Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-07-18
Official Paper of Griggs Count,

are requested to renew.
Official Paper of Griggs County
The Lehman building is being repair
ed.
The board of equalization is yet in ses-
sion.
The COURIER Office has new job
press.
Ground was broken for two new build
ings Thursday.
The Baptist church will be erected on
the same street.
The Hope train runs at random, and
the mail is now carried by stage.
Geo. Newberry is building spacious
mansion near Knud Thompson's.
WANTED-A boy to learn the printing
business. Apply at COURIER Office.
The Fargo sun of the 18th, has very
able criticism on Mr.. Ingersoll's lecture.
Little & Clendelling and Knudson y
Bryn report business booming in Dazey.
The Congregational church will be
erected ON Rollin street ,east of the court
house.
Sheriff johnson has horse which is
about the flippest in the county at half
mile dash.
Superintendent Graham located the
Cooper elevator, yesterday, south of the
round-house.
The uniform red of the court house
is well liked by everybody. The first
story is enclosed.
Lawn tennis, introduced by Mr.. o. G..
S. Wallace, is getting to be popular
game in Cooperstown.
F. E. McCutchins, d. d. s., is at the
Palace prepared to do all kinds of dental
work. He will remain in the city one
week.
p. A. Melgard says Stevens & Enger's
So horse brushes are like the democratic
party-too good for the country just at
present.
1t is expected that the services at the
school hall, next Sunday morning and
evening, will be conducted by visiting
Baptist clergymen.
Norman Keele, the boy who accident
ally shot himself while cunning the 10th
inst, died the next morning. He never
recovered consciousness.
The New Rockford Transcript hoists
the name of E. E. Henderson for legis-
lative honors this fall, and the Larimore
Pioneer speaks very highly of him.
Peterson's Magazine for August is at
hand. 1t is one of the best ladies maga-
zines in the country. Address, c. j.
Peterson, 3O6 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
The Northwest for July is at hand
and no higher praise can be bestowed
upon it than by observing that it bears
the imprint of the labors Of E. V. Small.
ley upon it.
Messrs. Graham, Odell, and Wemyss
of the Northern Pacific railroad, and G.
A. Roberts, of Fargo, came mp thu
Cooperstown branch on tour of inspec
ton Sunday night, and left Monday
morning.
Messrs. Bowden, Buck and Andrews
have purchased the lot adjoining VIM
Glass, ON Burren avenue, and will al
once erect store building 25x60. Ths
firm will be known as Bowden, Buck &
Co., and will deal in general merchan
disc.
Osnund Nelson, Of Aarleal, brings Ut
in samples from field of barley aboul
ready to cut. The heads are very large
and fall. On one head taken at random
there were IS kernels, and ON q dozer
samples there was an average of 20 ker
nels.
Il. ScatteaDo, the artist. is painting thu
town red, white. and blue. VIM. Glass
has an imposing sign, liver jacobson
one to make the angels weep. Davis &
Pickett simple legend, plainly told
while Judge Glass and Attorney An
drews indulge IN metropolitan shingles
AS near as we can learn there will bt
an active campaign after county Offices
this fall The present incumbents an
all in the field, and we are informed thai
Allan PinkertOn win be a candidate fol
the shr1evalty, Peter Fiero for the com.