Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1891-10-23

1891.
L. NJ. Murphy, the old pioneer of the
Northern Pacific, favors us with a re-.
newal of subscription. Tom is a Iiber-
al patron of the newspaper boys and III.
ways Keeps paid up.
President Mears of the First Bank of
Cooperstown. is working hard to secure
men and thresriDg outfits for this sec
ton of the country. Mr.. Mears is a
rustler, Nliat is tire least we can say for
him.
Messrs. j. A. Steele, w. A. Yerxa, j..
u. Thurman, Geo. Hill, Harris and
their colored cook, John Hill arrived
from Minneapolis Thursday. They
brought along full equipment, and will
depart tomorrow for Lake Jessie on q
camp hunt.-Hope Pioneer.
Nearly every threshing outfit in the
county was at:work last Sunday. TAX
Dng into consideration the lateness of
the season and the many drawbacks
the farmers have had this season, our
farmers are justified in threshing every
fine day, Sundays included.
Editor Trubshaw, of The Coopcrs-
town Courier, was in the city Thursday
evening, and found time to call and
make the acquaintance of the editor.
MIR. Trnbshaw is good company and is
giving the people of Griggs county II
rattlihg good weekly. Times Record,
Rev. c. w. Collinge left for confer
ence this week. MIR Collingc has been
the popular pastor of the. NJ. +. church
at this place for two years and all ex-
press the wish that he will yeturn to this
charge. If he does not we sincerely
hope he will be sent to good pontiand
handy to Coopcrstown.
10. Ebentire contributed his share to-
wards supporting the COURIER, Satur-
day, bypaying up his dues and some i'm
advance. Mr.. Ebentire is one of ou,
successful young farmers this year. He
lis II worker and deserves all lie gets.
1--WE hope he will experience many sea-
sons of prosperity
Joe Pepper, the genial foreman of
the Hope Pioneer, accompanied by
Messrs. Bert Shaw. Guy Jacksen and
A. $. Moot, were in town Monday and
went into the hills after geese. If the
boys are rs skillful III shooting rifle
balls us they are base balls
they will have any amount of sue
cess.
( 5. c. Gunderson. Of the firm OF
Jimeson 4 Gunderson, has purchased
the old store building formerly occupied,
by Nelson 4 Hodge, from VIM. Glass.
He is not sure whether ths business
will be moved across the street or not
but that may be the ultimate result. On;
thing is certain, and that is that they
have got to have more room for thei,
fast increasing business.
Supt. McCabe has ordered the trai,
going west at 1917 from Sanborn tt
wait twenty minutes for the Coopers
town train and longer if she is in sight
to give braliclf passengers chance t,
make connections for jamestown. I'll,
old pioneer line is never backward i,
accommodating its patrons when de
feet is brought to the notice of tn,
management. Supt. McCabe's prompt
ness in this matter is to be commended
Tcslche1' Wanted.
! For term of three months for tn
Hanhaford school to commence Dec
1st 1891. Apply before Nov. 18th 10
DUNCAN SINCLAIR,
| Hannaford, N. ID.
1 have anumber of fine farms fo
sale on crop payments. Nothing down
Low interest. Some with good dwell
lings on. No crsp-no payment an.
no interest for that year. 3Otf.
I. E, WARNER.
Pronounced. A, Great
Remedy.
had pneumonia eight years ago
which left my lungs in bad condition.
used the White Wine of Tar Syrup you
sent ME, and am greatly benefited.
gladly commend it as the best remedy
for consumption or weak lungs in any
form I have ever tried. hope you
will supply our druggist, Mr.. German