Griggs courier., 1895-09-20

1875.
Whidden is right in it on fruit, both
in quality and price. Try him.
Messrs L. H. Larson and j. N. Syvert-
es son, OF Courtenay, were visitors to the
city Tuesday.
Twenty-Five per cent discount on
dress goods rext 80 days at Whidden's.
Rev. j. NJ. Taylor goes to Darlington
D. to preach next Sunday exchanging with
in Q Rev. w. H. Gimhett
A dog laughs with his ,ail.-Oberon
Well, who said he didn't:
,.st A. E. Carlander, the stone mason,
went to Moorhead last Saturday to visit
his family. He returned Monday.
John T. Odegard came up from Min.
neapolis Tuesday evening and will
the spend few days in Cooperstown.
Pc. Nelson has put in a hardwood
loes floor in his store and tinshop and now
has things as smooth as the smoothest.
Hiss c. l.. Judd, the jamestown photo.
'rn' grapher, was in town this week, taking
shadows. Mr.. Judd is an artist in his
heat line.
II. Quite delegation of the boys are
going to the jamestown fair next week
is to see the ''hoss" races, and things like
lion that.
Read Anton Enger's new ad. in this
tn issue. He has a fine line OF cook and
tho heating stoves 70 which he calls your
attention.
Emil Marquardt sports an electric
| wa, light in front of his place of business.
1t is II good scheme, especially ON
dark night. W
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+h;s For bricklaying, stOnemason's work
and plastering, call on A. E. Carlander
e' at P. NJ. Johnson's restaurant, Coopers-
wn. town, N. d.
Threshers, buy your meat at the
Sheyenne Valley Meat Market. We
day can give you all kinds of meats at prices
OOd to suit. Give us cnll.
There may not be anything startling
about the Griggs Courier, yot there are
''"e few papers We enjoy more thoroughly.
ana North Dakota Independent.
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Rev. w. H. Gimblett, of Darlington,
will preach at the NJ. E. church next
less Sunday evening at 8 O'Clock. and at the
own Bolkan schoolhouse at 2:8o o'clock.
." Rev. F. Il. Enslin left Tuesday for
rber Mimic where he has 1een called to the
next pastorate Of the Baptist church. We
u to wish the reverend gentleman success in
or his new field.
Collection agents and commission
|lley men are quite numerous these days,
day and the farmers need have no fears of
lave being lonesome after he strikes town
and with load of wheat
M. c. Lockton came over from Grand
heat Forks on his wheel last Friday, and IS
mp rusting around the country for a few
be days. Matt has been selling trees, ETC.,
hey for May since he left here.
1 shall open up about Sep. 10th a large
the and attractive line of millinery goods.
neil A competent trimmer has been engaged
big for the fall season.
60 JOHN SYvERsoN
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Warren Case, representing the G. F.
Sunwall T. Co., grain commission of
this Duluth and Minneapolis, was in town
en-" the fore part of the week, soliciting
lder conslgnments.
Mrs. Alison, of Hatton, N. d., and
the Misses Allison and Hegge, of Wcsby,
Wis, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
be X He2ge last week. They returned to
dry Hatton Monday morning.
WV Rev. f. S. Shaw failed to get home
~ - last Saturday, consequently there was
'.,'o no service in the Congregational church
' last Sunday morning. He went to
jamestown to attend the c. y. meeting
,sed and missed the train. He got home
rm. Monday.
ken Messrs. A. E. Harken and F. w.
con- Field, OF Chicago, who have been cut
1t: at Bothwell's hunting prairie chickens
'red for few days. left last Friday morning
for the Pacific coast. The gentlemen
low had q good time up here and report