Griggs courier., 1898-07-22

A fev thundw showers helped II
, grain ost ;litsle Tuesday morning.
The Crsnedasaay, Mr.. and Mrs. J
N. Browa. T.. j. Cooper and A. N
Baldwin are ,piasicing at Willo,
lake.
.NiremGn Ree5 recently returne
fsrm Fargo, where he had been t
usderpo = rigid axasination on me
chemical subjects.
Lssss cheaper thaa eser at-Jime
sons.
A. A. Fluto harve ~tea q field Q
barley Tuesday, the s we nav
heard Of this season. He VII &nres
1t this week, he says.
Allan Bliss came up from Sa "o't'
last Saturday to remain over Sun s'
with the boys and to keep himself a.
quainted with the people. AL. wears
that same broad smile of his.
Sam Langford has been engaged
building new house the past two
weeks, and is now in it with the rest of
the prosperous farmers of this county.
Sam is a hard worker, hustler, and
is bound to succeed.
DR.. J. A. Il. Winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario Vet
erinary College. Office at Il. n. Bate
man s. Co.'s drug store. All calls
promptly attended to.
Miss Kate Sansburn, sister of Mrs.
F. A. Haskell, was married on Tues
day, July 10Th, 1898, at Pe-Ell, WASH,
10 Mr.. E. c. Rogers. station agent at
that place. Her friends in Coopers-
town extend congratulations.
Notice-We carry q full line Of
extras for the s'Minnie'' or Minnea-
polls binders and for the Walter A
Wood mowers. HAMMER & CONDY
Sankey Newberry came over from
Darlington last Saturday to see the
old folks and while here was induced
to pitch for the Wimbledon boys.
Sank has got speed to burn and only
needs practice to make good pitcher.
A good portrait of Miss May Retz-
laff, president of the North Dakota
Rebelsah Assembly appeared in the
last number of the Odd Fellows
World, together with a good write-up
of the grand lodges of the I. o. o. F,
and Rebekahs.
For sale-I have the ne section 33,
township 14s, range So for sale.
Address H A. HOGuE,
Darlington. N. D.
New houses, new barns, q big in
crease in breaking, new settlers, and
general air of prosperity, is what
catches the eye all over this fertile
county of ours-all under this gold
standard government-which appears
to bring prosperity anyhow
Beecher Cox has been nominated
for state senator by the republicans
of Barnes county. Mr.. Cox is in
every way suitable for the position
for which he has been nominated, and
the Courier joins with host of Coop
erstown friends in wishing Beecher
success at the polls.
The annual statement of the Coop
erstown school board appears in this
issue of the Courier and glance
through the different items will con-
vince the taxpayers that the board have
handled school matters all right,
when you size up cash on
hand last September when they COM
menced and the amount on hand to
date.
The nine year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Fiero met with a serious
accident last Thursday. He was up in
the hay NOW of the big barn looking
upwards at some birds nests in the
rafters, and somehow or other slipped
and broke his thigh bone DR.. Kerr
attended to the matter and young
John is doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected under the circumstances.
The Wimbledon ball club wired
Pitcher Kevello late last Friday night
to come there and pitch a game for
them against Cooperstown. He went
on the early morning train, and s..vs
it he had any kind of SUPPORT the
Wimbledon boys would have won the
game-some of the boys couldn't stop
q grounder on the roll.-Carrington
Independent. '
The Wimbledon fellows didn't know
he was sent for, oh, no! Mr.. Kvello
is gentleman, Hank, but he is an
easy mark for our boys who pounded
his delivery for eleven runs in one
inning.
Mrs. Fl. j. Guest died last Thursday
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