Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-06-13
Official Paper Of Griggs County

test notices. without Citations SIS each, spot cash.
Official Paper of Griggs County
Mrs. A. n. Adams has arrived from
Boston.
John McDermott rusticated in Valley
City over Sunday.
Charley Ward, Of Hope. carried off the
cue in the late billiard tournament.
Notice of the dance at St. Clair school
house was crowded out last week.
Geo. L. and n. L. Lehman, of San
born, drove up from that place Sunday.
The COURIER is indebted to s. X.
Norgard, Of Mardell, for courtesies ex-
tended.
Attention is called to the card of Knud-
son 4 Bryn. blacksmiths and wagon
makers at Dazey.
Ed. Bloom and G. IL. Moseley, of
Helena, were in town Monday, and
made the COURIER call.
C. c. Phillippi came down from the
Bad Lands Tuesday where he has been
working up his townslte scheme.
The usual religious services at the
school house were omitted Sunday owing
to the illness of Mr.. f. NJ. Rockwell.
Mr.. Andrus has purchased Mr.. Crane's
interest in the Philippe house. We
erred in use of names in our last issue.
Attorney C. A. Van Wormer and wife,
Of Sanborn, came up Monday night and
returned home Wednesday morning.
Cooperstown wants a shoemaker shop,
tailor shop, news stand, confectionery,
grist mill, restaurant and furniture store.
F. w. Baker came up from Sanborn
Monday evening and stopped over night
with his ex-room mate, the COURIER
foreman.
We learn from the Pioneer that Hone
has new baseball organization, the
nucleus of brass band, and will cele-
brate the Fourth.
The remains of VIM. Lehman, who
died in Cooperstown some time since.
were exhumed and taken to Sanborn fol
reinterment Monday.
Services were held at the school house
Mardell, Sunday by Rev. Grenlie, of the
Norwegian Lutheran church. Quite q
number of people were present from
Cooperstown.
III. O. Lund, senior member of the en-.
terprising merchant tailoring firm o1
Lund Il Peterson, Valley City, came ny
Wednesday for the purpose Of taking
orders for fine clothing.
j. II. Little, the senior member of the
booming mercantile firm of Little 4
Clendening, Dazey, was in Cooperstowr
Tuesday night on business. lie made
the COURIER friendly call.
Sd. Russell, formerly of the Kindred
farm, ,5Valley City, will assume the man
agement of the Dazey place. 1t is re-
ported that &. A. Roberts, Of Fargo, has
offered $50, 600 for the place.
O. C. S. Wallace, of Wolfville, Nova
Scotia, student at Newton Theological
Seminary, and an old friend of the
Messrs. Whidden, will visit Cooperstow1
this season and preach occasionally.
We are excessively obliged to Mr.. s
j. Axdahl for his promptness in deliver
ing our Mardell mail last Saturday as he
agleed. We were at Mardeli Sunday
and the COURIER had not yet arrived.
Hon. Waldo NJ. Potter. of Fargo, came
up Monday night for the purpose Of
looking after his tree claim, returning
Wednesday morning. He called at the
COURIER Office and talked over the stu.
alton.
On Tuesday last Emma J. Western
brought action against Andrew Husel
for money alleged to be due for services
rendered. Justice Melgard, after due
deliberation, decided IN favor of the fail
plaintiff.
The first mortgage sale in Griggs
= county took place Tuesday, when the
building on Lehman avenue, just east Of
Whidden Bros store was sold undel
foreclosure. 1t was purchased by Mr.
Thompson for $475.
Quite crowd assembled on eastern
Burrell avenue, Saturday night to wit.
ness a running race between J. C.
brakes black mare, Davis & Pickett's
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