Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-07-13

Fred. Sabin reports large number
Of Fargoites as contemplating visiting
on the day our railroad
formally" enters the place.
We are pleased to state that Mr.. F.
G. Holmes, lately of Waterbury, Conn,
has concluded to locate in Cooperstown,
the king bee of North Dakota towns.
MIR. Davis, superintendent of con-
for the Lehman Elevator and
Lumber Co. was in town Wednesday
and staked out the ground for the huge
elevator the company are to erect at this
place.
There is something that we all want
and some of us get it, viz: start in
life. To those who have not vet OBJ
tanned it, we say, sit down on DIR.
Newell's chest protector for the letter
box at the new postoffice quarters.
The COURIER was misinformed as
to place of the wedding ceremony that
made Mr.. Washburn and Miss Husel
one. The notice should have read 'at
the residence of the BRIDES sister, Mrs.
G. w. Bathey." instead of as printed.
Miss Annie E. Glass, sister of our
estimable young citizens Of the same
name, has arrived from Chicago and will
make the home of the boys comfortable
and more pleasant in the future, by as
suming the position of housekeeper.
The Lehman Elevator and Lumber
Co. have new ad. in this issue, also a
circular which will well repay perusal.
The principles they incorporate in their
dealings are bound to win what they as
pire for, viz: the largest grain and lum-
Der business in the Northwest.
-I4arimore Pioneer: The Coopers-
town Courier says the saddest thing in
young mans lifeis when hisgirl writes
to him that she wants her old letters,
and that he can have his SO cent diamond
ring on application. Correct. We've
been there too and can corroborate his
experience.
the plats for townships l47, range 59and
90 and l45, range SO were filed in the
Fargo land office. The rush was great
but our Cooperstown land agents got
there with their filings in fine shape
Campbell Il Sabin leading the van with
about so.
Rev. Christine Omann, of Mardell
was in the metropolis Wednesday. Mr..
Omann has been holding a camp meet
ing at Hillsboro, and reports a success
full campaign against sin. On Sunday
July %, he will preach ut the new school
house four miles north of Mardell; ser
vices at III o'clock a. m.
Fargo Argus: General Manager
Kindred has let the thirty-five miles of
grading OH the Fargo and Southern to
MI. Foley, who has just completed a
large contract OH the Sanborn, CoOpers-
town & Turtle Mountain road. Mr.
Foley is already moving to the scene Of
action with a large force.
The COURIER regrets to state that
G. E. Ferguson, our popular jeweler.
will not return to Cooperstown for sew
eral months, owing to the condition of
affairs in his Missouri business. In the
meantime we will sell clocks at cost, in
accordance with his instructions. Call
and get a bargain-next door to printing
Office.
The Maple Rapids Mich Dispatch
filings this at our poor, sensitive self:
"Charlie Ferguson was called away from
his home at Cooperstown, Dak., last
week and left Ed. Stair in charge of his
business. Just imagine Ed. blowing
soft solder and thinking of some local
about his best girl. Stick to your busi-
ness, Ed"
Tie La Moure County Progress. by
w. G. Nc Kean, is at hand and is good
to look upon. 1t is an all-at-home seven
column paper, we'll printed and ably
edited. To the people of La Moure
county, the Progress will prove an in
valuable acquisition, and the advertising
columns denote that the citizens fully
appreciate the fact.
The Lehman Elevator and Lumber
Co. are preparing to erect a magnificent
round elevator of 0,OOO bushels capacity
at this place, material for the founda-
tion being already on the ground. The
site for the elevator is just south of Len
ham Ave. on the west side of the track.
A large force of men will push the struct-
ure to completion before the first grain
so