Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-10-12
LOCAL LAcoN1cs.

LOCAL LAcoN1cs.
Indian summer.
The round house is up.
business looms at the Palace.
Ohio has gone to the d--demo-
Gratis.
The rain this week has creased up
plowing amazingly.
E. E. Fitch spent part of the week
among friends at Jamestown.
IS. j. Axdahl, of Hope, spent coup
le days Of the week in Cooperstown.
The farmer and mechanic want to
see the "Monitor" at Whidden Bros
B. B. Brown intends building resi-
dence near the institute building this
fall.
"A. n. Adams is building respect
able looking barn on his Burrell avenue
lot.
The republicans have re-captured
Iowa, and have a few thousand votes
over.
AS county treasurer Anton Enger
should, and probably will be, his own
successor.
Uncle Bill Lehman is a high protect
i've tariff advocate, and he don't care
who knows it.
Land Attorney Glass has a revived
advertisement for the Courier readers to
peruse, this week.
The ever genial j. M. Burrell was
up from Sanborn yesterday to see how
our banker and bankeress progress.
The coming fall election occurs on
Tuesday, Oct. 6, instead of the 18th, as
enormously stated by the Courier last
week.
Carpenters begin to receive orders
for storm doors. The people believe in
being prepared for the blasts of Boreas.
evidently.
&Wm. Glass loans money for final
proof and on real estate. 3Stf.
The comments on little item in
last weeks Courier evinces the fact that
some people don't know the full mean
ing of "pugilist.''
Miss Eta Fry, after enjoying pleas
ant visit with her sister, Mrs. j. Il. Myers,
of town l47, range 81, departed for her
home at Tower City, Tuesday.
The wholesale price of lucifer match
es has been reduced one-half. Love
matches remain about the same, except
in some places where corners exist.
The wheat had a down.
ward tendency the past week. and prices
have lowered four cents. At this writ
ing the indications point to an early rise.
ID. Mcdonald, of Chicago, was in
town this week gathering data for an at
las of Dakota that is soon to be issued
by the firm OF publishers he isconnected
with.
Surveyor Skinner is the only man in
town with nerve enough to bet on Hoad-
ley, of Ohio, and it looks as though the
genial civil engineer will pocket the
stakes.
While out cunning Monday, Elmer
Fitch lost his overcoat from the buggy
and now declares intentions of fighting
the forthcoming billiards in his shirt
sleeves.
-Threshing in Griggs county is near
ly finished for 's3, and plowing pro-
crosses finely. Fall work will look sick
by the first of November, that is if any
should be left.
You needn't look for any mail to-
morrow night, for the engine is going
down to Fargo for bath 1.-THE boiler part
of it) and the balance of the train will
insist on lay-off.
Will. G. Stearns has severed his
connection with the Palace. He will
be missed by the guests of that house.
who have enjoyed his accommodating
and genial manners.
Capt. NJ. Robinson was over from
Mardell yesterday and from his talk the
Courier would conclude that the Shey-
enne village is not yet entirely out of
the race for railroad honors.
Get comb of that Honey at Whid-
den Bros
The county commissioners are de-
sirous of completing the Sheyedne bridge
a, all early day and advertise for propos-
ais to do the work. Parties interested
will find the notice on page five.