Griggs courier., 1897-11-12
LOCALS.
No. 1 hard 75c.


little house on the east side of town.
Dry goods at bed rock prices at
Gunderson Bros.
Mrs. f. j. Stone has been seriously
Ill for the past few days, and is still
In a low condition.
Gents, ladies' and children 8 UNDER
ware at Free Trade prices at Jimeson's.
A. L. Bowden came up from VIM
bledon Saturday to take a look at his
family.
You can save big money by buying
dried fruits of Jimeson.
Winter is upon us. We enjoyed a
nice fall Of .' the beautiful Wednes-
day. M
Try my Santos coffee. Better thar
most of the so called Java & Mocha.
Only 25cts. w. c. JIMEsoN.
Don'tsforget the ''brick social'' at
the Baptist parsonage tonight. All
are welcome.
Fresh oysters served in any style by
Iverson & La Forest, at the Model
Restaurant.
The English sparrows and the festive
bootlegger still linger in our law abid-
ing community. Both have been de-
clared nuisances.
n DIR. Featherston, the painless
dentist. will be at Cooperstown
Tues, We'd, Thur, Friday, Nov. 16,
IL, 18, 10.
Mrs. r. L. Howell, of Tower City.
visited with her sisters, Mrs. F. A.
Haskell and Miss Kate Sansburn,
over Sunday.
California dried fruits. first quality,
lowest prices. JIMESoN.
A. D. Murrell isgoing into the acety-
lene gas business. There is one thing
sure, and that is that if Al. starts out
on this line he will make a success OF
it.
The Model Restaurant. Iverson &
La Forest, proprietors. is the best
place in town to get meal served at
any hour in the day. Try it.
The jury called for the recent term
of court only got in one day this time.
All court business was cleaned up in
fan afternoon and evening, and the
ury was not needed.
Buckwheat Flour, the best made at
J1hEsoN'S.
The dance at the Firemen's hall, on
Friday night. was a most successful
affair. Quite large gathering was
present, and the first-class oyster sup
per served by Iverson & La Forest
was in everybody's month.
Trout, fine and fat, only Sc at Jime-
Ed. COURIER: I see by your last is
sue that you wonder how long the
s'bucking' is going to last at Hanna
ford. Speaking for myself will say
that it will last as long as the farmers
realize that 1t is to their interests to
keep me busy: W. S. HYDE.
We have large stock m ems, boys
and. children's overcoats, at prices
will make you want one. We also
have large assortment of fur coats,
which haye attached the makers guar
antee. BERG BROS. & Co.
George Adams pulled into town with
his threshing outfit Monday, having
completed his labors in this county
George has been successful with his
threshing, and his work seems to have
given satisfaction.
off you want a good cheap shoe, nov
is the time to buy them at Gunderson
Bros.
Whidden says his big reduction sale
now in progress is huge success sc
far. At times, he owns, he is puzzledte te
find standing room for the customers,
and in this result he recognizes the
drawing power of printers ink.
We are sorry to leara taat Mrs. J
L.Houg ghton is again suffering with he'
old malady, asthma, and that she ex-
poets to leave next Monday for Fargo,
to take a course of treatment at the
osteopathy institute. We sincerely
hope that the treatment will be bene-
fetal. -.-~-s..-.-.
uGlassware to throw at the birds.
.JMEsoN.
CONDUCTOR JOHNSON: / wish yon
would say to the public that forbid
driving angling across west halt OF
section twelve and southeast quarter
of section twelve. II the parties will
follow road laid out it is all right.
Parties crossing angling across this
land after this will be prosecuted for