Griggs County courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1885, 1885-06-05
Around Town.

Around Town.
Wheat, 72 cents.
Rollef Berg has moved into his new
residen;e.
Will Cooperstown celebrate the COM
ing Fourth?
Mr.. F. H. Adams went to Minneapo-
lis, Monday.
j. L. Haskell, sick for some time with
paralysis, is improving.
Mr.. d. j. Calvin, travelling auditor Of
the n. p, came up on Wednesday.
J. H. Kellum, of Dazey, is canvassing
the town for the olives of the Presi-
dents.''
Ole G.. LELAND and baggage, straight
from Norway, arrived at Cooperstown
Monday night.
Ex-Ccngressman Dwight and son,
John w. Dwight, Of New York, are
registered at the Palace.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. n. Van Dusen, and
daughters. of Hope, were in town over
Sunday, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Whid-
den.
Mr.. P. S. Buell. is at the Palace, very
sick. 1t was Thought he would not live
over Thursday night, but to-day he is
little better.
Cox & Christie are out with new
card to the public. They are busy
arranging their goods, but have time to
sell you groceries-away down.
Mrs. liver jacobson has moved TO her
fathers Judge Mills, of Valley City,
farm, where she will keep house for the
Judge, and teach the district school.
Dory O.Moore got away from his
keeper Wednesday. lie was captured.
however, before any serious damage was
done, and placed in the Palace cooler.
Lewis Ford and j. Olson, of Mime
sofa, came up last week with two car
loads of stock. Griggs county is des-
tined to be great stock-raising section.
In the commissioners proceedings will
be found a batch of names of citizens,
from which jury is to be drawn for
the approaching term OF district court,
at Valley City.
The government employees. in Coop
erstown, together with the bank officials,
tobserved Decoration day, after fash
ion, while the rest of the populace went
about their business, as usual.
The heavy rains rave made the wheat
fairly Jump out of the ground, and the
farmers heart now beats a ''tattoo'' OH
his shirt front, over the prospects of
two pounds Of silver dollars for every
acre.
Miss Lima Stewart, of Hope: and Miss
Jennie Gothey and Mr.. Geo. w. Green.
leese, of Cooperstown, were baptised in
the waters of the Sheyenne, OH asst Sab
bath morning. by Rev. G.. w. Huntley,
of Fargo.
A. Haskell complains of some per.
son robbing his wood pile Of the choicest
cuts, and he has loaded several sticks
with giant powder. Better to pay S.
for cord of wood. than to blow up q
$50 stove.
Mr.. James Gimblett showed us samp-
les of his wheat and barley, the former
measuring twenty inches in length,-he
has 100 acres just as good. Mr.. y.
b. Brown also brought in sample,
and our foot-rule was just four inches
short of measuring it.
Valley City has decided to have the
grandest celebration ever witnessed
northwest of St. Paul. 1t will open on
the Sd Of July, and be continued the 4th
and 5th. All G. A. r. posts, and Dako.
ia National Guard organizations, are
invited to participate.
Charles Husel, an intelligent and
thrifty young farmer of Griggs, called
Saturday, and gave us 50 to pay for one
years subscription for the COURIER and
the ''Farm Stock and Home'' journal.
To an intelligent man, 50 is anAinsig.
ni6cant sum, when compared with the
valuable information received Through
a nrst-class agricultural Journal and
county paper.
A Youngstown, Ohio. special tells Of
q horrible accident to Herman Lehman,
who, in wrestlingwlth companion. fell
over the brink ravine ninety feet. re-
ce,vlnr satal wounds. Durinp