Griggs courier., 1898-08-25

Mics Hsasn4 frost hands In some
stamps for Mary Wright. Let the
good work 70 on.
Snpt. Sinclair b out again after .
few days conaneu,ent to the house,
with very sore leg. +
DR.. Bergstrom reports baby \boy
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sole of
Hannaford, last Monday morning.
There will be no services in the NJ.
E. church next Sunday morning.
Services in the evening, at 8 O'Clock.
Bert Parsons came down from his
farm Monday to do a little trading.
Bert says he has very fair crop this
season.
Featherston, dentist, Aug, q, @, "a
and Is
Attorney Baldwin returned home
Wednesday from q trip to Hope,
Sherbooke, Aneta, Finley, etc., on
his bike.
Found-ladies blue macintosh.
Same can be seen and identified at
the Courier Office. Found something
over a week ago.
Mrs. Pitner has started an endless
chain letter to help raise funds for
our wounded sailors and soldiers-a
very patriosic idea.
Mrs. Inis Dial, of Lockland, Ohio,
arrived in Cooperstown Monday after.
noon, and will visit for few weeks
with her sister, Mrs. 7. E Warner.
Mrs. Pitner and Miss White.
If the ladies had a vote Doc Win
sloe would be the most popular candi-
date before the public. That happy,
sunny smile of his is vote getter.
Mrs. Nj. F. Washburn returned from
st. Clair, Mich, last Tuesday. While
she is not looking very we'll she says
that she is gaining, statement het
many friends will be pleased to hear
What do you saw to this 124 cent
percale to he closed out at 10 cents.
BERG BROS. & Co.
AL. Murrell now has the agency fol
a patent stanchion for tying up cattle
that seems to he very good scheme.
A sample stanchion has been set in
position near by the postoffice where
anyone interested can see it.
MIR. G. w. Dakin drove over from
Page last Monday, and was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Purinton. He
returned home Tuesday, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss Nellie, who has
been visiting here for several weeks
Editor Davis, of the Finley Colder
Slope, was caller at the Courier of
flee last Thursday. Mr.. Davis was
on his way to Fessenden and was rid.
ing a wheel and would make hi.
century run before he reached his
destination.
DR.. Featherston, the pain les,
dentist, will be at Cooperstown OF
Mon, %, Tues, %, We'd, "a, Thurs.
25 of August.
L. Samuelson writes for the Courier
to be sent to him at Putney, s. D.
where he is now stationed as agen
for the St. Anthony and Dakots
Elevator Co. He says wheat is aver
aging about twenty bushels per acre
in that vicinity and is of goot
quality.
Berg Bros, clerks raised dollar
for base ball purse to be played TO
by the Little Chiefs and the Skunk
last Thursday, the latter winning tn
money. Louis Berg, in the largenes
of his heart, treated the Chiefs to {
dish of ice-cream each. Everyone o
Clem scored IN GQdG uodI.
, H. G. Champlin and Fl. G. Champ
lin, Jr., were arrivals'at Cooperstowl
, last Thursday from Chicago, accom-
, panied by two hunting dogs. Th
gentlemen expect to put in three o
four weeks among the feathered trib
, and expect to have great deal O
, genuine sport before they return t.
Chicago. The Messrs. Champlin ar
pleasant gentlemen to meet and it will
not be their fault if they do not hav
? good time.
, Just reduced the price on a splenoi
line of ladies'. Misses and children
, jackets that we are going to close Out
BERG BROS. & Co.
t DR.. Winsloe, the republican nomi
! nee for coroner, came pretty nea
holding an inquest four months previ
! GUS to election. When he went to be
last Wednesday evening he lay dow
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