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

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Official Paper of Griggs County
The land agents and attorneys are all
busy.
John Russell autographed the Palace
Monday.
]. w. Fiero, of Helena, made us a Call
Wednesday.
+. s. Seymour. from Steele county,
Was in town Monday.
Mrs. Brustark and two daughters ar
rived from Wisconsin Thafsday night.
Maynard Crane has bought Byron
.indrus' interest in the Philippe house.
Mr.. r. H. Belden and Miss Urine
Tolkel were married by Judge Glass
Sunday evening.
Hope to-day. Some of our experts, we
understand, will be there.
Land Attorney .Nndrls has sod the
east half of section Z. township l41,
range SO, to josef Dusbabek.
Geo. \. Luce, of Hope, \. G. Root,
William Healy and Joseph Waldorf, OF
Willow, We're in town Thursday.
The convention of Congregational pas
tors for the purpose OF organizing u
church society, will he held in this city
June 18th.
\. Z. Bowden. J. Il. Andrews. of
Meadville, Pennsylvania. and $. III. Lem
ham. son OF the late II. s. Lenlltm, are
at the Palace.
Holland & Rukke have moved the ma
cl ine,y Office formerly occupied bv Bucll-
e Bros. to Burrell avenue, next Davis
n l'ickett's store.
Prank Perry and VIM. Connolly came
i'm with A. J. Cotlding Tuesday evening
to work upon the Temple of Justice.
MIR. Codding has contract for stone and
brick work.
Since the death of III. S. Lenllam. the
Palace has been managed by Elmer
Smith, who has given general satisfac-
tiOn, and shows Il natural aptitude for
the business.
ID. II. SwartOut all old veteran of the
Army of the Potomac, from the south
western part of the county. called at the
COURIER office Monday and subscribed
for the COURIER.
:. wedding supper and dance at his
brothers, knutf Stee's. near tie county
line, Saturday eve. Over seventy cou-
pies were in attendance, and Il very. ell
JOEable time was spent.
Hank Gillespieis playing it fine on a
venerable hen. She would set and he
gave her employment on eighteen wild
goose eggs. The goslings We're taken
away as fast as Matched and duck eggs
substituted. He hasn't decided what
he is going tO set her ut when the ducks
begin to q,ack. Let the hen set.
Messrs. II. {. Cooper y. Brown.
with their wives, will aboriginate for
several days this week. Fort Totten
will be the scene uf thei,
piscaturial slaughter. The party
have t1,e COURIER receipt for cooking
picSclel-st,,tf with oyster sauce. bake
and serve by extracting the st'ltiing. then
ti.inw away the pickerel.
We showed Rob. Cnwen the Pioneer
Iress portraits of the Republican, candi-
ates and Informed him that they We're
the five first m,ln?crers hanged in Min
nesota. He looked at them and re-
marked that they were hard citizens
sure. and after long study m.'rmNnpd
hat one OF them looked some like John
\. Logan. Then the $ickening truth
h',st ''non him with an appalling crash:
the Republic.
$. X. Norgar,' of Marle]l. has re-
turned from yellow Medicine county.
Minnesota. prefewing his new farm in
tlle wheat belt to the hopper devastated
region of southern Minnesota. He re-
received for his place l:,9 acresl. which
S3.9C0 Yellow Medicine is ONE of the
semi-Elepori;lated counties of Minnesota
winch lies within the limit of periodical
.rrasshorrer visitation. Mr. Norgard
reports more immigration at present in
linat section than here. We apprelend.
l,nwever ti,at that section is ONLY q sort
Us halt way stopping place to Dakota.
The promised land. if taken in Suddenly:
might dazzle the coming millions.
The pleasa,,test drive about E''o'ers-
town is to Slar,e,l. The ROAD, are good.
The ;Yip short. and the acco,n,nodat IONS
1T the .i;,rtlel house excellent. The
town has ,iaver as vet nlafrr'allZeh. lint
IL. !,;,lins.,n. the lanllor.! Of the hotel.
i "a philosopher and is canahlr OF making
he site pleasant and profitable whether
rr not the Hone branch is extended as
agreed. While at his place sunday we
sav- TIE finest displav of vegetable plants
q &! tl,e ,lost l,on}elilSe hotel in this sec
t u, of conntry. 1t il claimed that CORN
will NJ, r;rAn north of the 1851, parallel:
vet beside his tomatoes. onioms and cab
haee. corn was growing. and he informs
,,s that hv the middle of July i've would
f~,-n ,.'as+;1nr raTs. Corn r'an1ed l,y him
on the 10tl, Of May, iii 1882. matured and
Yielded We'll.
TIE Dawson Globe. after Clipping the
San .orn Enterprise in relation to the
p.;.se mat ter. says: 1T is with feelings