Griggs courier., 1898-09-08

kSsSAuE W " . xrS2S tOWus 1Ur UsOe,
tracks.
Miss Luna Davis, who has been the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. 81. German.
Tor few weeks, left last Tuesday for
her home at Donaldson, MINI.
Jay vandeBogart sends l0s can
yelled stamps for Mary Wright, all
the way from Zumbreta, Mimi. Jays
heart Is in the eight place, sure.
Mrs. Phil Reimer returned home
Wednesday, after couple of months
visit with relatives in St. Paul. Phil.
is now as happy as a clam at high
tide.
What do you saw to this 12} cent
percale to be closed out at 10 cents.
BERG BROS. 4 Co.
John G. Eggen came up from Fargo
Monday to associate with our people
for a time. John takes a fatherly
interest in our farmers at this time OF
the year.
A Wells county farmer, with the aid
of pack of hounds, is reported to
have captured over 600 wolves this
year-and it isn't much of q year for
wolves, either.
Maynard Crane. who by the way
is an artist at writing up ads, gets to
the front with q new one this week.
When the lumber business gets dull
Mr.. Crane could get big salary as
an ad. writer. 4
Hiram Maurer is as tickled, - q
small boy with his first pair of red
topped boots, all on account of q fine
ten pound girl born to him last Fri
day. DIR. Kerr reports the mother
and girl getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newberry
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Bowden at Wimbledon from Saturday
until Tuesday. 1t is so seldom that
George takes vacation that the item
is of more than ordinary interest.
DIR. S. B. Langford, Registered Vet
Urinary Surgeon. Office at S. Aim
klov's drug store. All calls promptly
attended to.
Miss May Retzlaff, president Of the
North Dakota Rebecca Assembly, left
Tuesday morning for Boston, where
she will represent North Dakota Re.
beccas in the supreme lodge of tina,
order which convenes in that city this
month.
The Messrs. Champlin, father and
son, who have been enjoying a couple
of weeks hunt among the feathered
tribe, left last Friday morning for
their home at Chicago. much pleased
with their vacation and the sport they
have had.
While bucking straw Tuesday
Helmer Silnonsen, had the misfortune
to receive compound fracture of the
elbow. It is a bad fracture and q
very painful one aud will lay W
Helmer for some weeks DR.. Brimi
skillfully reduced the fracture.
School did not commence last Mon
day as was previously announced
The principal engaged for the schoo
did not feel able to undertake the job
The board has engaged another
principal and unless he peters out too
school will open up next Monday.
DR.. Featherston will furnish yo,
with a good set of teeth for SS. Bes
set $40
Theo. Marquardt left Monday morn
ing for Sheyenne, Eddy comfy, N
D., where he goes to look over tb'
field with a view to starting up con
fectionery business. Theo. starte,
overland on his bicycle, distanc" o
abou, eighty miles and expects tt
make the trip in one day. We hop
Theo. will make the deal.
Prof. A. H. Beaven, the new princi
pal of our schools, arrived in Coop
erstown last Thursday. Mr.. Beaver
is an ambitious and energetic teacher
much interested in the cause of educa
ton and comes highly recommends
as a teacher. Later-On account Q
poor health Mr.. Beaven has thrown III
his position thinking that he i
physically unable to discharge th
duties of principal satisfactorily.
A good gents bicycle for sale. Ap
ply to c. Scott.
Doctors Brimi and Kerr peforme
an operation on VIM. CANDLES arr
last Thursday. 1t seems that som
gun shots had lodged in his arm an
gangrene had set in which is mex
thing to blood poisoning. An oper
alton was necessary to remove tn
shot and Bill is laid up for repairs 10
some days. William, this Sunda