Griggs County courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1885, 1885-05-08
Around Town.

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pair Of Norman mares of Davis & Pick
EFT.
9Do your Hail Insurance business
with Beecher Cox.
Davis & Pickett's horses are the finest
lot ever offered for sale at this point-all
wool and yard wide.
eEGuard against being ''busted," by
insuring your crops with Beecher
Cox, i'll the Fargo Insurance company.
E. G. Ward is running bachelor hall.
He has taken possession of the rooms
above his boot and shoe emporium, and
fixed them up with Oriental splendor.
Found by F. d. Fenner, satchel
with one suit of clothes, and papers of
the Fargo Insurance company.
Register Smart went to Sanborn this
morning to meet his sister, Miss Isa j.
Smart. who visits the land of the Da-
kota' s for the first time.
"a Whidden Bros. S is the right place
to buy your stone ware. One solid car
load of milk pans, churns, butter jars
and jugs.
A fresh stock Of groceries just opened
at Bowden and Bucks.
Whidden Bros. pay the highest
rates for butter and eggs.
Riel says the half breeds must fight
or he will kill them. Middleton says if
they do fight he will kill them.
School bonds and warrants taken
III exchange for school furniture.
School houses built and bonds or war;
rents taken in payment.
Knud Thompson
Whidden Bros. have improved the IN
terror of their store hundred per cent,
by paint and varnish.
WANTED-A good girl for general
housework. Wages Sl5 per month. Ap-
ply by letter or in person to Mrs. r. C..
Cooper, Cooperstown, Oak.
Examine the Flying Dutchman
Sulkey Plow at Berg g. Larson.
George Goldthrite reports that when
he left Canada for the land Of Sunshine,
three weeks ago, there was six feet of
snow.
W Bowden & Buck are Sc ling cloth
ing for less than the cost of manufac-
turing.
[/Geo. w. Greenleese has horse with
ambition enough to tro. the mile in two
minutes, and speed enough to give ev-
erybody the dust, save DIR. Newell.
G. w. and A. N. Adams are eluxuriating
in new top buggies.
eTThirty Bushels of No. l hard to
the acre, to the man Who insures with
Beecher Cox.
DIR. VIM. Carroll. of Valley City.
called as an expert IN the Marquardt
glanders case, visited Cooperstown
Friday, and pronounced the disease
glanders, whereupon the animal was
shot.
Remember, the Hapgood. 16-inch Sui
ky Plow runs lighter than a 14-inch
walking plow. For sale by
Knud Thompson.
G. E. Phillips, who booms for the
Fargo Argus, was in town last week, in
terviewing the citizens as to write
up;
Mrs Seth Mills, of Valley City, died
of paralysis Sunday evening. liver ia
cobson, and I. E. Mills, her only son,
went to the Valley Tuesday, to attend
the funeral. Mrs. jacobson, her daugh-
ter, was at her bedside. Mrs. Mills has
been sufferer long time, and her
death is not entirely unexpected.
Bowden & Buck will open new stock
of dry goods in few days.
8rI have few Harvesters s. Binders
that am selling for $500. Ifyou want
one, you must call soon. or you will be
out of luck; and don't you forget it.
Knud Thompson.
Mr.. John w. Scott,t the talented young
attorney of Valley City, W ill be married
to Miss Anne Evans, at the Congrega.
tienal church in Valley City, May 18th.
Miss Evans is one of Valley City's most
attractive and accomplished young Ia
dies, and Mr.. Scott is to be congratu-
lated.
eTSpfing goods arriving on every
train for Whidden Bros.
| kTLadies' hats, trimmed and untrim-
med, just opening at Whidden Bros.
| B- Beecher Cox represents the
Fargo Hail Insurance company, fol