Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-04-20
LOCAL LAcoN1cs.
Glorious sunshine.
Merry seeding time.

-SIlOIlOuS sunshine.
Merry seeding time.
About time for frog concerts.
Everyone has a new lease of life.
No flood in North Dakota this year.
Hens are laying their nutritious
fruit.
Register Smart now keeps his nag in
a stable of his own.
-R. c. Cooper spent Monday and
Tuesday in Sanborn.
-Cooperstown goes marching alongon
the road of public favor.
Squire Glass and II. z. Merrill have
been doing Fargo this week.
Church at the Merrill House next
Sabbath evening at the usual hour.
No millinery store in Cooperstown
and yet the women folks are happy.
w. A. Weatherbee has recovered
from his injury sufficient to enable him
to be about.
How long will it be before you will
he kicking yourself for having found
fault with cold weather?
Bald Greek was up for a few days,
but communication with the outer world
las been uninterrupted.
This is about the season of house
cleaning, and scolding women are quite
apt to make home ''harpy.''
"Wednesday was Norwegian Day,
but the event was marked by no unusual
occurrence in Cooperstown.
The roads for the past two weeks
have not exactly been what might be
termed good, but have been passable,
nevertheless.
The young marble-playing urchin
can now sing with joyous accent ''knuckle
down tight. - ''fan-dubs," etc.
-'Drummers'' are paying their res
poets to Cooperstown. They are after
their share of the Hubs trade.
Sunlight and shadows. Let some
enterprising photographer come to Coop
erstown if he wants good field for his
business.
-Cooperstown can boast of one of the
best BARRIERS in the entire land, and
Cash Yancey is the man. uecan swing
a razor in fine style, and no mistake.
Mr.. Dexter, a young Chicago capital
ist, was among this mornings arrivals,
and he is under the usual charm that
COOperstOWn sends to the souls of her
visitors.
-Buchheit Bros, agricultural dealers.
have this week erected neat little Office
on Roberts avenue. They are preparing
for good trade in their line, and will
undoubtedly get it.
-Sanborn talks of new hotel. and
Judging from the reports people bring
who have stopped at the present one, it
wouldn't be a bad scheme to build one
soon, if not quicker.
The Iapidity with which mud dried
up last Sabbath is only characteristic of
the quick methods Of this country, be it
in developing farms. building up towns,
or amassing fortunes.
Why can't the citizens of Coopers-
town-who are enterprising in every
thing else-organize a Building Asso-
citation, and erect couple dozen tene-
ment cottages, more or less.
-Cooperstown now has the unenviable
distinction of having saloon. 1t is in
order that the commissioners now build
a ajail-the use of which has hitherto been
unfelt-to care for victims of drink.
Gallant nimrods are now thick on
the pairie bosom. We're going to squeal
on the boys unless few ducks and geese
are secretly left on our door step. 1t
does beat all how little regard some have
for law.
Manly Davis arrived yesterday from
Sanbom with eight passengers and part
OF his livery stock. Mr.. Davis has pur-
chased nice, comfortable stage and will
run regularly between Cooperstown and
the track.
Lewis Hotop, of Fargo, footed it up
from Sanbo1n, Tuesday, and didn't re-
port the going the very best. either. He
came as a witness on a final proof and
was bound to get here. or ''split a tug"
in the effort.