Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-05-02

ing Lne plans OIL the court mouse WITH
view to putting in a bid. The gentle
men called at The COURIER office and
subscribed.
C. A. Roberts of the Townsite COM
pany is in Minneapolis.
II II. Belden has severed his connec-
ton with the Northern Pacific.
Miss Phillips, of Bay City, Mich, is
visiting Mrs Herman Husel.
Supt. Graham was in town Thursday
with the pay car and made the railroad
employees happy.
A Valley Cityite who went to C9ur
d Alene is making two ounces of gold
per day-in the saloon business at
Helena.
Mr.. Jack Brown reports some val,la-
hle young stock from Colorado. Mr..
Brown is great lover Of good horseflesh,
and it is to he expected that some good
stock will enanate from the Brown farm
in the future.
On and after Monday, May 18th, the
train will leave Cooperstown at s a. m.
and arrive at : p. m. This will avoid
delay in the matter of outgoing eastern
mail, which has heretofore unnecessarily
lam over at Sanborn, and will enable
visitors to see more of this young metro
polls.
The st. Paul Globe says: "Emigra
tion to the Pacific coast is steadily in-
creasing, and the emigrants come from
far and wide. A party of twenty-five
came in from Kansas, twenty mine from
Illinois, and fifty from other states, maxi
ing up a party of nearly 200, who left
for Portland and other points OH the
coast" Query: How long before these
disappointed land seekers will find
homes in Dakota?
THE COURIER Office. needing a little
carpenter work, was enabled. by consult
ing the advertising columns of the paper.
to discover that j. w. Christie, whose
, altered ad. appears in this issue. is OH
deck and ready for business.
E. ID. Stair has sold his paper. THE
CoOPERsTOwN COURIER. to Attorney
: f. ii. Adams, of Valley City, who takes
: Immediate possession. MIR. Stair, it Is
understood. will make his headquarters
in Fargo. The press of North Dakot;
q will be sorry to lose the valuable ser
vices of Mr.. Stair.-Steele Herald.
A brick yard has as vet failed to ma
, terialze in Cooperstown. Clay Is to be
had but short distance from the depot
superior to anything along the main line
o of the Northern Pacific. The new court
house will be built of brick, and there
will be otherwise a demand for a goo(
article this spring. Here is a rare chance
!. for practical man.
: Addy Moore left for Fargo Monday t.
work in the Argus office. He has MOI
been away from Cooperstown since THf
9 COURIER was started and it is expected
y that he will have some difficulty in navj
+ cation on sidewalks and steering pas
the shop windows, as Fargo has arrived
n at the point for which Cooperstown il
# getting good start.
e 1t is said that gentleman in tow
whose pulses bounded with the fullnes
y of the spring chicken fever, conceived
It the idea that some salad would brac,
e him up, and issued Subpoena to ;
maid to HE to the kitchen and procure
= the desired luxury The maid hied anl
# the cook SHE'D dishpan full of richness
n at her. What became of the salad il
not narrated-the maid retired. Moral
Don't monkey with the cook.
4 Orange Judd, editor of the American
d Agriculturist for some thirty years, bu
= unconnected with its business manage
. ment for year OF two past, has latel
:, retired from its editorial department ant
=. located in the west. He desires to gath
~ 'e er complete POSTAL Card Album O
40 his old readers and friends, and request
them all to send him now postal, Civ
ing their present location and address
naming also, when convenient, the year
L in which they were his subscribers
5 Mr.. Judd's address is Chicago, Illinois
1t is SAID that one day last week, Will
q the plug train was on it's way from San
10 born to Cooperstown. TWO Of the passen
IN gers, being in somewhat of a hurry t
- ;: reach their destination, stepped out o
i the coach and hired a man passing b.
with an OK team to take them on. The
saved fourteen hours by the operation
" We hardly believe this, but undoubtedly
t. they exercise great care in the running
4. of trains on that road.-Hope Pioneer.
W This little allegory we assure the Pic
neer is true-some. The cars containe
emigrants' movables, machinery, liv