Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-06-29

Dating from July 1st John N. Jor-
gensen, Clerk of the District Court, will
be found by all friends and patrons at
his new office over Nelson & Langlie's
store. His co-partnership with Mr.. An
drus will cease from that date and all
business to come before him WILDE tran
sacted at his new place.
Dated at Valley City, June 25, the
following invitation was addressed to
our hearty and happy townsman, r.. G.
Cooper: yourself and friends are re-
spectfully invited to attend the Grand
Opening of the Kindred Hotel, Monday
evening, July 2, 1883; Mier & Stanton,
proprietors." r. c. regrets deeply that
other affairs will preclude his attendanc:
and so do his friends-who are legion.
The ladies of the Christian Temper
ance Union propose to inaugurate a
series OF socials in connection with their
work, the first of the series to take place
week after next in the Cooperstown i'm
stitute building. The socials will be
enlivened with music recitations and
features which will make them enter
t;.ling and profitable. This is a right
move in the interests of our social life.
Fred. Petferkorn, notorious herea-
bouts as a claim-iumper is i'm trouble
again. This time he finds himself face
to face with an old creditor who holds a
mortgage on six horses Freddie took
with him when he left Casselton. AS
three of the horses are now missing and
no money forthcoming with which to
llquidate the debt it remains to be seen
what the creditor will do with the gen.
tleman of devious ways.
Pursuant to call a goodly reprcsen-
tation of the voters of this school town.
Ship assembled i'm caucus at the CouK-
IER office last Saturday evening. Il. c..
Cooper was called to the chair and David
Bartlett to the secretaryslip. Balloting
was lively and resulted in the nomina-
tion OF Knud Thompson for director,
Jack N. Brown for treasurer and VIM.
Glass for clerk. After an animated t,.s-
sic with the ballots Greendale was chosen
as the name for the new town. The
men nominated will do the town credit
in the various positions to which they
will he called after tomorrow.
AT a general gathering of the people
OF CooperstoWn two weeks ago last Sul.-
day morning the following named per-
sons were chosen for the conduct of the
work of Christ in Cooperstown: Frank
NJ. Rockwell, leader; Prof. Il. A. Clough.
Supt. Sunday school; James Walker,
Asst Supt. Sunday school; Mrs. j. N.
Brown. secretary and treasurer. Mrs. r..
c. Cooper, Mrs. "A. N. Adams, Mrs. Sam
uel Langford, Mr.. George Barnard, MIR.
j. N. Brown and Mr.. w. II. Whi,lden
was chosen to act as executive commit
tee. Mrs. j. n. Brown, Secretary.
MIR. Andrew Husel, prominent
resident of st. Clair, Mich, pilotcl by
G. w. Bathey, dropped into the CouK-
TER office Tuesday and enthtlsed upon
Dakota's advantages for the energetic,
as he has observed them during his brief
stay here. Mr.. Uusel is Il man ripe in
years and judgement, who came to see
the country his children have adopted as
their home, and he is more than pleased
with their choice. He has been i'm near
ly every quarter OF the union, and main
tains that nowhere has he seen better
soil than North Dakota and Griggs colln-
ty possess. Mr.. and Mrs. H,isel are
visiting with their daughter, Mrs. Geo.
w. Bathey, and seem to enjoy tllecIange
from Michigan danpness to Dal1ota's
invigorating breezes amazingly.