Griggs courier., 1898-08-25


them the marble heart, - it were.
Elevator Agent Wilson has the
Thanks Of the Courier for the kindly
rememberance Of come fine prairie
chickens.
Miss Luna Davis, of Donaldson,
Minn., is spending q few weeks visit
ing with her old friend, Mrs. p. II.
German.
DR.. Bergstrom: Will Glaspell is out
OF danger, but it will be several days
yet before he will be able to do very
much. Will had very close shave
that time sure. 4
Peter E. Nelson has been setting\6p
the cigars over the arrival of baby
girl at his home last Monday MORN
ing. Dr.. Bergstrom etorts mother
and baby doing nicely.
G. H SHELTON managed to make his
trip to Cooperstown 80 as to enjoy
couple Of days among the chickens.
Charley has put in chicken day at
C0operstown for u number of years.
Next Sunday will be held the second
quarterly conference meeting of the M.
E. church. Services will be held in
the Howden schoolhouse at IL O'Clock
in the morning. Preaching followed
by the Lords supper. Rev. S. E.
Ryan will officiate.
The large red house, situated on lots
% and "a OF block 81, is for sale at
the extremely low price of 81 200. Who
wants bargain?
VIM. GLASS.
Agent.
AL. Bliss came up from Sanborn
Monday afternoon and will resume
his duties rs manager of the Olson &
Cox elevator. Al. has not lost any
flesh since he left the terlnina! city
and appears to be in q healthy con-
dition for the falls work.
i DR.. Bergstrom sends in Ill cam
celled stamps for Mary Wright, sent
all the way from Lakeville. MINI.
The giver did not send in their name,
but whoever it is has his or her heart
in the right place and reads the
Courier. We have received over 1900
stamps since we asked for them.
For the first time in twelve years r.
e. Warner was found at home on
chic,len day. His eyes were in such
poor condition that he had to content
himself by telling stories of his past
achievement as ~ crack shot to offset
the big yarns of those fellows who
went out last Saturday-and Ed. is no
slouch at telling hunting stories either.
In this issue of the Courier will be
found three proposed amendments to
the state constitution The amend
ments are very important and will be
voted upon by the people this fall.
We would suggest that each indi-
vidual voter carefully read through
the proposed amendments so chat they
will be in position to vote upon them
intelligently next November.
) For sale-nw !, section 17-l47-58 or
will sell the hay from said land, and
all parties are notified not to pasture
nor cut hay on said premises without
permission from owner of above des-
cribed property.
Yours truly,
PATRICK MURPHY.
Judge Warner is not very easily
scared out of his office, but four
foot garter snake that Doc Winsloe
placed in the drawer of the judicial
desk chased the judge out of his Office
and half way across the townsite. A.
B. Stewart corralled the snake and
the city marshal headed off the court
in his wild flight and brought hin
: back to town. A snake will stampede
, the court at any stage of the game.
Julius Stevens is very sick and ha.
been confined to his bed since Sunday
Mr.. Stevens has pulmonary hermor
rhage-bleeding of the lungs, and was
stricken few days ago. DR.. Plator
was telegraphed for Tuesday anG
: drove up from Valley City Tuesday
: evening. He reports the patient do
ing as we'll as could be expected under
the circumstances, but it will be
l several days before he will be able tt
3 get out of bed. The many friends o
!. Mi. Stevens sincerely wish that he may
soon recover.
North Dakota resources This i,
l. the title of the 32-page pamphlet pub
: blished by The Record, with illustra
tions, showing the resources Of NORTH
q Dakota, location of public lands ant
v opportunities of investment. Tn,
!. pamphlet should be in the hands o
t every person interested in North Da
v kota. Send G. A. Lounsberry, Fargo
}. S. for the benefit of the North Dakot,