Griggs courier., 1895-09-13

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Humphrey Moote. who has been
for Wm. Stringer in the har>
ness shop. left Monday morning foQA
Sauk Centre, Mimi, where he is worla>
ing for Dawdy & Stringer.
We have sold out our stock of mil>
linery goods to Mrs. j. N. Brown and
hope that all of our patrons will con>
tinue to purchase at the same place.
MEsDAMEs IvERsoN & ENGER.
Ben Golden passed through town
on the way to Cooperstow8
where he will put in stock of clothing
for the fall trade. Ben wont try Sher.
brooke again, he says we know him toQ
we'll, here.-Sherbrook Tribune.
The COURIER received q pleasant CALI
from Revs. S. f. Ryan, Of Jamestowns
z. James, of Hope; J. A. Lemery, az
Cathay; C. w. Collinge, of Drayton.
Wednesday. A jollier set of preachers
never stormed print shop. Come
again, gentlemen.
The CouHlER Is in receipt of the
premium list OF the Barnes County Fair
Association which opens up at Valley
City Sept. 18th. The committees in
charge of the fair have secured fina
list OF premiums and the fair will un>
doubtedly 10 great success.
Mrs. Samuelson, of Hannaford. was
brought to town Wednesday, and after
an examination by County Judge John-
son, she was adjudged insane and COM
mitted to the jamestown asylum.
Sheriff jackson took her to jamestown
yesterday. Miss Mary Olson went along
as attendant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Peterson are re-
joicing over Il big ten pound baby hoy
who made his appearance at their homo
last Saturday evening, September 7tb.
DIR. Wanner was in attendance and re>
ports everything lovely. Fred feels
quite proud of that boy and set them
up in good shape.
Signo Vinces, Hammer 4 .Condy's
trotting stallion, was driven to Valley
City Inst Saturday where he is being
trained for the races which occur at tho
Barnes County Fair next week. Ham,
mer says Signo will be sent around TIE
track for all he is worth, and we expect
to hear that he pulled The "jack pot
Losr-One note executed by Edward
Johnson October alst, 1893, for ea47. rs
'Ed payable to Esten Johnson OctoS
Ter 10Th, 1904 All parties ara
hereby warned not to purchase said
note, aud the finder is authorized t0
leave saiiis at CoURIEn office.
ESTER j. MOkN.
Rev. G. w. Colllnge, of Ora, ton.
formerly pastor Of the Methodist
church at this place, arrived in Coopers.
town Tuesday night to take part in the
Harvest Home Thanksgiving. Mr.. Coll
lings ''wheeled it" from Drayton, ani
sports fine looking "bike". The many
friends of the reverend gentleman ara
very much pleased to shake hands with
him again.
The Turtle Mountain Star saws THAI
duns in newspapers are bad taste. Wa
will take the Stars word for it, at ti..4
same time little local calling the sub
scrlbcr's attention to the fact that he
owes the newspaper il in our opin-
ion mighty good taste at this time of
the year. The editor who waits for
the subscriber to read his standing ON
the wrapper of the paper is very apt to
get left.
The Cooperstown fire departma n
were called out by an incipient blaze
last week-and the new engine came
also. Some of the people laughed be-
cause the fire ladolies did not get out as
quick as the crack companies, but thew
should consider that it takes time 10
drill fire company. The boys work
for nothing and board themselves. En-.
couragement, NOT ridicule, is what they
need Times Record.
An exchange says, and it maybe that
the editor of said paper has tried it,
that let any victim of the liquor habit
eat tomatoes, sprinkled with salt, con-
suming as much each day as possible.
Let the eating of tomatoes and salt to
excess DO continued for several days.
and the tomato eater will find liquor