Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1897-11-05

Iue otners NJ settling the colonial diffi.
culties.
CHRISTIAN RElTE.
Additional Local.
Featherston, dsntist, Nov. lG, IL,
10 and 20.
For the table of the average rates of
taxation by the county treasurer. see
eighth page.
We have received word that DR.. May
has consented to deliver two of his
famous lectures in the court house
one on Saturday night. the 18th, and
the other on Monday night, the 18th.
II you want an evening of real en-.
joyment go and sec Prof. Gordon, the
hypnotist, at Firemen's hall next We'd
nesday evening. You will be we'll re-
paid for 80 doing.
Genuine buckwheat flour for sale at
C,ui'ersGuwu Roller Mills.
1Dr. Eugene May, DID,, will deliver
his famous lecture, "Climbing the Mat
terhorn," at the court house, Nov. Ii.
You cannot afford to miss this. DR..
Nay is a fine orator, and his lecture is
said to be immense.
8 pounds Best Package Coffee for
one dollar at Jimeson's.
Died. her home, six miles south.
eastof Cooperstown, on Saturday, Oct.
23, 1897, Mrs. May Gilbertson, at the
age OF 26 years, leaving husband and
four little children to mourn the loss
Of II kind and tender wife and mother.
Deceased was a daughter of Mr.. Ole
Hagen, who died last March, and
sister of Mrs. Lon Sicklesteele, Mrs.
Harry Blow, of Elliston, Mont, Mrs.
Richard Blow, and the Misses Caro-
line and Sarah Hagen, of Gallatin.
The funeral took place on the 25th.
A large concourse of relatives and
friends were present, and the process
sion was the longest seen in these parts.
Mrs. Fecker and daughter, Miss Tillie
Stangeland (aunt and cousin of de-
ceased), Iver Thompson and Andrew
Fecker, from Goose River, came up to
witness the last sad rites. Rev. o. K.
Quamme and Rev. Edwards delivered
the funeral sermon. Mrs. Gilbertson
was much loved and respected by all
who knew her. A great host of friends
mourn her departure and sympathi "a
with her family in their sad bereav =
ment. ''**F '.t't
New crop canned black berries, }
for 25c at JimesOn's.
Prof. Francis Gordon entertained
good sized audience at the Metropoli-
tan last night. His work in hypnotism
is certainly marvellous, and tests he
made were fully asgood as-those made
by McEwen during hfs recent visit.
His subjects we're handled readily, and
probably the most interesting effort
was when he put one of them under
the influence and sent him to Benner &
Begg's store with instructions to bring
back bolt of ribbon. The subject
went readily enough and returned with
the ribbon. Two members of the au-
dience we're set to watch him and they
claim that in securing the ribbon he
showed as much cunning as he did
afterwards in getting away from Officer
Alreck. Mr.. Gorden will appear again
tonight with an entire change of pro-
gram. This afternoon he will put .
young man in the cataleptic state and
will allow him to sleep in one of the !
show windows of Epraim Bros. until
evening, when he will be awakened
Herald, Grand Forks. The Professor
will give entertainments at the Fire
mems hall, Cooperstown, next We'd
nesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day evenings.
James River Valley Mutual Fire
and Lightning Insurance Company of
Jamestown, North Dakota, Strictly
Mutual-Company not conducted for
profit. Careful and economic man
agement gives its members insurance
at the lowest possible cost. For fur
ther information call or write w. s.
Vande Bogart, agent, Cooperstown;
Lorenz Arms, Wimbledon; ]. 81. Reid,
Courtenay, or John B. Fried, secre-
tary, Jamestown. ND.