Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-03-28
Official Paper of Griggs County
LOCAL LAcoN1cs.

LOCAL LAcON1CS.
Cooler to-day for change.
business Of all kinds is OH the bulge.
Hotels, creeks and rivers are rapid
" filling up.
Snow banks will soon be among the
things that were.
Wild geese are among the late ar
rivals in Griggs county.
-Messrs. Holland & Rukke intend to
build in Cooperstown soon.
Dave Wilcox and Jim Hill returned
from Wisconsin. Wednesday,.
1--WE have for sale few good farm
work horses. Davis & Pickett.
-Griggs county will produce about
double the wheat she did last year.
Strangers are getting numerous, as
are also warm, bright. sunshiny days.
The gay and gallant drummer is
now abroad in the land in all his glory.
@We have few yoke of oxen, mules
and horses for sale. Odegard & Thomp-
son.
"A. N. Adams is having an outside
stairway added to his Burrell avenue
building.
Developments are about to develope
that will he of interest to many Coon
erstownites.
Edwin Bradley, the facial operator,
now conducts his shop in Courier
building room.
Register Of Deeds Smart spent a
portion of the current week on his home-
stead at Hope.
Edmund Palmer is nes arrival from
South Bend, Ind. He will open a farm
in northern Griggs.
HT twenty-five acres on section lS.
town l46, range So, to let on shares.
Apply at the Courier office.
Capt. NJ. Robinson, of Mardell, was
taken suddenly and seriously ill Monday
last, but is now doing well.
-Nelse lverson contemplates opening
up a cigar and confectionery store in
the Muir Il Christie building.
The Darlington News now has
she limp" That is to say the appren-
tice in the Office is young lady.
-Plowed ground is already barred of
it's winter mantel and farmers are get
ting ready for the spring campaign.
Attorney jacobson started for
two weeks trip to old scenes in Wiscon-
sin, last Sunday. Important business.
The telegraph line was repaired last
Saturday and Cooperstown is again cleo
trically connected with the outside world.
Thomas Knudson has rented the
boarding house on Lenlam avenue and
intends to open the same for business
soon.
"A population of over 100000 can be
sustained from the land to which at
present Cooperstown is the retail base
of supplies.
Two car loads of emigrants' NOV
ables and stock arrived with their at
tendants, from Fondulac, Wis. last
Wednesday.
The Mayville Tribune last week
and justly sat down. Gu the
illegal formation OF Steele county. in a
lengthy editorial.
Joseph Waldorf arrived from South
Bend. Indiana. last Sunday and will
prepare to push farming operations in
the Red Willow neiglAborAoeG-
81 We warrant Our No. Feed to put
a clearer and stronger tone into Griggs
mules baZoo than any other
feed Oh earth. Davis IL Pickett.
&C. G. Lande, practical jewele1,
has arriyed from Lanesboro, MIMI. and
is preparing to open a repair shop and
jewelry stere in the Christie & Muir
building.
j n. Brown. of Meadow Brook Farm
is expected to arrive home from Colora-
do next week. He will bring car load
Of stock with him, some Of which is
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-Ccoperstowz needs a flour mill and
4 foundry and machine shop. Parties
desiring to engage in either branch will
meet with cordial and substantial recep-
Jon in this place.