs are slipped, so to speak,
the iron layers will cross the Bald creek
bridge Monday next. and then they'll
have clear sailing to Cooperstown.
AS the mercury tluctuates among
the nineties Knud Thompson smiles,
and gently reminds the boys that ice
cream will cool their heated systems.
Mr.. II. Gillespie's wife and little
ones have arrived from their old home at
Wheatland. Mr.. G. has had his DOM
icile erected in the northeast part of the
village.
Chester Kingsley, Esq, mine host of
the Hope House. made the COURIER a
pleasant call on Friday last, and report
ed business as buzzing over at the new
county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley, future guar
dians of the welfare of guests Of the
s'Palace,'' arrived Tuesday evening.
The house is to be opened at the earliest
possible day.
The proceeds Of the entertainment
were only S67, which is not as much as
could have been reasonably expected
from so we'll managed an affair. Ad-
mission too small.
Muir & Christieare drive-ahead arch
itects and builders who don't take rear
seat for the best man that walks. They
are now preparing plans for the Odegard
& Thompson block.
The bank now closes promptly at
four p. m. Those elegant new curtains
must he seen to be appreciated, and Of
course they can't be seen when they're
up; hence the new rule.
1t is hoped Col. Donan can be Sc
cured to sail Dakota's eagle at Coopers-
town when the ''keers'' arrive. His is
proud, high-hylng old bird and one that
can do the occasion full justice.
DIR. Newell on Tuesday performed the
very delicate operation of extracting
large bug that had entered the ear of
Alfred Small. Twas a painful operation
and the patient thought his head was
bidding him good bye.
Geo. l.. Luce came over from Hope
Wednesday behind pair of fleet step
pers he has recently been purchasing.
He reports preparations for a big Fourth
at Hope, and extended an invitation for
Cooperstownites to go over and have
some lemonade.
tgTwo yoke of good oxen and two
farm wagons for sale at great bargain.
Enquire at the COTR1ER office.