Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-05-02

AI ,, 1854.
mencing: 'Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler, etc.
Thomas Gaff. the wealthy distiller of
Aurora. Ind. and Cincinnati, dropped
dead of apopleNy.
Frank Carter, the tifteen-year-old son
Of the postmaster at Unionvllie, n. Y,
was arrested for robbing the mails.
Spokane Falls has the largest Touring
mill west of Minneapolis. If Spokane
county had one of our townships the
mill would he good property.
The cuts of Mr.. Tjlden used in 1876
now decorate the columns of the demo-
cratic press. Should Mr.. Tilden be NOM
mated his party would require him to
establish his Identity Philadelphia
Press.
Rev. C. II. Harrison, of Belmont, Pa.
who was expelled from the ministry by
the Methodist Episcopal Conference for
preaching against the doctrine OF imme-
diate sanctification, has become a raving
maniac. His friends have banded to-
gether and have commenced proceedings
against the conference.
If all the land on farm is devoted to
raising wheat, the farmer is betting
with nature that he will have a good
crop, and often meets with the gamblers
disasters. II his land is best adapted to
wheat let him keep few cattle, and by
all means have an orchard and a garden.
1t is very strange that our western
farmers give so little attention to fruit
raising, and it is quite ineNplicable that
many farmers do not have a garden
which will equal the hundred feet plat of
the city amateur.-Western Plowman.
Ca Fresh oranges and lemons every
week ut Whidden Bros.
Ga;-Grand display of Prints, Ginghams.
and notions ut Whidden Bros
@ a full line of horse millinery is to.
I've found at John McDermott's, OH Bur-
rell avenue.
~ We are long on shorts, and they
are tlrst-class. DAVIS & PICKETT.
cTs~Pure Maple Sugar at Whiddell
Bros.
c~ For mule jewelry, and all that
pertains to the winged animal in the
shape of leather dress goods and deco
ratlons. call at McDernlott's, opposite
the Union house. where tirst-class goods
at the lowest living prices are the rule.
Beautify your houses with some of
those elegant paintings at Whiddell
Bros.
lY-The ordinary twelve mile per day
(before the seeder) horse, when assured
of Il strong, tirst-class work harness, such
as is guaranteed by McDermOtt, is in
out of gratitude to McDermott and the
farmer.
Flour from Fargo.
Flour from Valley City:
Feed from
} Minneapolis,
Valley City
and Sanborn.
DAVIS e. PICKETT.
t# Anticipating the need of a first
class harness shop III COOperstOWn. John
McDermott has opened the shop on Bur
rell avenue, and is always ut home ready
, to show goods.
eY-In the spring the old mules fancy
lightly turns to soft bran mash. Bring
him in and let us load him up.
DAVIS Il PICKETT.
} For a frst-class harvester and binder
, buy the Mccormick twine binder and
harvester, which has been awarded the
: firSt-premi,lm at every world S fair since
: it was made, and has all the modern i'm
: provenlents. coupled with durability aud
strength. 1t is the old reliable. Fol-
sale by Berg n Larson.
r A Card.
! We have placed full line of FLOUR
. in our Burrell Avenue Store. where we
shall hereafter handle the largest provi-
4 sion business in this section of the co.ln-
try. Our stock will always be complete
' and our prices such as to maintain the
THE trading point for the counties OF
Griggs, Steele, Nelson, northern Barnes
and eastern Foster. Our terms are
strictly cash, and will not be yarieC
from. DAVIS g. PICKETT.
Trees, Field and Garden Seeds.
Box Elder. So per bushel.
White ash, 81 per bushel.
Walnut, S3 per bushel.
Butternut. 81 per bushel:
These seeds are very choice, and have
been kept frozen during the winter fol
spring planting. Onion seed 81 pei
pound; sharlots and all kinds of bot
| tom and top sets, 25c to 35c per quart
6. Discount made on large orpers. Ruta
. baga and turnip seed SOC per pound
Peas, beans, and corn, field or garden