Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-05-30
Official Paper Of Griggs County
The Bald Hill dam is out.

The Bald Hill dam is out.
". p. Smart went to Sanborn Monday.
+. W. IIagerty made us Il call Friday.
Mrs. Crane returned to Sanborn Satul-
day.
Mrs. j. y. Brown has returned from
Colorado.
Mr.. y. G.. Rukke returned Wednesday
from DEVILS Lake.
School township No. > has bonded it.
self in the sum of 81 l.;iOO to build school
houses.
Little g. Clendening. the live mer-
chants of Dazey, publish their card in
this issue.
Andrew Torsen. of Romness, was in
town Tuesday and subscribed for the
COURIER.
Major Theodore .Alllrls left for
Hampton. Ia, Monday. lie is missed
by the boys.
Cooperstown needs watch repairer
and a butcher shop, as appears by our
advertising columns.
The low ground west of the Palace, on
Burrell avenue, is being filled up. 1t is
~ needed improvement.
Bones. bones, homes
DOncs are the road:
The buffalo pays the butcher
The hill for bull that's owed.
Uncle John Russell has bought the
mill at Bismarck. What III the world is
Bismarck gong to do with SO much
torr.
Conductor Bryant and family have
moved into the Lehman house. near the
elevator. Mr.. Bryant is the right man
for the branch.
Wheat is again off. The market is
suffering, like many an individual. from
plethora. 1t needs the same kind OF
ireatment-less feeding.
J. G. Drake arrived overland Monday
night to commence work Oh the Griggs
county capitol. He brings with hlm
some very fine horses.
Nothing has been heard Of Treasurer
Pease, OF Barnes county. Suit has been
brought against his bondsmen. The
shortage is now reported to he S2s,0OO.
w. l.. Pattison, of the Half Way
House, Dazey. is out with a card. Al
though Mr.. Pattison's hotel is not yet
competed, the travelling public are hos
pitably entertained.
DR.. Donaldson. who removed from
Sa,lboYn to jamestown last spring, has
returned to Sanborn to practice medi-
cine. Jamestown is III advance Of the
surrounding country. y
Superintendent Kerr visited the farm
of J. G. White. section 81. township 145.
range 60, in Wild Rose Valley, Satur-
day He reports that and other farms
us looking magnificently.
The COURIER takes considerable stock
in Peter f. Flesche-s Norman horse,
Young Superior. II it had not been for
that animal and Conductor Bryant our
SATURDAYS mail would have laid over
slntil Monday.
Ground was broken for the court house
Saturday. The brick will be imported
from Brainerd. About 130 car loads of
material will be rolled over the Sanboin
and Cooperstown road during the build
ing of the temple.
Andrew Besase,i. north Of Bald Hill
creek, has trees growing about his place.
fenced land. and looks generally pros
porous. He tried farming in Washing
ton Territory. but nothing could I've done
without irrigation.
Two hundred and fifty tons of bnffaio
bones are now waiting shipment at this
lnint-represenJing at least 10000 ami
mails. The price paid is Row ss Per tor,
cash. Tie shipment is made to Detroit,
Mich. where the bones are ground UP
into fertilizers to enrich less productive
lands than ours.
BIoek @ on the .owz plat would look
we'll with Congregational church in the
center. The tcwilsite company would
probably like to donate the site for that
purpose. There would be but little
trouble in negotiating loan on such
property sufficient to erect a handsome
church building.