Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-06-27

50, school No. 4, by Miss Grace Van
Voofhis. Pleasantview, in new school
house No. l, by Miss Nina Van Voorhis.
1t is proposed by several papers that
just to show our republican politics we
print the names of Blaine and Logan
upon our tickets this fall. Section II,
chapter %, Political Code. seems to cover
a good deal of ground and confine our
ballots to business. |
One of the new school houses Of Pleas
ant township, Looking Glass Prairie,
is being built ON section &c, township
14S. range So. Andrew Torfin was in
town Monday buying the lumber. An
other is being erected ON section ii,
township III, range IS.
Lake Park Hotel, Lake Minnetonka,
the delightful summer resort on the
banks of Lake Minnetonka, with fire.
quent trains by the Minneapolis y st.
Louis Railroad to Minneapolis and St.
Paul. has been reftted and put in thor
oughly first-class condition, and was
opened for the season Saturday, June
2lst. 1854, under the management OF Mr..
C. w. Mcintyre.
The two accomplished daughters of
Mr.. j. H. Van Voorhis arrived last week
Wednesday from Salt Lake City, where
Miss Van Voolhis had been engaged in
teaching at the Salt Lake Academy.
Miss Grace has just graduated at the
academy with the highest honors of her
class. 1t is to be hoped that Miss Van
Voorhis can be induced to give us a
lecture on Salt Lake and its surround
ings soon.
The COoperstown Courier says Coopers'
town wants a shoemaker shop, tailor
shop, news stand, confectionery grist
mill, restaurant and furniture store.
SykeStOn'S wants are very much like the
above, but we never heard it called a
confectionery grist mill'' before.-1Ad-
vOcate.
Wait until you have ademocratic COM
positor who carries in his vest pocket the
Mulligan letters with Watterson's COM
ments on the same ready for reprint and
you won't mind a little thing like that.
Robert NJ. Cowen, of Cooperstown,
and Lima LeDoux, were married at, the
!. residence of the brides father, Mr.. Theo.
LeDoux, at Fl. Atkinson, Wisconsin.
June 25th. The ceremony was per.
formed by the Rev. J. u. Holmes. The
happy couple are OH their way to Dako-
ia. They will occupy the Clough resi-
dence for the present. Mr.. Cowen is
one of our best and most popular citi.
zens. and he and his bride have the best
wishes of the COURIER for their future
happiness.
A basket picnic and Fourth of July
celebration will be held at Ensign Lake
some two miles northwest from Dazey
on July 4th, 1884. The events of tn,
!. day will include running and trottint
races, foot race, boat race, pony rac'
and sack race. Also a baseball game
Mr.. G. L. Dazey will be the orator of tn
!, day, Mr.. S. J. Russell the marshal
t Messrs. W. L. Pattison, Nicholas Gass
e man, Hans Oppegard, Nels Larson ant
NJ. Michaels the general committee
Y There will be dancing and general re
r freshments.
d A telegram received Thursday morn
ing announces that final decision LA
% been rendered by the commissioner o
: the land office at Washington in the con
tested land case of E. j. Mcmahon VS.
:, II. z. Smart, involving title to the north
east quarter of section 2, 144, Sc, adjoin
ing Hope on the west side. The decision
n is in favor of E. j. Mcmahon, who thu
+ acquires one of the most valuable quar-
# ters of land in Steele county. The con
n test in this case has been pending TO
near year and a half, and its decision
}. has been looked forward to with consid
v erable interest, both parties being we
i known both in Hope and Cooperstown
4 where Mr.. Smart resides.-Hope Pic
neer.
r Fifteen Cents Worth.