Griggs County courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1885, 1885-05-15
Around Town.

ArOunO Town.
Wheat, Is cents.
Wall paper at the drug store.
Mr.. j. T. Odegard, of Fargo, come up
on Wednesday.
H. o. Lund, who furnishes the out
ward toll for the Valley City dudes, has
been IN town this week.
Joseph Allen has struck q large flow
of excellent we'll water at a depth Of
seventeen feet.
Mrs.Dr. Newell went to Pullman, ILL.,,
Wednesday.
oTGuard against being "busted," by
insuring your crops with Beecher
Cox, in the Fargo Insurance company.
Max is informed that his anecdote
has little too much venom in it to be
good reading, when there is no election.
~Do your Hail Insurance business
with Beecher Cox.
t325 pieces new carpeting just open
ed at Whidden Bros; 80 cts. to $l.75 per
yard. Body Brussels, extra tapestry,
B. and G. tapestry, all wool, wool and
cotton, Dutch 3-ply and hemp.
Mr.. I. j. Odegard is seriously i'll at
his residence, twelve miles north of
town.
a. Ladies' hats, trimmed and untrim-
med, just opening at Whldden Bros.
The census fiend estimates the popu-
lation OF Griggs county at $500.
HlO boxes 'Whidden Bros. Best
Soap" just received; also Kinks and
Rabbits in in stock.
~Whidden Bros. g is the right place
to buy your stone ware. One solid car
load Of milk pans, churns, butter jars
and jugs.
80 barrels Of pork, and a car load Of
general groceries, just received at
Whidden Bros.
v The infant child Of Mr.. Fenner died
of paralysis, Saturday.
We had a smash up on job press the
other day. just one blacksmith in fifty
could have fixed it. Thanks to Moore
Il Sansburn, the press is again rs good
as new.
eB- Beecher Cox represents the
Fargo Hail Insurance company, fol
Griggs county.
Miss Gertie Hawk, who has been Wis
iting in Cooperstown for past week, re-
turned to Sanborn Wednesday.
Full line of spring goods, prints,
giughams, dress goods, ladies and gents
hats, opening this week at Whidden
Bros.
Anton Enger returned from Mime.
sofa Wednesday.
Whidden Bros. pay the highest
rates for butter and eggs.
The ladies of the Cooperstown Sew
ing circle will hold a fair in the Court
House on Thursday, the 2sth Of May
to be fol owed by a Grand Musical and
Literary entertainment in the evening.
See programmes next week.
The Gull River Lumber company
have an enormous stock of dry lumber
on hand.
Bowden & Buck will open new stock
of dry goods in few days.
tB-l l25 boxes Of toilet soad just open.
ed at Wllidden Bros. A big drive on it.
eTI have few Harvesters 4 Binders
that am selling for $500. If YOU want
one. you must call soon. or you will be
out of luck; and don't you forget it.
Knud Thompson.
Remember, the Ilapgood. 16-inch Sui.
ky Plow runs lighter than a l4-inch
walking plow. For sale by
Knud Thompson.
~Thirty Bushels of No. hard to
the acre, to the man who insures with
Beecher Cox.
The Gull River Lumber company'a
new card appears in another column.
This company is one of the largest in
the Northwest; and is possessed of an
immense capital stock. They manu-
facture their own lumber, which ena-
bles them to sell at the lowest market
prices.
Examine the Flying Dutchman
Sulkey Plow at Berg & Larson.
School bonds and warrants taken
IN exchange for school furniture.
School houses built and bonds or war
rents taken in payment.
Knud THOMPSON