Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-08-31

Waldorf Bros, tenants OH the Coop
er farm, are cutting their grain with Il
Plano binder at the rate OF ~ acres per
day. Pretty good work forone machine.
Business at the Bank of Coopers-
town Is OH the boom, and that solid ill
stitution seems to enjoy complacently |
the increasing volume OF its transac-
tions.
The heart of the Dakota farmer is
glad, and we'll it may be with this clear,
cool, unprecedented harvest period and
their upwards OF twenty bushels OF No.
Hard per acre half secured.
Miss Barnard has received notice
from the department that on and after
Sept 20 this office will he supplied daily
by mail over the s., Z. Il I. NJ. railway,
which road has been designated route
No. 35,Ols.
Wallace E. Humphrey, OF Ellsburg,
well known in this county from his CON
nection with the Red River Land Co.
and the county seat fight of last fall.
fell dead from paralysis of the heart on
the 18th inst.
! The wedding presents OF Mr.. and
! Mrs. Harry Pickett have arrived, and If
one is to Judge from variety, utility and
beauty of the list, he must conclude that
friends Of the happy pair are legion
down in Wisconsin.
The New York Commercial Adver-
tiser wisely remarks: dakota claims
to be the only country where agirl with
out dollar to ller name is fully appre
ciated. Higher education girls without
dollars should go to Dakota and marry
for love.
That informal literary meeting
didn't meet Wednesday evening, and all
OH account of the committees not pre-
parlng therefor. The committee was
composed of Messrs. --------. but
perhaps it's best not to mention them
this time.
In contest between the Plano and
Champion lalvesters a few days ago the
IOIlIlcI Cdlllc OlJ OIlC ldR S&SSoANs
ing to the decision OF Mr.. Mills, on whose
farm the trial occurred. Fred Buchheit
operated the Plano and Holiday Bros.
the Champion.
That game abounds in these regions
is not only evidenced by thebig "strings'
the hunters bring in. but is also affirmed
, by the ammunition sales of our dealers.
Stevens 4 Enger alone have sold .222j
pounds of powder since the sporting
season commenced.
The l.. f. Il J.. Go. are bringing i'll
full assortment of lumber. etc, as rap
idly as cars can he handled Oh ntempolary
sidings They will carry a heavy stock
of timber and building material and cal
cnlate that their prices will not be low
cred in North Dakota.
Some of our citizens kindly--Or m-
, kindly-furnished a few cases OF beel
, for the railroatlers to get glorously
Achuck'' on. Tuesday. and staggering
men were numerous ON the streets. BE
it said to the credit of CooperstoMn sa-
loonists that they promptly closed theil
doors and avertel What might have
proved general jamboree.
@B Big line of fall Clothing Oh the
way to Whilden Bros.
; "A. NJ. Pease, of SanbOrn, has be-
come interested in Cooperstown by the
q purchase of NJ. Hunters harness shOI
and business. Mr.. Pease took possess
ion of the establishment Monday, and il
is his intention to keep full stock Of
of everything pertaining to the trade
, Mr.. Hunter will probably remain citi
len of this place.
4 The towns of Harvard, Odell anG
Hannaford are now plated and on the
market, and each place promises to bt
f quite burg. The Lehman E. & l.. Co
e will erect elevators OF warehouses al
e each point, and the railroad company
: will lend its influence to the develop
ment of these embryo towns by putting
f in sidetracks, depots, etc.
: Young ladies in Cooperstown ar
J. scarce. therefore they cannot he too par
n ticular with their hearts. They should
guard against "spondees.' A promi
4 nent physician announces the startling
n intelligence that the normal beat of {
d healthy heart is iambic. and that whel
e it is troachie. pylrhic. OF like spondet
theie is something wrong
g "A party Of the Palaces transient
e guests consisting Of n. L. Lehman, w
e H. Kiser. H. A. Maynard, n. r. Marti1
% and son e. Roberts. NJ, kiser and ]