Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-12-12
z. A. Holland is down from Aneta.

Gen. Grant refuses irrevocably to ac-
cept pension.
Mr., Chas. Goldthrite, wife and baby,
went east Thursday.
Vanderbilt has taken judgment for
some Sl55,OOO against ex-President
Grant.
n. L. Lehman and j. NJ. Burrell, of
Sanborn, have been in the city this
week.
Julius Stevens is managing the bank
during Mr.. Pickett's unavoidable alb
sence.
Robt. w. Witherow and wife are reg
istered at the Palace. That is all we
know of the happy event.
The Congregational social last even
ing, although not largely attended,
proved very interesting to those present.
r. Belden was entertaining his friends
in commemoration of the birth of a
daughter Tuesday night. Mother and
daughter doing well.
The farmers in the Sinclair school
district have organized a farmers alli-
ance, for discussing questions pertain
ing to farm interests.
b. c. Bound has rented Chas. john
sons farm, and bought his farm stock,
hay, etc. Bound is bound to prosper if
energy will bring prosperity.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Retzlatf returned
from Everest. Cass county, Tuesday
evening, where they went to attend the
funeral of Mrs. August Hike, an old
friend.
w. F. Dunlap has returned from a
visit to Valley City. He expects to
make an extended trip through the east
this winter, and will spend month in
New Orleans.
Mr.. $. s. Kirk, of Valley City, has
ordered the address of his paper changed
to New Orleans; 50 it is inferred that the
genial S. s. has gone where the orange
blossom grows.
Mr., G. T. Whidden has been laid up
with a ''broken back" and hard cold all
the week. Great anxiety has been felt
for him by the ladies, of whom he seems
to be a great favorite.
Chris. Steinborn made few mistakes
0s to whether certain chattels belonged
to him or to Cooper Bros. and Judge
Glass made a casual remark Thursday.
that he owed the county $50 and costs.
Hon. E. l.. Craw, the irrepressible
and double-jointed real estate contor-
zionist, of Grand Haven. Mich, and
Messrs Chas. Lewis and o. l.. North.
Of Ithica, N. Y, are enjoying the howl
ing luxuries Of life in Cooperstown.
Wild excitement. at Redfield. over the
county seat. Five hundred armed Ash
ton men were marched up to Redfiell
the Sth inst, after the records. but the
district court fired an injunction at them
and they dispersed.
Tom Gilderhouse and Ole Hegna.
living north of town, got full of bug
bllce Wednesday, and after assaulting
knud Thompson, and cleaning the town
out. some, were put in the cooler by
Constable Pinkerton. Judge G'ass
thought the fun worth S15.1Sa piece to
them, and so it is written.
Hon. VIM. A. Kindred, of Fargo, has
been in Cooperstown during the week,
looking after his landed interests in the
county. He has sold several quarter
sections OF land during his STAY in the
Terminal Town; and, as he expresses IT.,
finds this as prosperous section of Da-
kota as he has visited this year. He is
now enrolled among the elect who take
the COURIER.
Theo. Andrus "a former resident of
Cooperstown, committed suicide v
shooting himself with a revolver De-
cember 1st. The tragedy occurred at
the residence of his only child, daugh-
ter, in Ogdensburg, n. Y. The cause
is supposed to have been mental depres-
sion, incident upon loss of property.
Mr.. Andrus was pleasant gentleman.
about fifty-fve years of age, who was
liked for his bluff, honest disposition.
J. F. Bronson, jeweler, of Sanborn,
D. T., wishes to inform the people of
Cooperstown and vicinity, that he will
be at the Palace hotel, Wednesday, Dec.
18th, 1884, for THREE DAYS ONLY. with
fine, selected. new stock of Christmas
goods. consisting Of novelties in TOYS.
new books, poems, ETC., fancy clocks.
photo and autograph albums, great
variety of imported and Prang's Christi