Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-06-15

FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1883.
LOCAL LAcoN1cS.
Soda water sizzles.
Mercury IS in the shade.
Wheat is stooling in grand style.
Track layers reach Bald Hill creek
to-day at noon.
-Messrs. Campbell 4 Sabin are very
costly located over DR.. Newell's drug
store.
Boys, see that the ladies of Coopers-
town and their first entertainment get
''rouser.'
Bartlett & Stevens now smile on
their friends at their new Office over the
hardware.
-Cooperstown has champion French
whist team and foot ball gang will soon
go into rehearsal.
Ice cream will be served after the
entertainment next Thursday evening.
Don't fail to take in both.
Business is ON the hop-skip-and-
jump in Cooperstown, and village inn
provements are multiplex.
MIR. Glenn desires to thank those
who so nobly turned out to save his home
from contlagration. Tuesday.
". LeClair, a representative of Ten
Eyck's famous portrait studio, was in
town a couple days this week.
MANLY j. Davis has contracted for
the carrying of Uucle Samuel's pouches
between Sanborn and Cooperstown.
w. d. Stowe, head clerk for Covey
Il Brown of Sanborn, recuperated in
Cooperstown couple days this week.
a. The Bank of Cooperstown is offer
ing some No. Land in the immediate
vicinity of Cooperstown at big bargains.
Taking the Hope Pioneer for author
ity the COURIER congratulated an old
friend upon an event that had not trans
pired.
Mrs. Andrew johnson gave Griggs
county's sheriff very pleasant surprise
by her arrival last evening from Mime
apolis.
The frequent showers and warm sun
shine of the past few weeks proclaim
emphatically of the coming immense
yield of grain.
AT the coming school township elec-
tion women are authorized to vote if
they are the parents or guardians of
school children.
Investors have been as numerous in
Cooperstown the past few days as loaf
ers in All eastern village. Real estate
men are smiling.
-Cooperstown has what might be
called "a genteel suficiency'' in the land
attorney line. Justenough here to make
the town prosper.
Charley Merrill was in town Satur-
day and Monday, smiling serenely on
the outcome of election. Division and
bonds seems to suit him we'll.
Special Agent Smalls, of Uncle Sans
postoffice department, was in town this
morning. He is the happy possessor of
a business lot in this brisk burg.
Ambrose H. Armstrong has been
trying to earn place on the sick list
this week, but finds it uncommon hard
to be very i'll in this healthful zone.
The new drug store will be open and
ready for business next week, and no
mistake. Mr.. Newell is rushing things
to ''get there just as soon as possible.
While both the division and anti-di-
vision ROSTERS Of Traill are loudly crow
ing for victory, the people of Griggs
county calmly await intelligence of the
final result.
Assessor Nc Crae says he has no
trouble in his peregrinations of the coun-
ty to find men perfectly willing-yea,
even anxious, to admit themselves poor
as butter milk.
-Messrs. John A. Mcclure and C. R.
Meredith, of Casselton, enjoyed the
lively atmosphere of Cooperstown a
couple days this week. They each have
good Griggs county quarter section.
MIR. Hiram Williams, the pioneer and
father of township 146, range 60, reports
the biggest kind of an improvement boom
out in his neighborhood. He says that
the area of improved land will be more
than doubled in that town this year.