Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-03-21
Official Paper of Griggs County
LOCAL LAcoN1cs.

Decidedly spring-like weather.
oh. for the sight of bare ground!
Business generally is OH the pickup.
The business activity of spring is
fairly upon us, but who cares?
Winter is truly on it's last pegs and
will soon be entirely pegged out.
A little printers ink now and then
increases the trade of our business men.
HIP. Smart has been taking life quiet
ly this week in the sequestered village
Of Fargo.
The Mccullough boys have returned
from Canada and will push matters OH
their farms.
p. l.. Holland, the never-take-b back
water machinery dealer, left for May
vile Tuesday.
Miss Thompson came up from Sam
born bv overland route Sunday and is
visiting friends west of town.
The pleasant face of Charley .Mer-
riell, the hardware prince of Hope, was
seen in Cooperstown yesterday.
1T is reported that the railroad will
be opened up next week and that trains
will then come and 20 regularly
George Clark will leave Michigan
for Cooperstown in about one week, ac-
cording to the Marine City Reporter.
F. NJ Ardell, the famous stove man
ut Grand Forks, was in the city couple
days this week enjoying life at the
Palace.
Fred Buchheit has the COurier's
best bow for a very comprehensive work
on the industries OF South Bend, Ind,
his native heath.
VIM. Glass while away on his recent
trip captured a couple Burrell avenue
lots at a low figure, making the purchase
of a nonresident.
Now is the accepted time to secure
a home within Griggs county IS fertile bor-
ders. Delay not unless you are prepared
to forever hold your peace.
%. Il. Bolster. the genial hardware
drummerof Minneapolis, smiled on his
Cooperstown friends last Monday forthe
first time in several months.
Mrs. &. f. Newell arrived home last
Sunday from a tive-weeks' visit at |
Crookston. The usually stoical doctor
displays happy countenance now. |
Farmers are busy getting ngeverything
in readiness for all early breakup, and
the signs aue that their anticipations
aud preparations will not be in vain.
MIR. Rockwell returned Tuesday
night from his revival work in various
North Dakota towns, being called home
by the death Of Mr.. Zimmerman S little
girl.
A very entertaining communication
from Mir. Geo. Whilden. giving an in
sight to military life i'll western post
will he found ON the fifth page of the
Courier.
Eleven cars of settlers and their |
movables have left Jackson.- Mich, for
Cooperstown, is information sent to Mr.. /
IL. Williams. They are expected to ar
rive by Monday next.
School las been held regularly at .
Mardeli this winter. Il neat school room /
Icing fitted upin the Park Avenue Hotel.
Mr.. Serumgard has been and is the sue
cessfui tutor thereof.
-SAkeston, on the Pipestem, is with !
ont church nr school advantages. and the .
Advocate sets up an urgent appeal for
those great ciyiiiZing engines that will ;
probably be answered.
j. $. Ricketts,, S;lnborn S ex-attorney
of high-living incllna,ions. is now an .
cioHed down at Midland. Michigan. for !
which information his creditors will
please remit us 81 each.
Those solid snOW-tMnkS on Bnrrpll
Avenue may he as substantial as any in
stitution in town. and yet our citizens
would not be surprised to hear of their
having gone into liquidation. any day.
Tie rates Oh emigrallt novables .
from st. Paul to cooIerstown have been
reduced to s37 per car. or 60 cts. per
hundred pounds. the pmigrant pas
senger rate from the same point is SlO.jO.