Griggs courier., 1898-07-22
LOCALS.
No. i hard 80. 20

No. 4 hard GO.73
Late grain is suffering for rain and
the bot winds of last week were very
severe on crops.
have two houses to rent.
F.. MARQuABBT:
Lewis Berg left Tuesday morning
for st. Paul with q car load of stock.
He will also run down into Fillmore
county to visit friends.
Several of the school treasurers
have sent in their annual reports as
required by law. There are a whole
lot more though that have not sent in
their statements.
Ladies' Jersey ribbed underwear
from 10cts up, at-Jimeson.
Davio Bartlett, r. G. Cooper, E..
W. Blackwell, P. P. Idsvoog, Mic
Swenson, Claus jackson and John O.
Ole represented Griggs county in the
state convention at Fargo this week.
The republicans :of North Dakota
are assembled at Fargo for the pur-
pose of nominating a ticket to be
placed before the people next Novem-
kber. We hope that they will nominate
wisely and we'll.
1 have number of good second
hand, 18 horse power threshing rigs
for sale cheap. A. A. FLUTo.
: Mrs. G. A. Mayer, of Wimbledon,
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A..
Mayer from Saturday until Tuesday.
Mrs. Mayer was a spectator at the
ball game but does not think the
game was very interesting
DR.. Featherston will furnish you
with good set of teeth for SO. Best
set $40
Candidates desiring to announce
themselves can do SO in the columns
of the Courier at any time. The cost
of announcement from now until after
the conventions will be $3.50 in ad-
vance. Bring in your announcements.
That was pretty smooth write-up
of the ball game in the last issue of
the Wimbledon News. Say, VAL,
do you thing the Doys have got onto
Butts cifficult delivery? Maybe you
don't want to see the score card of
the last game, eh?
DR.. S. B. Langford, Registered Vet
erinary Surgeon. Office at S. Aim
klov's drug store. All calls promptly
attended to.
A. H. Hanson was shaking hands
with the boys in town last Saturday,
while acting as manager for the
Wimbledon team. AL. was always q
favorite at Cooperstown and appears
to be at Wimbledon. Come again,
old man-without the ball team, of
course.
~ E. Nj. Ayrea has his new farm resid-
ence about completed, and has one of
the best finished and complete farm
residences in the county. Mr.. Ayrea
has paid considerable attention to tree
culture the past few years, and now has
q large grove of beautiful trees, which
illustrates that with little care and
extra work for few years every
farmer could have beautiful grove
of trees around his home.
A Klondyke in Cooperstown-why
feed whole grain when you can get it
ground at Cooperstown Roller Mills
for sc per sack and thereby add 25 per
cent. in feeding qualities.
John Cain is not getting much thin
ner but visit to his farm will con-
vince you that he has been putting in
some good hard work this season. In
addition to putting in big crop he
has found time to have his home re-
modelled, has built on second story
to his house, also an addition to the
lower story. and is now in position
to prop his feet up on the rail of his
new verandah and enjoy life. John
has earned success by hard work
here's hoping he will get it.
The Scandinavian services which
we'e held In the Congregational
church all day Sunday drew large
crowds into town from the surrounding
country. Rev Paulson, of Mime
apolis, preached Ia the morning, Rev.
Peterson, of Fargo, in the evening.
The singing was accompanied by
music from a variety of stringed in
strnments and added much to the
meeting. Throughout the whole week
the meetings in the country have been
pt great interest and great results
have k>l16wed. The above named
gentlemen departed Tuesday and left
the work in charge of Mr.. Jaeger who
Will have charge of SCI vices at Gala