Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1883-11-30
LOCAL LAcoN1cs.

Yesterday was turkey day.
Have you had sleigh ride yet?
Real estate seems to be on the move.
If this kind of weather continues
farmers will feel like seeding.
The date for the Louie A. Walker
entertainment has been set for Friday
evening, Dec. 18th.
The Thanksgiving service program
arranged for last Sabbath will be given
next Sunday, at School Hall.
The taxes levied in Griggs county
this year amount to $S4, 1854, which
will more than pay all outstanding orders.
The small edition of winter we had
the first of this week didn't appear to
have much backbone. Anyhow its
broken.
W We have just received car load
and it will be sold cheaper than ever.
Odegard & Thompson.
There is but one family it town
where the Courier is not regular visit
or, and only one business place not rep
resented in it's columns.
The Hillsboro Banner claims the
daily wheat receipts of that place have
averaged $1,000 per day for six weeks;
total for season. 1,25O, 600.
Mrs. T. F. Kerr arrived home We'd
nesday from her protracted Michigan
visit, much to the Doctors joy and
the satisfaction of her many friends.
Sunday and Monday were tolerable
cool days, compared with preceding
ones. However, we have had no weather
vet that has influenced our carpenters
to clay over'' a day.
Through kindness of lady friend
we feasted on stuffed turkey. puddings,
pies, sauce, and everything relishable
yesterday and were happy to high de-
gree. To-day we are back chewing on
well, on hotel fare.
On Sunday last Justice Glass hied
himself to the Sheyenne precincts width
er he had been summoned to ''splice'
in matrimonial weld Amund Fluto to
Christiana johnson. Another indica-
ton of coming cold weather.
"A. N. Adams, the accomplished tin
smith and farmer, has gone to Boston
to close out his real estate there for the
purpose of more extensively carrying or
his Griggs county Enterprise. He will
be back to start in with the New Yeal
at Cooperstown.
Tell your uncle, aunt. cousin and
everybody to call at the Pioneer Store
for Holiday Goods. You must not for
get your sweetheart. We have a flint
line of candy, nuts, etc. 1t will make
YOU all happy to buy few pounds. II
is sweet. Odegard & Thompson.
There is talk of few social hop!
among our young married people. Goot
idea, and we might remark that an!
new dancers needing instructions will d.
we'll to apply at this Office. We know
all about "al-a-man-left." ''swingyour
partner, !" ''balance-all'' and two or thre
other changes. Charges reasonable.
Editor Smith, of the Tribune
whooped it up big for Mayville last weel
with forty-eight columns of home mat
ter concerning the inception, progres
and attainment of that prosperous place
Dakota is the province that produce
enterprise, and Trail county evidentl
has her share of it.
"A we'll attended meeting for the OF
ganization of glee club was held at Mrs
W. R. Whidden's last evening. Tn
object of the society will be literary in
struction, music and mirth, and the fo
lowing officers will guide its welfare
Pres. H. G. Pickett; Vice-Pres. Mrs. W
r. Whidden; Sec. Fred Sabin; Trea!
Mrs. II. G. Pickett.
-s:If had but 81 900 to invest in bu:
iness.' says Banum, II would put $50
of the sum into advertising" He VIII
attempts to do business in this day an
age of the world without advertising,
he who ''saves at the spigot while h
wastes at the bung." Never pull you
sign board down until you desire to pal
company with trade.
Edwin Bradley, our obliging cit
barber, has moved his shop to the unlo
House where he solicits that portion {
the public in quest of smooth shaves {
slick hair cuts to call. Our male pol
ulation are not justified in scrapin
their own mugs when we have a goo
tonsor in our midst who stands ready
all hours to serve them.