Griggs courier., 1898-10-06
No. hard Bo.se

DR.. Bergstrom reports girl baby
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Watne
last Thursday.
Sells Bengson, the man who sells
gravestones, is in town again. Sells
has the wrong kind of q face for that
business.
], Bicycles for rent-by the hour, day
4 or week at-Peter E. Nelson.
Miss Lizzie Moffat returned to
& 8Cooperstown last week and will re-
main at home for a couple of week.
( vacation.
Wanted-at once a girl for general
housework. RANDY GUNDERsoN.
Mrs. Thomas Motfat, of Valley City,
10 visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Moffat
and family. She is the wife of Mr..
s1Moffat's oldest son. Thomas.
Buy your furniture of F. A. Maver
sf Co., at old Union House.
.Messrs. Langdon and Kerr, of
Hannaford. took in the Russell show
& last Saturday night. They could be
heard kicking themselves all the way
home.
Wanted-two good girls, at once.
\ Wages a per week.
E. MARQUARDT.
Mrs. Martin Foust and six children
4 arrived in Cooperstown from Wiscon-
j sin last Saturday. Mr.. Foust
has leased Mr.. Haskell's farm,
one mile north of town, for year,
and he and his family have moved
thereon. Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell have
moved to town to live for year at
least.
The best of coal of all kinds, cheap
er than ever at-Blackwell.'
!. 7Oc for wheat at the mill. have
been asked SO many times If it pays to
60 to the mill. I give 2slbs of Phipps
Best, worth Csc, 8lbs of bran and Abs
of shorts worth Sc, total 70c, for !
Z bushel No. Northern wheat, worth
54c. Net gain by exchange to the
farmer Ice per bushel, or will grind
your wheat for 15c per bushel.
Now is the time to buy bran and
shorts. I have quite a quantity on
! hama at reduced prices.
w. n. PHRPs.
North Dakota day at the Trans
Mississippi exposition has been set
for October 18th. The stock show
closes October 20th. The exposition
management are doing all in their
power to obtain cheap rates for North
Dakota people. The exposition is a
miniature worlds fair, the magnitude
81 which few realize until they see it
for themselves.
OF course you must have coal and
wood in North Dakota in the winter,
Iand of course Blackwell wants to sell
it to you.
Miss Maggie Person died last Fri
day morning at 5 a. M, after a briet
sickness. The deceased was taken
down with typhoid fever about two
weeks ago and DR.. Bergstrom was
called. She gradually grew worse
and passed away as stated above
Miss Maggie had alway been sickly
and was not strong enough to with.
stand the ravages of diesease. The
funeral took place at the home of Mr.
Person west of town last Saturday
and the remains were inferred on the
farm.
DR.. j. A. 81. Winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario Vet
Urinary College. Office at 81. 81. Bate
man & Co.'s drug store. All callt
promptly attended to.
it is proposed by the American
commissioner to the Paris Exposition
that the children of the United States
contribute suitable monument to bt
unveiled and dedicated on July 4, 1900
at the Paris Exposition. It is desired
thae the teachers of the nation Sc
apart Oct. 10Th 1.-THE date of the fall o
Yorktown) as ''La Fayette Day." A
contribution of from one to ten cent!
may be given by each pupil. It is de-
sired that the teachers of this count!
do what they can to make the exercises
pleasant and profitable. All contri
!, buttons may be sent direct to Hon
Charles G. Dawes, Washington, D. c
ANDREW SINCLAIR,
County Superintendent
WANTED-sEvERAL TRUSTWORTHY
y W persons In this state to manage our Ouetnes
in their own and nearby counties: IL 10 mstn!.
4 ONCE work conducted ct home. Salary etratgh
$500 yea and expenees-dedrtte, bonedde, q
more. no less salary. Monthly SIS. Reference
Enclose sslf.sddreseed stamped envelope. Herb
ert +. Hess, Prest., Dept. II, Chicago.