Griggs County courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1885, 1885-04-03
Around Town.


Wheat, 60 cents. II
j. G. Yancey is out with new card.
Frank Hunter has rented his farm to !.
Peter Olson.
Rev. F. NJ. Rockwell came in from
Darlington ON Monday.
Conductor Bryant resumed his old
train Thursday.
Mr.. John syverson returned from his
short Minnesota trip Wednesday.
Every train brings a half dozen
y. rs. to ll the requsments Of
Messrs Bachelor and Church came to
the Terminal Town Wednesday and in
sured the long suffering public.
Gentle Spring showed up Wednesday
morning, with it's back up, but quieted
down in the afternoon so that the farm
ers went on with their seeding.
Kalamazoo Spring Tooth Harrows in
stock.
A car load of Seeders arrived to-day
for Knud Thompson.
Feed of all descriptions at popular
prices at Geo. W. Greenleese & Co.'S.
New dress goods, ginghams and
prints just opened at
Whidden Bros.
Davis & Pickett have been advised
by wire that the extreme cold weather
in the east will delay shipment of their
horses a few DAYS. Farmers will do
we'll to await their coming, as they are
mostly fine brood mares.
The finest line of spring clothing
in Dakota is now placed on exhibition
at Rowden & Bucks.
Cheap for cash: One top buggy-near-
ly new, warranted. Apply to +. II.
Adams COURIER Office.
Mr.. p. L. Holland was down from
Aneta Monday, trading horses for ma
chinery with Knud Thompson.
eIBoots and shoes for the millions
will be here by April 5th.
Whidden Bros.
Mackin and pal, the ballot box stuff
ers of Chicago, are out on bail, while
their case is reviewed on motion for {
new trial.
EKDakota manufactures the fines
flour in the world. Greenleese & Co
have just received car of flour from
the Fargo Roller mill.
tB-T The best brands of -four at Geo
w. Greenleese & Co.'S.
~Farmers, do you know the self.
: locking cream pail is the best for max
butter. Sold by a. N. Adams.
t1Spring goods arriving OH ever!
train for Whidden Bros.
+ The contest notice of Peter e. Olsol
} against N. G. Gulbrandson, for tn
timber land ON Red Willow lake, wa
: decided by the local land office in Gul
7 brandson's favor Fred. B. Morrill, 70
plaintiff; liver Jacobson, for defend
ant.
: Buckeye Feed Mills, two horses vii
!, grind from ten to twenty bushels pc
; ; hour), for sale by Knud Thompson.
q The prices of all kinds of goods, 70
the next thirty davs, will astonish til
: natives of Griggs county. Our price
d tell, and people tell our prices.
n Bowden & Buck.
Q Land seekers are thicker than dolla
e bills. Every train brings dozens "a
= more.
Pm. Vangness, the merchant of O1
i tote, bought stock of groceries in Coo
e perstown Monday. Cooperstown is gel
}. ting to be quite a jobbing point.
e ESmoke the celebrated Nilsson G
Is gar. Best in the world. Sold by Bow
: den & Buck.
- TAsk Bowden & Buck for th
o Nilsson cigar. The best in the world.
=, / will sell 39D acres of improved lant
:, two and 0ne-half miles from two diffel
j. ent towns on the main line of the N.
railroad. IN the heart of the wheat bel
n every acre of which can be ploughe
e for very low figure. F. II. ADAMS.
is Courier Office.
is Mrs. jacobson will resume III
y studies, in the fall, at the Chicago Met
!" ical college.
The elevators are receiving a lare
= amount of wheat daily.
- eEWe have for sale few good far
% work horses. Davis & Pickett.
T. School bonds and warrants take
! IN exchange for school furniture
le School houses built and bonds or wa
rents taken in payment.
:. Knud Thompson
Pat Rooney said he had accepted a