Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-12-21

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LOCAL LAcoNlCS.
Christmas sermon next Sunday
morning.
Miss Florence Frazier has been q
guest of Mrs. J. N. Jorgensen this week.
Bro. Skinner says the restaurant
business don't paw and SO has closed up
shop.
The Courier begins to feel the i'm
portance and responsibility of age, being
nearly year old.
Maynard Crane spent Sunday in
Sanborn and seemed terribly tickled to
get back Monday morning.
BCall at Nelson & Langlie's and ex-
anime their immense stock of watches
and jewelry for Christmas gifts.
The Courier goes to press on Thurs
day evening this week in order to clear
the track for the Holiday edition.
Only one Sunday more for you boys
who are not members of the Sabbath
school to join and thus elect yourself for
a Christmas present.
j. F. Bronson, Sanborn's popular
jeweler and fancy goods dealer, had
quite brisk trade in Cooperstown last
Saturday and Monday.
Everybody interested should remem-
Der that trains leave Sanborn at $50 a.
m. Mondays and Fridays for Coopers-
town, returning at 1850.
Miss Anna Thune, very obliging
dining room girl at the Palace, leaves
to-day for a Christmas visit to the home
of relatives in Minnesota.
1t has been a trife cooler "around
the edges" this week, but 1t has never
theless been decidedly fine weather, the
sun shining out brightly every day.
The Courier crew will keep open
house New Years day-it's leap year,
you know. No refreshments stronger
than hickory nuts and water served.
The Coopcrstown branch is now run
on standard time, which is q minutes
faster than old time. The train is now
due here at ll:1O and departs at 1850.
Fl. C. Holmes announces that he
has rented an office in Sanborn, and
that henceforth his professional shingle
will swing to the breezes of the main
line.
Frank Cornell, the Tower City boom
ing publisher, has issued from the Her
aid Office very well arranged pamphlet
of reliable data concerning Tower City
in particular and Dakota in general.
Remember the Christmas tree at
Institute Hall next Tuesday evening
You are invited to be present and see
the presents even though you may not
expect a present from anyone present.
The North Dakota Farmer is the
title of bright new four-column quartz
monthly published at Oriska by Stone
Bros. Long may it wave to espouse the
interests of the class 1t takes its name
from.
The Sanborn Enterprise has Just
passed its second mile post at a vigorous
gait and enters upon it's third year wit;
vim and patronage which clearly indi
Gates long life of usefulness and pros
perity.
The project of new railroad bear
ing northwest and southeast from San
born seems 10 be assuming shape. N
l.. Lehman is one of the directors OF tu
company recently organized to push tin
enterprise.
--pinkerton & Shue had rousin;
''house-warming" at their stock rancl
on the Sheyenne Tuesday night.
large delegation from town attended tn
dedicatory exercises and they report
lively time.
The same conductor has not run tn
train to this place twice in the past tw,
weeks. Evidently the N. P. folks inten'
to let every man they have on the liza
get glance at Cooperstown, the trum]
city of the swelling prairie.
BrWhy are some of the farmers haul
ing those heavy loady SO happy? Be
cause they bought one of those fine Bo
Sleds OF Odegard s. Thompson.
"A. S. Burrows. representative o
the A. I. Andreas publishing house, o
Chicago, has spent a few days since ou
Mast iSSue IN colIoof;nO GriOoa cOllnt