Griggs County courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1885, 1885-04-10
Around Town.
Wheat, 81 cents.


Cooperstown needs good tailor shop.
Davis & Pickett sold eight horses ON
Tuesday.
The Montana Indians are getting UNI
easy, and will join Riel.
Nathan Sifton arrived from Canada,
Tuesday.
Kalamazoo Spring Tooth Harrows in
stock.
A car load of Seeders arrived to-day
for Knud Thompson.
Peter Nelson is about filling up his
shelves, preparatory to lively spring
deal.
Feed of all descriptions at popular
prices at Geo. w. Greenleese y Co.'s.
~N New dress goods, ginghams and
prints just opened at
Whidden Bros.
Mr.. Luce, of Merreill Bros. & Luce,
machine merchants, was in town We'd
nesday.
President Cleveland entertained the
Garfield boys with White house din
ner Monday.
Joe Jamison will measure out calico
and molasses at Whidden Bros. s the
coming summer.
The finest line of spring clothing
in Dakota is now placed on exhibition
at Bowdell y Bucks.
Cheap for cash: One top buggy-near-
ly new, warranted. Apply to F. II.
Adams COURIER Office.
Manley Davis father and brother
came up Monday with a car load of all
wool and yard wide horses.
j. H. Montgomery moved to the farm
Thursday; DIR. Newell and wife will re-
sumo housekeeping.
y Mr.. B. w. Alexander, of Lacota, and
bride, nee Miss NJ. |. Sparkling, formerly
of Willow, were at the Palace Saturday.
b>~Mr. Henry A. Fenner was married to
Miss Berthe Fiske Saturday. The GER
emony was performed at the Palace by
Rev. F. NJ. Rockwell.
HBoots and shoes for the millions
will be here by April 5th.
Whidden Bros.
EDakOta manufactures the finest
flour in the world. Greenleese & Co.
have just received car of flour from
the Fargo Roller mill.
tB- The best brands of -four at Geo,
w Ernpn1ppsp 4 Co g
~Farmers, do you know the self
locking cream pail is the best for max
butter. Sold by A. n. Adams.
ESpring goods arriving Oh every
train for Whidden Bros.
Buckeye Feed Mills, 1.-TWO horses will
grind from ten to twenty bushels pei
hour, for sale by Knud Thompson.
ICaptain Robinson has relinquished
his farm to S. K. Norgard, and will GO
east with his family. This is greatly to
be regretted. Mardell, without the cap
tail and Mrs. Robinson and the young
ladies, will be like a garden bligh ted by
frost.
NJ. L. Michaels is attending closely tt
his farming operations this spring.
The prices of all kinds of goods, fol
the next thirty davs. will astonish the
natives of Griggs county. Our prices
tell, and people tell our prices.
Bowden & Buck.
ErSmoke the celebrated Nilsson ci
gar. Best in the world. Sold by Bow.
den & Buck.
Ask Bowden & Buck for thu
Nilsson cigar. The best in the world.
l will sell 32O acres of improved land
two and one-half miles from two differ
ent towns on the main line of the n. p
railroad. IN the heart Of the wheat belt
every acre of which can be ploughet
for very low figure. F. II. ADAMS.
Courier Office.
Mr.. r. G. Brophy, who has just re-
turned from the East, visited New York
Albany. Baltimore, and Washington
He called OH President Cleveland. hi
cousin, and had pleasant, non-politica
interview. The President presented
Mr.. B. with fine cabinet photograph O
: himself, which can he seen at the CoUR
IER office.
School bonds and warrants takei
IN exchange for school furniture
School houses built and bonds or war
rents taken in payment.
Knud Thompson
If any farmer has good COW, let him
ship her to Cooperstown; he will get
rich. Milk is as rare as hens teeth. Rea
genuine milk is som mathing one does not
expect, and cannot possibly realize
Our millionairs are pointed out as mel
who use cream in their coffee. In q