Griggs County courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1885, 1885-05-22
Around Town.


Saturday returning Tuesday.
Maynard Crane is about to start
lumber yard in Cooperstown.
Seven Car loads of freight came to the
terminal town, Tuesday night.
Beecher Cox has bought Maud S. of
Davis & Pickett, with a stylish buggy.
H. S. Pickett's glass and iron front in
the furniture store is great improve
ment.
Maynard. Crane returned from Duluth
Friday, and will 60 into business in
Cooperstown. y
Mr.. c. p. Balkan was in town Satur-
day and, and favored the COURIER Of
fee with call.
Bald Eagle came back and got the
badger dog, which one of our young
chiefs entertained.
Mrs. j. H. Vallandigham Is quite
sick, and confined to her bed. DR.. New
ellis in attendance.
Our Dazey correspondence failed last
week; we are glad, however, to welcome
XYz's budget again this week.
Rollef Berg's new house now looms up
just beyond the new Pickett manson.
and will be an ornament to the town.
Joseph Allen has been sending
around, to his friends, young Sepoy onions.
Mr. Allen has the finest garden in tho
county.
James Sorenson. of the celebrated
Daily Roller mills, is anticipating a trip
to Cooperstown to introduce his 1n-
equaled flour.
Harry Clark, Of Willow, is about to
receive some 81 200 pension arrcarages.
and S12 as monthly remembrance from
Uncle Sam.
The Northern Pacific Railroad comma.
ny have sold 10000 acres of land in La
Moure county. to Mr.. Glover, Of Del
aware, O., for 81 per acre.
Mr.. N. L. Michaels has cone TO the
farm at Helena for the summer, al
though he admits that he may drive to
the metropolis occasionally.
Moses Frankham claims To have
''bucked" l6s cords Of wood in Coopers-
town since December lst,-one-third of
it three times ''in two"
Messrs. Reid and Heinman. of Red
Willow, have had two lively run-aways
at that place. The latter gentleman
has sulky plow badly twisted up by a
young team.
1t appears from exchanges that a
erang of desperadoes has been organized
to cure the wheat grading trouble by
burning elevators. Two elevators in
Crookston have been destroyed.
The train leaves Cooperstown now
every morning. Except Sunday, at
6 O'Clock. running to Fargo, and return
ing to Cooperstown at 6.3OP. NJ, q great
"A Michigan man, formerly of
Sanborn, writes the COURIER that ms
chief object in returning to Dakota is to
once more breathe pure. invigorative
ar. Michigan is, he says, man-slayer.
/Messrs. Syverson and Whidden are
bidding for buffalo bones in great shape.
Mr.. SyversOn captured fifteen tons
Monday, and paid $13 per ton. Chica-
60 ladies wear them around their neck
for jewelry.
"A dance at stee & Alsteds new
at Dazey, SATURDAY. night.
commemorated the Scandinavian Fourth
Of July. Messrs. Aiichae,s. Cox. Jack
son and Sheriff Pinkerton. attended
from Cooperstown. The ladies' failed to
put in an appearance.
Uncle John Russell was registered from
''Vaiy City," Friday. land was as chfppsr
and gossfpy, and as good company, as !
Of yore. Uncle John has gone to manu-
flour since the election. The
election grist he doesn't think amount
ed to much. Kinsie was damn bull
head.
Judge Clark. Of Willow, was in town
He reports a refreshfne I
shower at the lake Wednesday, and |
good. soaking rain Friday night. The
crops are looking magnificent. The
Judge favored US with the best evidence
Of prosperity, in the shape of renewed
to the COURIER.
The Retzlaff iron grey pony was can
Eering along with the butcher on his
back, Tuesday evening, when, all of a
sudden, he concluded to stop, quick. and
mock star out of the sky with his
leelS. Iulius kent rirht on llayerfho