Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-03-07
AN ADDENDuM
To the COurier's Bachelor Cata-
logue Of Last Week.

Since last weeks Courier appeared /
more than one minated man in Coopers-
town has congratulated himself that the
sin he commits in stubbornly refusing
to seek nuptial relations was not made
public. They cackled too soon, for tins
paper had no idea of letting them remain
unmolested in their transgression against
the familiar bible injunction, '.inclease
and multiply" In holding the cream of
its celebrates until the last the Courier
feels it has performed favor upon
those it mentioned before, who, desira-
ble as they are, are not quite up to tins
''batch' in some respects This time
we will begin the list with the name of
ROBERT MoORE.-A sunny tempered
and tirst-claSs mechanic; light complex
ION; stout form, inclined to embunpOint:
i'll business for himself and making
plenty OF lucre: girls, approach him care
fully, for he is as Shy as he is kind, but
is just the man to make you happy when
you once get him into the fold.
JNO. n. GLAss.-.An Industrious, dark
eyed bruno; medium in stature: bright
in intellect; steady as All old maid IN
habits: think he can be easily coaxed
INTO having 4 marriage certificate issued
this year. Try him on.
JOHN OIE.-Oneo OF Odegard Il Thomp-
son most faithful clerks; we'll built and
good looking; weighs about l6O pounds
and when lie tells Il girl he loves her he
means 1t; has Il good farm and money
besides; there is sentiment in his soul
and Il flame could be readily kindled.
NATHAN SIF1UN.-Tall, stately blond;
heavy Mustaclle and languishlng eyes;
very tasty in dress; fond of female So
clely, but hard to please; we'll informed
and OF exemplary habits; coy but COM
llerable from Cupid'S darts, but could he
caught 10y careful angling.
CLAUS JAcKsoN.-A dapper bruno
with lovely mustacle; quiet in de-
meanOr but fond Uf occasional frOlic:
making money and has no business to
remain single; he is Shy and might prove
Il hard one to capture, but is worth the
trying
JOHN w. IIOUGlITON.-For and
master mechanic OH the Cooper farm:
fair III complexion; noble in stature; is
plenty Old enough To marry, and is the
Kind Of a man To make home a paradise:
Il real diadem in the bachelor realm: sup
posed TO lack courage when it comes to
proposing; splendid catch for some
blooming bud of a damsel.
EDWIN MISUNDERSTANDING hair: rosy
countenance; mild dispositions; jealous
i'll religion; capable of supporting two.
and is really in sore need of Il house
keeper. lie anxiously awaits proposal
We guess.
NELsE \. 1vERsoN.-Of Stevens L.
Ehgers hardware emporium; Il pretty
blond OF the petite type; even tempered;
well informed; very sociable: fond of
good cigars and handsome women;
dOesn seem anxious, but all the same
he could he induced to take chances
against broom-sticks and potato mash
ers with some fair feminine.
SAMUEL N.-Uashing straw
berry -blonde of splendid physique: tip
top-meclanic. DONG a good business:
devoted to money making. but las room
i'll his big heart for a good, sensible.
matter,,of-fact girl. Ladies, ''ask and
JAMES WALkER.-Brown hair and
beard to match; energetic; son of Erin
ny birth but true American by adop-
tion; perfect Sankcy at revivals: a firm
friend and a fellow without the vices
tiiat characterize young men of our day.
We entrvat someone to save him from a
bachelor S fate at once
But space forbids further enumer.,-
ton this week, though we could contin-
ne singing out tempting targets for the
arrows OF love of eastern young ladies
until the 40 columns of the Courier
were filled. and then the half would
hardly be told. All that we have men,
toned thus far are heartily commended
to the tender consideration Of our fair
readers. These young men-perhaps
they ought not to be classed as bachelors
are OF the kind too ambitious, too ener-
getic, todrag out their lives as servants to
eastern capital, and seeing the star of
prosperity in the west they came here
that it might shed it's lustre upon them.
Any of them would be capital prize i'm
the lottery of life for young woman to
draw, and the beauty Of it is they are
not averse to being drawn. Earnest.
true, kind and loving young women are
urged to make a selection from either
list presented at an early date. They
are not fastidious as to beauty, but all
insist upon a superior article of girl:
| they want girls OF good common sense.
who will admire them for their manly
worth. These lace-so-tight-they-can't-
breathe, or hours to-bang-
their-hair girls are not in demand.
We have presented noble material that
should not long beg to be lifted from the
tow path OF single misery to preside over
happy homes. and we trust that nat ona