Griggs courier., 1898-10-06

Mrs. 8. B. Lansiord was taken very
sick lev days ago, but 10 recovering
right along.
Jineson has the best syrup, war
ranted full 2 gallons. Per pail Is css.
J. C. Hazard left last Thursday
moratug for Leeds Center, Wis. He
will be gone two or three weeks.
DR.. =. B. Langford, Registered Vet
erinary Surgeon. Once as s. Aim
klov's drug store. All calls promptly
attended to.
Martin Westley left last Saturday
morning for Red Wing, Mimi, to take
another course at college.
II you have stock of any kind for
sale, call on F. A. Mayer & Co.
This is a good time for candidates
to place their orders for tomb stones
to be delivered November 9th. Sells
Bengson at the Palace can fix them all
right.
White fish 5 cents per pound q
Jimesonss.
The fret snow of the season put in
its appearance Tuesday morning. 1t
came month earlier than usual. It
turned into a wet sleet and put stop
threshing.
All ladies are invited to call and see
Mrs. Do vne's fall stock of millinery,
consisting of stylishly trimmed hats.
walking hats, sailors and childrens
headware.
DR.. Rose, dentist, of Fargo, a regu-
lar graduate of the Chicago college of
Dentistry, will be at Cooperstown for
days, Oct. 8, 9, 10, II IL. Teeth ex-
tracted without pain. Our plates are
guaranteed to fit and give perfect
satisfaction. Office at-hotel.
There will be preaching at the Bap-
tist church next Sunday evening at
1870 when the pastor will give his
third address upon the s:Transfgura-
tion of Christ -
~@ DIR. Featherston, the pain
U14 (less dentist, will be at
Cooperstown on Mon, q, Tues. 25,
Wed, %, Turs., q, Fri, q of October.
Hon. Frank ]. Young, of Valley
City, was a visitor to Cooperstown
last Thursday, having some legal
business,to attend to. Mr., Young re-
turned home Friday morning.
Remnants in dress goods to be sold
at a big discount for the next Is days
at Berg Bros. & Co.
Jim Ross pleaded guilty to being
drunk in IL public place Friday morn
ing in Justice Warmers court and was
fined ten dollars or ten days. His
fine was remitted if he would leave
town in half an hour-he left.
Girl wanted-at once. Apply to
Mrs. J. G. Regnery.
The merry-go-round with the nigger
organ grinder has been a great attrac-
tion for the youngsters and the papas
whose wives are out of town the past
few days, and the happy parent has
been digging up nickels galoe to sati-
ate the appetite of the youngsters for
rides on the wooden horses.
The best of Anthracite, Bituminous
and Ignite coal. Buy from Black
we'll.
William Holiday, of Red Wing,
Mimi, one of the original pioneers OF
Sanborn, was in Cooperstown last
Thursday, transacting business for
the Aultman Taylor Co., for whom
he is now collecting. Mr.. Holiday
is an old friend of ours, >as we used to
make his house our home in the early
eighties.
4 papers gloss starch for 25 cts. al
Il
Jimeson.
Ben Kuhns last week sold his farm
to F. D. Williams for $1,000. Mr.
Kuhns has decided to locate at Hilo
Hawaii, and will leave for that place
early in November. Mr.. Kuhns has
decided that he will go into the higt
grade chicken raising business, ane
expects to make good living selling
eggs and poultry.
| Later-we hear Williams has backed
out.
/ Jimeson has some bargains il
ladies' wrappers and gowns.
Theodore Olson, of Rising Sun
Wis, arrived at Hannaford, Wednes
4 day last week. He has accepted .
position with Arestad & Jackson
Mr.. Olson is brother of Mrs
Strandness. He will assist his broth
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