Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-10
Landlord Fitch has returned from


his chase after competent man to pre-
side over the culinary department Of the
Palace. and reports success. Heexpects
the cook tomorrow, and then no time
will be lost in opening the house, which
is all ''settled" and in apple-pie order.
&Why are Lippitt, Leak 4 Co.'S the
best in the market? Because they are
genuine California 3uckskin, and sewed
and warranted not torip. Lippitt, Leak
4 Co. are trying to make the best glove
in the world. Ask for them and take no
other.
AT last reports the Grand Forks
base ball club was ahead in the toulna-
ment games at Fargo, which were played
Wednesday and Thursday. The Valley
City nine withdrew from the tourna-
ment, leaving the strife narrowed down
to Grand Forks and Fargo.
-Odegard 4 Thompson, who seem
ever on the expand, are putting another
addition onto their store. This time it
is a neat little shoe shop. over which they
propose to have competent cobbler
preside. An acquisition to the town
that will be appreciated.
Harvesting will commence on the
big Cooper farm next week by entrance
OF the binders into the barley field. The
week following Mr.. Cooper will gather
in the oats, and then comes the golden
No. !, which he thinks will be thorough
ly tit to cut by that time.
AS the store building being erected
by Muir u Christie approaches compile
ton its beauty developes beyond the
anticipation of even those who looked
for a very neat structure when it was
started. 1t adds decidedly to the street
it adorns. and is credit to our town.
The weather still continues favor
able for growing grain, and it is now
about as certain as a certainty can be
that this great North Dakota will within
a few weeks send out a most glitter
ing greeting to prospective emigrants
in all parts of the world. Brighter out
look for this land of No. I Hard there
never was.
"A sweet singer in the east recently
sang a mouse to death Wish we could
hire her to make melody in our humble.
pre-emption abode. 1t might he that
we could keep up our stock OF crackers,
bread, cheese, etc. with less expense, and
then we might get little more sleep
after she once gets the pests thoroughly
with her harmony.
Before another moon shall cease to
shed it's effulgent rays er this prosper
our land, just a few more swiftly gliding
days and Cooperstown will be linked to
the outside world by railway. This i'm
portant epoch in our history has been
unavoidably DELAYED several weeks. but
come when it may it is an event that
cannot fail to mark new era.
John Flittie. Esq, of Mayville, was
i'll the county capital Monday looking
after his land business in this vicinity.
Mr.. Flittie reports confidently upon the
results Of both the county seat and di-
vision fight, the former case to be de-
cided i'll the district court the 18th inst.
He says there is no quibbling, and the
people propose to assert their rights.
EY~ ~Halvesters. when you buy pair
Of gloves see that they are branded Lip
pitt, Leak 4 Co., and then you will get
the worth of your money.
Machine men have been busy the
past week loading the wagons of farm
els with reapers for the coming harvest.
Coorerstown is great atdistrbuting point
For farm machinery, and though this is
her first season we verify believe that no
town within Is miles of here has sup
piled more machinery to farmers during
the lass three months than has Coopers-
town.
Stevens s Enger. the enterprising
hardware dealers. greet the Courier pc
rusers with a new adv. this week They
are worthy Of more than ordinary COM
for they are not only square
dealers, but carry a stock that would do
credit to city, so completes it in every
These gentlemen merit
The good trade they enjoy, and it is only
l natural result of honest goods ond low
prices.
On Monday morning when Supt.
Fernald, of the S. e. & T. NJ. railway
gave orders to proceed with tracklaying,
he delayed necessaries having arrived,
What should meet his astonishment but
mother strike among the men. The
,asy time they had been having for ten