Griggs courier., 1898-03-25

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K. lt. Guide
Train leaves C00peretown for sanborn al 6:15
Am. in tho morning. Arrives at Cooperstnwn
m the return at 2:1s in the afternoon.
LOCALS.
No. 4 hard 84c.
papers corn starch for ,25c at Jime
sons.
II. r. Hammer returned from the
twin cities yesterday.
Andrew Strandness has good work
horse for sale. Inquire at Syverson's
store.
Supt Of Schools Crocker, of Ransom
county, throws out a very good sug-
gestion to the teachers in the follow
ing=
Featherston, dentist, March p,
q, "a and q.
Miss Olive Foust and the Newell
children left yesterday morning for
nlinois, where they will reside in the
future.
WALL PAPER-over one hundred
styles to choose from. Lowest prices
on record.
.JrMEsON.
Ex-United States Marshall John f..
Cronan, was in the city yesterday,
looking as cheerful as if he was still
drawing a big government salary.
Oil shades for 25 eents-a great bar
gain, at Jimeson's.
A Nondyke in Cooperstown-why
{ feed whole grain when you can get it
ground at Cooperstown Roller Mills
for sc per sack AMI thereby add 25 per
cent. in feeding qualities.
Miss Maggie Jimeson fell on the
/ ice last Friday while skating and re-
ceived a big cash over the right eye
from which she has been quite sick.
She is getting along nicely now, we
are pleased to learn.
Evangelist Ed. Bye will preach lin
the Scandinavian languagel at the
Congregational churchsto night and
tomorrow night at 8 O clock, also at
the courthouse Sunday night at $3.50.
Music by string band. Welcome!
When you purchase your next sack
of flour try sack of ''Phipps Best. .
Everybody says it is hetter than ever
and second to none. Cooperstown
-four is for Cooperstown people, give
it a fair trial and you will come again.
The Luther League will hold a
social at the Fireman's Hall, next
Tuesday evening. March %. You are
all cordially invited to attend this
social and good time is promised
Remember the night-next Tuesday.
''If Christ would come to Coopers.
town, what would he find to please
him; what to displease him." is the
subject of sermon thus, in the ques.
tions and answer serious, at the
Congregational church next Sunday
evening.
y DR.. j. A. H. Winsloe, Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario Vet
primary College. Office at a. H. Bate
man & Co.'s drug store. All calls
|. promptly attended to.
. George Simpson, of Aneta, was a
caller at the Courier Office Wednesday,
and planked down the 'stuff" for a
years subscription. Mr.. Simpson
has recently returned from Canada,
where he has spent the. winter. He
says that they had bad weather there,
ard while he enjoyed his visit he
4 thinks North Dakota is good enough
for him.
Miss Howden wishes to announce to
the ladies of Cooperstown and vicinity
that she issprepared to do dressmak-
ing either in their homes or at the
residence of Mr.. S. Sansburn, and
will be glad to have their patronage
All orders filled promptly and satis-
actorily.
The sad news has been received that
Mrs. Scot vandeBogart died ON the
18th inst. She gave birth TO a
daughter the sth of March, blood
poisoning set in the 18th and in spite
of all that could be done, she Joined
the silent majority. leaving husband
aud five children to mourn her un-
timely end. The many friends of Mr..
vandeBogart and family in Griggs
County extent heartfelt sympathy in
this hour of their bereavement.
The Luther League held pleasant
eoooior at tho chnroh last Tues6av