Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1892-03-11

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Dr' r. NJ. johnson executes all dental
work in a careful and reliable manner.
ne arrives March 81 to stay three
days
John syverson left Tuesday morning
Tor st: Paul, where he goes to Law i'm :
large stock Of goods, ready made cloth-
ing, etc.
The old knud Thompson building on
the corner opposite tho concrete block
is being fitted up for VIM. Stewart,a
tailor shop.
Bert Parsons, who has been brakeinp
on the Cooperstown train has been laid.
off. Bert is good fellow and popu-
lar brakeman.
John, Syverson has been drawn as =
grand juror for the April term of the
United States district court which is to.
convene ut Fargo.
Geese have made their appearance
and our boys are bringing out
their spring clothes. Indications Of
the near approch of spring,
| D.
Frank Kingsley is now subscriber
TO the COURIER. Frank is attending
school and will soon move on to the
farm, and of course he wants to bc
posted.
Tuesday afternoon we were yisito,l
with 81 heavy rain and in the evening of
the same day it turned into blizzard
that lasted I'LL day Wednesday. 1t was
u ripper and no mistake.
We understand that Otto Perchcrdt
has purchased the building now occu>
pied by Emma Henry aud will soon
open up restaurant therein. We
Shall soon be well supplied with eating
houses.
w "day morning last u surprise was
in ste.e. We found that the North pole
was south and tho South pole north.
wonder if our professional BARRIERS
can change color? Strange things do
happen leapyear.
Fred Williams has Il communication
in this issue advocating the cause of
John CHM. Fred is no doubt sincere.
but we arc of the opinion he IS advoca.
ting too wide open policy Of spending
the county's surplus.
VIM Stewart will open up his tailor
shop tomorrow and will be pleased to
receive all orders for suite, etc. Re-
pairing and cleaning done on short mo-
tice. Give me a trial. Shop opposite
Nelson & Hodges hardware store.
The storm Tuesday night smashed In,
one of John Syverson's store windows.
took the roof off Jackson's building,
carried Jimeson & Gunderson's storm
shed away bodily, same with tho pump
house at the Palace hotel, and played
havoc generally.
We got letter from Elijah Hamilton
Monday, in which he states that he and
his bride had been visiting at Duluth
aud West Superior and the Twin cities.
He says he will start for Cooperstown
on the 18th and will bring out with him
a car load of horses, mules, cows,
chickens and turkeys and everything
to run first class farm.
We notice in several Of our ex-
changes that farmers are handing in
for publication, letters showing what
success they have made since coming to
North Dakota. If any of our GrigQs
county farmers care to write up and
hand in their experience wc should be
pleased to publish tho same in tho.
COURIER.
j. w. Fiero returned from a trip ia
New York last Friday. Mr. Fiero says
he can't SEQ why 50 manv people
drudge from years end to years end in
a crowded city, when there are 50 many
grand opportunities for advancing in
North Dakota. He offers some fine
farms for sale In another column.
Losr-A Collie dog, about2 years
old. Answers to the name of Lige. Has
a white stripe running across his breast.
Medium sized black and tan color.
Finder return to or notify +. u. Will
liams. Suitable reward. Left nv
place last November.