Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-03-07
Official Paper of Griggs County
FRIDAY. MARCH =. 1884.
LOCAL LAcoN1cs.

LOCAL LAcoN1cS.
Big rush for tree claims in the town.
ships just arrived in market.
The total amount of taxes paid into
the county treasury up to date is Sl6,-
\ 592.59.
The train will be here next We'd
nesday, the elements permitting, tele-
graphs Supt. Graham.
Three hundred thousand is the num-
Der of new residents some predict Da-
kota will gain this year.
Nathan Sifton, who wields the will
low and makes Young America toe the
mark at Ottawa, Sundayed in the me-
trop0lis.
Snow blindness is now quite prevail
ent among our citizens, judging from
the blue goggles that have made their
appearance.
1t is hoped, and the oldest settlers
sustain the hope with their predictions,
that winter will not linger fondly III the
lap OF spring this year.
MIR. Allen Breed, Hopes bonanza
farmer and one of Griggs county's orig
inal commissioners, greeted his friends
in this place Wednesday
eTWe warrant our No. Feed to put
clearer and stronger tone into Griggs
county mules baZOo than any other
feed on earth. Davis T. Pickett.
Our city druggist. DR.. Newell, has
taken new departure in his business,
which those desirous to become posted
can learn of by consulting his adv. on
another page.
An effort to boom Aneta. some twen-
ty miles north of this place, will be made
this spring, and newspaper is among
the things talked of by the enterprising
enterprisers Of that vicinity.
-Sanborn is encouraged into think
ing that the Lake Traverse. Sanborn l.
Darlington r. Il. will be built the COM
ing summer, in which event that place
is to be made the distributing point.
Edwin Bradley, the barber, exhorted
on religion last Monday evening at the
Adams building. and will hold services
again next Monday evening at the same
place.
Byron Andrus and Maynard Crane
started for Fargo last Saturday after
noon. They We're after tree-claims and
pre-emptions in the town west Of here,
which was placed on the market last
Monday.
EWe assure the uninformed that
our No. Feed will put the most tender
and juicy steak ona 0-year-old breaking
OK that ye honest farmer NAV want him
to enter a second childhood. Davis 4
Pickett.
Land Attorneys VIM. Glass and
Ole Serumgard started for Fargo Sun
day at midnight in order to be there ON
Monday, when town Jag. range 60 and
81 was expected in the market. They
carried down good grist of filings.
The plans for Griggs county's pro-
posed court house have arrived and re-
ucCl Cl6ulC Oll lAAC dACllLlCCC. 4. ~. Luz
wards. They will probably be accepted
and the commissioners will at once
move in the matter of erecting the edi-
flee.
&C. A. Moore recently received pa
per from some fair friend with an article
entitled, sHow Married Women Sleep"
Addy thinks it dumb strange that any
one should mistfust that he has an in
terest IN the nocturnal customs of
women.
eWTP. L. Holland. the stirring machine
man, says they are all bound to have the
Monitor seeder. He delivered 16 last
Saturday, and still there are more to
follow, and all those who want Mon
itor will have to come soon as he has
only few left.
1t takes, according to scientific
journal. four thousand bumblebees to
weigh pound; but you stop a humble
bee sometime when he is right busy,
and pick him up and lift him, and you
will raise your hand to heaven and swear
that he weighs ton.