Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-08-22
Official Paper Of Griggs County
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION

REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.
Notice is hereby given that Repub- !
Ecan Mass convention will he held in
the school house III Cooperstown on the
6t!, day of September, 1854, at : O'Clock
u. m.. for the purpose of selecting SIX
delegates to the Republican Congress
sional convention to be held at Pierre
nn the 18th day of September, 1881.
I.y order of committee.
IvEH JACOBSON, Chairman.
TIIHo. F. KERR. Secretary.
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Wheat 65 cents.
John n. JoYgenscn spent Sunday at
Fargo.
The heavy rain of Tuesday night de-
layed the harvest.
Frank Baker, of Sanborn, is doing the
tin work on the court house root
Adam Gallinger has returned. BE it
ever so humble there's no place li!l"
hone.
There is blood Oh the pale moon. r.
g. Brophy has been engaged to run the
Cooper Bros elevator.
Frank Scougale. the genial Sanborn-
1te. is sole lessee OF the hotel at present,
the other partners retiring.
Nessrs. Enger, Burrell, Jacobson,
Iverson and Pickett went cunning Mon
day. Fifty-nine chickens was the re-
suit Of the expedition.
Charley Austin. of Lisbon, is in the
field for the legislature. II Ransom
county secures his services in the legis-
lature it will never have occasion to re-
gret it.
\ seventeen-ounce baby was born at
Casselton Monday. An ordinary goblet
placed over the childs head reaches to
its hips. Its organs arc perfectly formed
and well proportioned.
DIR. Newell says III. G. must change
his notions about the American eagle OF
he won't vote for him. The Turkey
buzzard is not the same bird that dis.
plays itself on the silver dollar.
w. F. Dunlap is now freight agent al
the Cooperstown station. The North
ern Pacific is to be congratulated in Sc
curing the services of SO capable ane
faithful a man. This is Dun's old bust.
ness.
Godey's Ladies' Book for September
enlarged and remarkably improved, is al
hand. 1t is the oldest American maga
zine; 50 per annum. Address IL. II
Haulenbeek Il Co.; postotlice box, II. IL.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Peterson's Magazine for September il
full of good reading matter and valuable
information concerning subjects Of in
terest to ladies. Subscription price So
Address Chas. j. Peterson. 306 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia.
Ballou's Magazine for Septembe
contains the story of lon Land ant
Sea- with Illustrations, which is wei
worth reading. The author, VIM. II
Thomes, who wrote 1.-The Belle of Aus
tralia," has been very fortunate in this
his latest work. The September install
ment gives an account of Santa Bar
bara, San Pedro, Los Anglos. and in
troduces some well-known people o
Califo,nia-ladies and gentlemen VIII
were con spicnOus before California wa
annexed to the Union. Price. S1.5O
year. Thomes & Talbot. publishers, 2
IIawley street. Boston, Mass.
Mr.. O. C. S. Wallace preached his las
sermon in Coorerstcwn Sunday morn
ing. There was large Attendance. ant
general regret vas felt that his visi
could not be lenger continued. He re
turns to Boston to finish his theological
course. Mr.. Wallace is the nsost fin
ished, and brilliant pulpit orator. OF hi
age, that we have ever listened to: asl'
il his own words in the sermon ct Sun
day morning are a guide to his future
and ability does not beget cafelessEes
inhis pulpit labors, we prophesy for hin
most brilliant and useful career. 1t i
probable that he will visit CoopegstoW,
again next season. Our little tow,
would be but a ''pent up Utica" to snc|
preachers as general thing. but Mr.