Griggs courier., 1898-12-22

F. C. Johnson's pprs appls cider asl
Jimeson's-
F. J. Stone went down TO sea his
children at Grand Rapids this morn.
ing.
Some aours may please you, but
Phipps Best 10 sure to please. Every
sack guaranteed.
T Mrs. K. Mosene, Of Hannaford, sends
in 28S cancelled stamps for Miss Mary
Wright
Section Foreman John S. Olson re-
turned from visit to the twin cities
last Friday.
DIR. Rose, the dentist, owing to q
rush of work, has decided to remain
until next Wednesday.
The result Of the use of sack OF
Phipps Best is good loaf of bread
and good natural bread maker.
Constable Russell Purinton, the tall
pine of Cottonwood, was taking in
holiday sights In the city last Satur-
day.
Miss Clark leaves tomorrow morn
ing for Lidgerwood, to spend Xmas
at home. Miss Eckstein also leaves
for her home in Wisconsin for the.
same purpose.
DIR. Featherston will furnish you
with a good set of teeth for %. Best
set $40
The Shakesperean club has ad-
journed by common consent until the
9th day OF January, 1899. All MEM
bers and others interested will please
make note of this fact.
Featherston, dentist, Dec, 10, 20, 2l
and y
The Congregational church and
Sunday school and members of the
congregation will have Christmas
tree at the church Saturday evening
at the usual time Those who have
presents to distribute are invited to
put them ON the tree.
The Congregational church has in
vited Evangelist G S. Billings to con-
duct series of special meetings be-
ginning Jan. 5th, and extend an in
vitatiOn to the sister chlrches of tll,
place to cooperate with them in the
work of soul saving.
Found-a sum of money. Owner
can have same by proving property
and paying for this ad.
Nov. %, '9S. c. 7. WHIDDEN.
Harry Guest, the thirteen year old
son of Mr. Hiram Guest, died at Z a.
m. yesterday morning, from pro
longed attack of fever. He had
been sick ever since Thanksgiving
day, and his death is hard blow to
his father, who has the sympathy of
many friends.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week are the
shortest days of the year. There
is an old saying that ''when
the days begins to lengthen, then the
cold begins to strengthen" We can
get along very nicely without the last
part of the quotation.
The thi1 d quarterly meeting of this
conference year for the M. E. church
in Cooperstown will be held next
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Quarterly conference Thursday after
noon at 2:3O Lords feast at 1880,
followed by preaching and the Lords
supper. Rev. S. f. Ryan will Of
ticiate.
The finest Frencl, and German china
in odd pieces at H. H. Bateman g.
Co.'S.
A Meade county, South Dakota,
school mistress had written the word
''husband" on the blackboard, but
none of the class beirg able to pro.
nounce the word, and thinking to as
sist them, she said: "If should get
married what would I have?" The
answer came promptly, buC it was not
what she expected, and she blushed
like a Black Hills sunset.
The signers to the call for the
organization of church at the Park
schoolhouse held a meeting at the
close of service last Sunday and
adopted covenant statement of doc.
trine and bylaws. The name of the
church was decided upon as the Park
Congregational church, with post office
address at Cooperstown, They will
perfect the organization and enter in
to covenant on New Years day.
Thirteen have thus far indicated their
purpose to unite in tie church.
DR.. J. A. II. Winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario Vet
erinary College. Office at H. n. Bate.