Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1893-11-10

DR.. Featherston, the painless
dentist, will he at Cooperstown We'd.
nesday and Thursday, Dec. 6 and Z.
The fall term of court will convene at |
Cooperstown, Nov. IA.
Save money by buying your winter
footwear at Whldden's'
Dance in the Stringer building to.
night. Everybody invited.
Mrs. b. B. Brown, Lewis and Miss |
Nellie, returned Wednesday evening
from Chicago. [
DR.. Carl Rasmussen and Ch,6,x Lohr
have opened up a meat market In the /
old Virgo building.
S. G. Gunderson returned Wednesday
evening from an extended visit to
friends in Wisconsin.
VIM. Rountree and Osmas P. Lonoy
left for Missoula, Mont, Wednesday
morning. Good luck to You boys.
DR. j. f. Feathorstone, the Valley
! City dentist, WAS in town this week, At
tending to the needs Of his patrons.
Nels Iverson has opened up n collec'>
ton agency and will have his Office at
the store and also at the courthouse.
! Bear in mind that "Fargo's Best is
the best and cheapest. Whidden sells
it.
A fine boy baby WAS horn to Nix and,
Mrs. Henry Larson, west of town, We'd
nesaay morning. DR.. Bergstrom at
tended.
The new Olsen Il Cox elevator will
open for business the fore part of next
week and the house will be in charge of
George N. Stork.
The new crop California dried fruits,
apricots, nectarines, peaches, plums,
aud prunes are very fine. You will find
them ut Jimeson's. A!
Railroad Commissioner Rasmussen
presented DR. Bergstrom with Il fine st
Bernard dog this week, ard Doe. thinks
he has the finest pup in town.
!, acknowledgements 7, 1893. Mr.. Ole
o. Midstokke, of Aneta and Miss
Brita Hansine Pedcrsen, of Bergen,
! Steele County, N. d., by Rev. OK,
= Quamme.
!. The ladies of the Lutheran society
will hold fair Nov. l6, 1893, in the
Congregational! church. Supper 1T 6 pI
. IN. Fancy and useful articles for sale.
Supper 35c.
liver Udgard and Soren Berg drove
oyer from Courtenay, Sunday, return
ing Monday morning. Mr.. Udgard is
building up Il fine collection business at
+ Courtenay.
, Grain has been coming in lively the
past few days of fine weather. From
twenty to thirty Car loads Of the
golden cereal are taken down the
branch every day by the Cooperstown
: train.
, Wanted-Wheat in exchange for
| goods. Will pay SOC per bushel for No.
) hard, and other grades in proportion
IS w. G. JIMEsON.
Rev Hooking will preach the annual
missionary sermon in the Methodist
church next Sunday, service to CON-
mence at 7:30 p. IN. He will also
preach in the Balkan schOolhOuse ut
p. M.
MARRIED-At the Free Baptist par.
somage, Oakland, Oct. 81, 1893, by
the Kew. Nj. ID. Mack, Oscar William
NJ VScrns and Mrs. Emma MurrelI, both
OF Northweod, North Dakota i jeff
erson County Union, Wisconsin.
The election for county commissioner
n JdtSI 4uCounv PAooOu Vh WHY AulOkty
" only thirty-four persons deeming it OF
|. Insufficient Interest to go to the polls and
Evetc. X. g. Cooper had no opposition
Rand received twcnty-four votes in this
precimct, the balance were scattering.
Q ALny:l Temperance Legion was or.
y ganlzed after school last Tuesday week
by the leaders % that departments oi
J. the temperance work. Mrs. G.. L. Wild
J. den and Mrs A. Kennedy. A goodIy
s number of the little ones were anxious
= to belong to society all Of their own
u and if the parents will only take a little
interest and help the leaders in thi,
e more than important work, much gooc
+ will certainly be accomplished.
Y MARRIED-At Coeperstewn, Nortl
Dakota on Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1893
by Rev. Oscar ID. Purinton, Mr.. Fred
Ill A. Brown, Of Hope, Steele county
ST and Miss Mary +. Atchison of Gal
latin, Griggs county, state OF NORTH
Dakota.
The bride groom is one of Steele
i county's prosperous young farmers and
y Postmaster AtckisoR, of GallatiO
i Griggs county. Tho COURIER extends
;. its hsartiest congratulations to the
o young couple.
There are some suspicious move
J. ments being made among the batche.
a iors. Attorney Bartlett has rented the
entire suite of rooms over the hardware
e store and is going to fit them up in fine
J. shape, whish would naturally cause us
A to think that he had marriage in his
s mind, but the gentleman denies en-
/. phatically the rumor that he is going to
get married, but says he is perfectly
? willing and will accept the first girl
that asks him Fred King is also lock-
ing up suitable, apartments and, while
he has said nothing SO definite rs Mr..
, Bartlett, he admits liking for school
| narnls and we should not be surprised
If he took unto hlmselfa Il wife.
Have pair of these $5.75 kid shoes
for So Is at ,Whidden's.
Look out Farmers
For the new roller feed mill of Tiller &