Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-11-11
Sheriff Haggert, of Cass. is reelected.
anton Enger retains the treasury


portfolio.
Mr.. j. w. Fiero is the assessor elect.
No opposition.
liver jacobson is district attorney.
without opposition.
Our constables are Johnson, Michaels,
khuns and Jamison.
R, G. Cooper was reelected commits
sioner, without opposition.
Pattison's Dazey hotel is completed
and is in fine running shape.
Sheriff Mckenzie lifted the scalp of
Col. Lounsberry at Bismarck.
Our justices are Mlessrs. Melgard,
Davidson, Songy and Harry Clark.
John Flittie is elected councilman in
his district; Geo. Walsh. doubtful.
Herbert p. Smart retains the office of
register OF deeds by a large minority.
Sheriff Johnson of Griggs, was beaten
by a small majority by Allen Pinkerton.
Allen Pinkerton takes the cake as an
independent, and will be sheriff in JAM
uary.
The official vote of Griggs county will
he published in tabulated form next
week.
Major Strait laid out Donnelly in great
shape, While Merryman scooped IN Gill
film.
Harry Blow says, (alluding to Judge
Andrus' cheerfulneSs under defeat).
byron knows how to take joke"
\ special from Hoosic Falls says the
Butler votes there were all counted for
Cleveland. The tickets were of the same
size and thickness.
DR.. Newell still continues to sit on
corpses, when any are forced on him;
nevertheless, he takes good care to
shirk official duties by healing the sick.
AS some doubt has been expressed as
to VIM. McCulloch's sample turnip
weighing thirty-six pounds, we reiterate
the item, and assure our readers that
it is true.
No strife cropped out regarding the
clerkship of court, surveyorship, and
superintendent of schools; and Messrs
Kerr, Jorgensen and LELAND were
reelected.
Either Steele or Goodrich is beaten for
the house. The presumption Is that
Steele is elected. Mr.. Stevens, Of Griggs,
will have about 400 more votes than
either of them.
G. N. St0rk perhaps as accurate a
grader Of wheat as there Is in the terri
tory. His shipping returns show this.
He takes pride in his business, and a
farmer can rely upon getting the grade
due him, without argument.
Griggs county's total vote is AS. On
the legislative ticket Bellows and Good
rich have a majority of 24O above Rich
aNlson and Steele. Mr.. Stevens seems
to have had little opposition. Mr.. 0. S.
Clifford polls about 40 votes out of AIS.
Gilbert johnson. of section "a. town
ship l45. range So, died November 3, at
2 p. M. of consumption. He was for
merly of Houston county, Mimi. and 26
years of age lie was single man, and
had the consumption when he came to
Dakota.
Mrs E. A. Cooper has crazy quilt
made of silk, of beautiful design. and
evidence of superior needlework. 1t is
intended to send the quilt to the New
Orleans exposition. 1t is now on eXhibi-
ton at the residence of Joseph Allen.
The Jackson & Knudson building is
to become the Congregational ch,nch-it
having been exchanged for the Cooper
building on Burrell avenue.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will hold chicken supper and
social in the Cooper building on Burrell
avenue, on Thursday evening, Nov. 13.
Supper from & to 8 O'Clock. Admission
free. Tickets to supper, SO cents. All
are cordially invited.
Robert Bonner says his groom sleeps
without covers, so that if it grows colder
in the night, he will be awakened, and
blanket Maud S. That is nothing. Old
Jo, our side wheeler. when he felt the
mercury tumbling, invariably
used to slip his halter, take off his blan-
ket, and rush around to the saloon and
hand it to Coroner Cummings.
The editor is highly flattered at the
large vote given him for district attor-
ney. In justice to himself he will say
that he was never a candidate, never