Griggs County courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1885, 1885-05-01
Around Town.
w Wall paper at the drug store.

Wall paper at the drug store.
A. D. Maris drove up from Sanborn,
Monday.
tIDo your Hail Insurance business
with Beecher Cox.
Rollef Berg is about to build a fine
residence OH Burrell avenue, in the
Sixth ward.
Maynard Crane expects to go into
business at Duluth.
AT sheep shearing in Vermont
rams fleece weighed IS pounds-a ewes
tleese. q.
James Muir's new building. occupied
by j. G. Yancey, is an ornament to the
avenue.
4TGuard against being busted" by
insuring your crops with Beecher
Cox, in the Fargo Insurance company.
1t is rumored that Messrs. A. b. Cox
and James Christie will embark in mer-
camille business this spring in the
Christie building. They will carry gro
ceries.
Whidden Bros is the right place
to buy your stone ware. One solid car
load of milk pans, churns, butter jars
and jugs.
School bonds and warrants taken
III exchange for school furniture.
School houses built and bonds or war
rents taken in payment.
Knud Thompson
A foreign war, the failure in the VIM
ter wheat crop, the shrinkage in the
acreage of spring wheat, the retrencll-
ment of 1884, promise we'll for Dakota
in 1885.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Whidden and
baby, Miss Thurza Gimblett and Rev.
E. I. Jorden, drove across country to
Darlington, Wednesday. Will be back
Saturday.
WANTED-A good girl for general
housework. Wages Sis per month. Ap-
ply by letter or in person to Mrs. r. q.
Cooper, Cooperstown, Oak.
w. Msiay afternoon a cannonade was
heard in front of Stevens & Enger' sand
q brace of wild geese came tumbling
down on the pedestrians, from the fire
Of Anton Enger and Walter Baker.
DR.. and Mrs. Newell are preparing
for an exhibition of lofty tumbling,
Mrs. Newell nearly scared her friends
to death by descending from Mrs. Whid-
denis rooms, at one bound, Tuesday;
while the Dr., in ''reviving kid," nev-
er minded a little pair of stairs, but ap-
peared with ''here we are again.
eTThirty Bushels of No. hard to
the acre, to the man who insures with
Beecher Cox.
A splendid diamond. weighing 475
carats, has recently been found in Soutl,
Africa. The Grand Mogul, the proper
ty of the Shah of Persia, weighs only
sO>earats.
Mrs. Vanderbogert presented her
husband, one of our substantial farm
ers, with fine nine pound son, Tues
day evening. This little circumstance,
which is quite an event with Mr.. and
Mrs. Vanderbogert, prevented DIR.
Newell from ''revlving the kid" else
where than in the basement of the
court house.
There are 600 railways navvies out of
work at Kingston, Conn. They would
look pretty behind walking plows
Remember, the uapgood. 16-inch Sui
ky Plow runs lighter than a 14-inch
walking plow. For sale by
Knud Thompson.
The Cooperstown COURIER printed a
handsome and interesting Dazey supple
ment last week. The little town with
the blooming name must be developing
rapidly to warrant such an expense
Darlington News.
eD-I have a few Havesters & Binders
that am selling for 5000. If YOU want
one, you must call soon. or you will be
out of luck; and don't you forget it.
Knud Thompson.
ey'Spring goods arriving OIL every
train for Whidden Bros.
Ladies' hats, trimmed and untrim-
med. just opening at Whidden Bros.
8Whidden Bros. pay the highest
rates for butter and eggs.
Examine the Flying Dutchman
Sulkey Plow at Berg & Larson.
The art exhibition at the court house.
Tuesday evening, was the first public
gathering ever held in the building. The