Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1898-02-25

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Baptist
church will give anot err ..coffee'' e
the parsonage on We :nesday rext,
March I'd, from to o'clock. Every.
body cordially invited-lOc.
81 Black returned from Warsaw,
ILL.,, Wednesday afternoon, and is
now ready for business at the old
stand. 81 says he had fine time
visiting with his relatives and friends.
Rev. j. r. Beebe, of sanborn, will
occupy the Congregational pulpit next
sunday morning AMI evening. Mr..
Shaw says he is feeling much better
and expects to be in his pulpit again
regularly after next Sunday.
Wanted to sell-my business prppe..
ty on Burrell avenue, also residence
on Boulevard, also new residence on
the Boulevard n-ar the park convent
ent to schoolhQuse. Want to sell on
account of i'll health of my wife. Will
be sold for less than cost pos itively.
For terms apply to o. Ivcrson.
DR.. j. a. II. Winsloe drove over to
Hope last Sunday to consult DR.. Had.
wen on u very important operation.
druggist Bateman accompanied Mr..
Wlns'oe and is authority for the
statement that the operation was a
grand success and was not near so diff
iicnlt as it was ut first supposed to br.
The New York Journal is endeavor.
ing to learn the available number of
men the various states could furnish
for service and how long it would take
to get them ready. Adj. Gen. Miller
at Bismarck says that the state could
furnish 1000 men, the full complement
of the national guard of the state,
armed and ready for service at q
central point in "a hours and 5000
volunteers ready to receive arms in -
hours.
A pretty home wedding was that
which took place at the residence of
Mr.. Edward Nuremberg, northwest of
town on Tuesday evening, when he
was united in marriage with Miss
Jennie e. Williams. EARLY in the
evening q large number of friends and
neishbors gathered to enjoy the oc-
casion, and q very social time was
had until IL few minutes after eight
O'Clock when the contracting parties
appeared, the groom dressed in black
and his bride in pure white satin. AS
they halted in the center of the room
the Rev. Oscar d. Purinton met them
and pronounced the ceremony which
they were so happy to assume. A
bountlful and delicious wedding sup
per was served, and music and dane.
ing were enjoyed until the evening
hours had worn away. The presents
to the bride were numerous and beauti-
full.
The Cavalier Chronicle guesses as
follows: Major Edwards. The Fargo
Forum pilot, is still in Washington
sitting under the administration plum
tree, waiting for something to drop.
The Major has fingered there long and
anxiously, but nothing seems to be
coming his way, although he deserves
we'll at the hands of ''the push.'' o,
Major, dear Major, come right home
from Wash, the clock in the steeple
strikes two: ''de push" can do noth-
ing but deal you out ''josh," then fire
you home looking blue. They have
promised more plums than they have
to deal out, and your waiting is void
and vain; your stay and high living
will give you the gout, and make you
hop round with cane. Come home
to The Forum. come home to your
state, where Judson and Johnny hold
sway; Where George B. goes fortl, to
enlighten the race, and Hansbrough
shines we'll ''making hay" Yes,
come home. Major.