Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1883-1884, 1884-07-04
Official Paper of Griggs County

are reQUeStcG 10 renew.
Official Paper Of Griggs County
Business at the Palace is looking up.l
J. G. White, of Helena, was in town
Saturday.
r. NJ. Cowen and bride arrived in
Cooperstown Monday evening.
Stevens & Enger, our genial hardware
merchants, are doing wholesale busi-
ness.
Andres n. Kloster, of Mardell, called
on the COURIER Tuesday and snb-
scribed. ..'s'
Attorney jacobson is fixing nip . nsv.
Office on Burrell avenue, opposite the
pOstOffice. ..N.e
Mr.. w. 3. Covey. of Covey& Brown,
Of Sanborn, was III town Monday. He
is a land owner about here.
Berg & Larson have just received 8, 900
pounds OF extras for their machines, and
report the old Met Cormick getting to the
front.
Mrs. r. C. Brophy and child have gone
to Duluth for visit with Mrs. Broplly's
parents. Mr.. Brophy accompanied them
as far as Fargo.
The Sanborn hotel negotiations have
not been completed, according to the
latest advices, and Gallinger 4 Olson are
still conducting the house.
Mr.. H. O. Nieman, who will probably
take charge of the Sanborn hotel is the
old landlord of the Hope house, and the
Pioneer speaks highly Of him as hotel
man.
Mrs. III. s. Lehman and Mrs. Brown,
of Valley CITY, made ns call Wednes-
day and exhibited two of the finest bou-
quets of wild flowers we have seen in
Dakota.
Mr.. A. Moffat has built boat for
Judge Andrus, with which to cruise on
the raging Sheyenne. 1t will be called
the Lady Clara We're de We're, because
she is broader in the middle than at Ell
ther end.
Land Agent Andrus has sold the
northeast quarter Of section S, township
l47, range 50, to Henry H. Moen; the
southeast quarter of section ., township
147. range So, to Peter Mathison, and
the southwest quarter of section II,
township l4S, range 60, to William
Healy.
Mrs. Ann Spencer, accompanied by
her son and DR.. Kerr, went to Yankton
Tuesday morning, where she will be
treated in the asylum for insanity. She
is fifty years old, the mother Of two chill
dren, and has been insane about sixteen
years-is somewhat violent and difficult
to keep track Of. :.
The Cooperstown train goes to Valley
City Friday morning, July 4th, leaving
Cooperstown at a. M, returning at 6p.
M, in time for the ball at Nelson 4
Langlie's hall. Round trip tickets, 1888.
1t is understood that quite q number
will improve this opportunity to put in
an enjoyable day.
The Enterprise affirms that Sanborn
born is not in favor of dividing Barnes
county. and places Mr.. Van Wormer on
record as unequivocally opposed to di-
vision. 1t won't do, Van, you are bound
to get the credit of desiring to divide
Barnes county in any event-it is the
old legislative rot, and you must
have siege Of it, whether you have been
vaccinated or not. Two months ago
Uncle John informed a small audience
that he had been waited upon by two
delegations of Tower City citizens, who
were desirous of splitting the county
wide open, and his statement must be
accepted as truthful. You are no doubt
one of the conspirators.
Dakota Mildness.
Press and Dakotian: In the temper.
ary chairmanship contest Jolly voted fol
Clayton and Nelson for Lynch.
Huron Leader: Not much. They
both voted for Lynch.
Fargo Republican: Not much. They
10th voted for Powell Clayton.
Chcrus-You're re liar!
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