Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-24
LOCAL LAcoN1cs.

LOCAL LACoN1CS.
Harvesting is we'll under way.
Plenty extra copies of the Courier at
this Office.
-Cooperstown will have large and
handsome depot.
The town has been quite animated
with strangers this week.
Don't forget the literary meeting at
school hall next Wednesday evening.
For harvesting purposes this wealth.
er can justly be labeled "Unexcelled."
Capt. Robinson and Mr.. Murray, a
guest of his house from Minnesota, were
in the Hub Tuesday.
Mrs. J. N. Jorgensen and little son
departed for visit among friends and
relatives at Fargo. on Wednesday.
The frame of the elevator is up and
the roof on. 1t is seventy-tive feet high.
and shows off in an imposing style.
Upon his retirement from manage
ment Of the restaurant Mr.. Merrill ''set
'em up'' to the boys and made them
happy.
8Before purchasing call and price
the Pork. Beef, Hams and Bacon just
received in large quantities at Whidden
Bros:'
The locomotive is in plain sight of
Cooperstown and it's long delayed ad-
vent into the city can be expected
any day now.
Allen Breed, of Hope, accompanied
by his sister, Miss Alma Breed, Of Me-
diana, n. Y, spent day or 80 in the
Hub this week.
j. s. Ricketts, and ]. B. Weatherbee,
of Sanborn, drove up from that prosper
GUS burg Monday and luxuriated at the
Palace for a day or so.
Geo. B. Clark has been suffering
with severely sore tonsils. We under
stand there has been considerable COM
plant of this order for a week or SO.
AS will be seen by reference to their
advertisement, F. G. Holmes is now
connected as a partner with AIessrs.
Campbell & Sabin, the live land men.
TOne case Ladies' Felt and Straw
Hats, Turbans, ETC., trimmed ready for
wearing just opened ut Whidden Bros
Geo. L. Lehman and j. Murray Bur-
rell, a large peacentage of Sanbon's
backbone, rested comfortably at the
Palace Monday night and returned to
their duties greatly refreshed the next
morning. "
Jas. Rankin shouts for joy, as lie
reflects upon the importance of being
pa. The little fellow has no teeth, ar
rived Wednesday, and announces his
intention to stay. Mrs. Rankin doing
well.
Mr.. Knud Thompson has concluded
to add to the beauty of our town 10y the
erection Of nice residence in block 80.
1t will be two story edifice, 26x3O, fin
ished after the best style of Muir 4
Christie, who have the contract.
The DEVILS Lake Pioneer Press gets
this off OH the poor chicken, OF the hunt
er: Prairie chickens don't mind being
Shot, but their dying agony must he
awful when they think OF the yarns that
are going to be told about them.
H. p. Merrill has sold his restaurant
and property to VIM. Lehman, better
known here as Uncle Bill'' Mr.. Len
ham took possession yesterday morning
and will continue the business. while
Mr.. Merrill will return to his family in
Canada.
harvest supplies aud get good fresh goods
at the lowest bottom prices. 81
A solid affair is what the big eleva-
tor will be. People who have never seen
round elevator in course Of construc-
ton Will feel we'll repaid for several miles
travel by examining the principle npon
which they are erected. Cooperstown
will have just cause to strut consid-
considerably over her huge granary.
The Willard and ''Uncle Rufus
Hatch excursion parties that passed
over the n. T. toward the setting sun
this week, created furore along the line.
Live lords, and foreign big-guns too nu-
merous to mention was sight all want
ed to see. The wholepart was charmed
to a person with Dakota's broad acres
and waving grain.
W Buy the California Buck Glove,
manufactured by Lippitt, Leak T. Co.,
at Whidden Bros.