Griggs courier., 1898-12-01

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City, visit "A frtends In Cooperssown
THE weet.
Nat skanss and y. w.ilin left Min.
neapolis last Saturday for tour
through Sweden.
Anesa boys are making IN les rink
to furnish amusome ent for those who
skate. Good echeme.
The Health and Home column is un.
avoidably crowded out this week on
account Of lack Of space.
The result OF the use of II sack of
Phipps Best IL gooi loaf Of bread
and good natural bread maker.
There seems to be a big trad. in
hardware these days. A great many
little square boxes of it are unloaded
at the DEPOT every day.
Engineer Bob Reid, of Jamestown,
was in the city Wednesday, attending
to business matters and shaking
hands with old friends.
DIR. Rose, dentist will be in Coop
erstown, prepared to do Rrst-class
dental work. Monday, Dec. IL to 20.
Our merchants are putting in big
stock of toys and novelties for
Christmas. The young folks will be
we'll provided for at any rate.
Found-a sum of money. Owner
can have same by proving property
and paying FOR this ad.
Nov. q. '9S. G.. L. WHIDDEN.
Col. Pickert, and everybody knows
him up in this country, is now q re.
porter on the Cleveland Recorder.
The Col. can turn his hand to most
any thing.
Waute,l-2OO bushes Of potatoes al
the Palace Hotel.
ST Black placed a very handsome
mirror and other furniture in his
barber shop Monday, and is now fixed
up with the best. ST. is bound to keep
in the front ranks, and now has q
very fine equipped barber shop.
The Baptist fair and supper Mon
day afternoon and evening WAS very
we'll patronized. The supper was very
| Il ~, ,,y@ Ei n
fancy articles for sale. A.fine quilt was
voted t" Mrs Smithers. The society
netted 500.
DR.. Featllerst,n will furnish yo,
with good set Of teeth for $S. Bes
set $40
Jingle bells, jingle bells. jingle al
the day:
/ Oh, how nice it is to ride in Il on
horse olen shay"
You can use u two horse shay
you want to, because sleighing is p
right at this writing.
The Ieebeccas gave social in Cd
Fellows hall Saturday evening, abo,
, fifty being in attendance. The ever
, ing was spent in playing crokinol
, aud other games, and the usual lunc
being served. A good time Is repor
: ed by those who were present. y
Y Ole Laatvet, u farmer living sout
of Cottonwood, died last Wednesda
afternoon late. He was out in Il
field loading up hay and fell dea'
!. Heart failure was undoubtedly Il
p cause of death. He was about
4 years old and leaves a family.
Y For pure buckwheat flour and gr
ham that is made from selected whe
= 90 to the Cooperstown Roller Mills.
e We Understand that a large amou
g of wheat. tributary to this point.
: being hauled to Cooperstown, OWL
e to the fact that farmers are unab
e to get cars, or even to unload in 81
J. elevators. This condition of affai
O is very discouraging to the merchan
q and business men, for the farmer
/, very liable to purchase his winter
n supplies where he markets his whe.
ia Panorama.
Is Services next Sunday at the NJ.
q, church as follows: In the morning
IL O'Clock there will be service
q the reception of members from prot
~ ton into full membership and the g
ing of the right hand of fellowship
those coming from other places.
the evening at $50 O'Clock Epwo1
Ia League consecr alton meetirg led
1g Andrew Sansburn, followed BY prea.
At ing at 1870. Subject: The wonder
10 gift Of Cod"
-. Those desiring dental work sho'
". call early to make appointment,
n. DIR. Rose is always busy. Coopersto
he Dec. - to Goth
The union Thanksgiving service
.. the Congregational church was M