Griggs courier., 1898-10-13

LOCALS.
No. 4 hard 8O.60
Dentist Rose, of Fargo, arrived last
Friday, to remain one week.
Buy your furniture of F. A. Maver
& Co., at old Union House.
A great deal of local matter is
crowded out this week on account OF
legal and other work.
Miss Louise johnson, of Gallatin,
sends in 25Ocancelled stamps for Miss
Mary Wright.
Brueflat Academy at Portland, N. D.,
Is one of the best schools of the north
west. Expenses very low. Send for
catalogue,
The Courier has some fine cards
called candidate cards. Come in and
get some printed and pass them out to
your friends.
wanted-two good girls, at once.
Wages 81 per week.
E. MARQUARDT.
AL. Murrell, the gas man, drove
over from Mayville to see If he could
sell q couple of dozen machines here.
He returned Monday morning.
I, Masters Theodore and Johnny
Syverson send in 500 cancelled stamps
for Miss Mary Wright, which shows
that the boys are willing to help out a
good cause.
Attention Farmers-have a bunch of
Short-horn calves (both sexes) which
will sell at reasonable prices for
breeding purposes.
]. w. F1ERo.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Schreiter, OF
Wimbledon, visited Mr.. Chas. Arnt,
Mrs. Schreiter's father, the fore part
of this week. They returned to their
home at Wimbledon Tuesday.
j. Walter Davis, ex-editor Of the
Finley Golden-Slope, was visitor tc
the county seat of Griggs Monday and
Tuesday. Mr.. Davis having sold the
Slope will hold down lease" or
the Northwood Cleaner for few
weeks.
F. J. Stone left Friday afternoon
for Grand Rapids, N. D., where h'
will visit with his children for weel
or SO. Fred had his buggy loaded
down with toys, hand organs, etc.
for the little girls, and they will M
doubt have good time together.
70c for wheat at the mill. I hav'
been asked so many times if it pays t
go to the mill. 1 give 2Slbs of Phipp
Best, worth Csc, 8lbs of bran and 4lb'
of shorts worth &c, total 70c, for
bushel No. ] Northern wheat, wortl
SIC. Net gain by exchange to tn
farmer l6c per bushel, or will grin'
your wheat for 15c per bushel.
Stephen A. Lewis is about to launc
. new paper at Darlington to b
called the Record, first issue 20 b
published about the 18th. Carringto1
does not need another paper but
they are bound to have one we or
glad Steve is going to start it. MI
Lewis worked with the editor of th
Courier in the early eighties. Here
success to the Record of Carringtor
DR.. j. A. n. Winsloe. veterinar
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario We
Urinary College. Office at 81. II. Bats
man & Co.'s drug store. All call
promptly attended to.
Miss Helen Gillis received officit
notification from the government la'
Thursday evening to the effect th.
she had been appointed to the positio
of teacher at the Indian school
Morris, Mimi. at a salary of $500 pt
year. The school board kindly n
leased her from her contract with the
So that she could take advantage
this promotion. Miss Gillis is fin
teacher and the people Of Cooperate"
are sorry to lose her services, at tt
same time they are glad of her a
vancement.
Bicycles for rent-by the houi, da
or week at-Peter E. Nelson.
Mic Green came pretty near passir
himself up to that place from when'
no traveller returns the other evenin
He was fixing up r. G. Cooper
books, and the nigha being chilly
thought he would build a fire. T
goes into the hall and picks up CT
which he thought contained kerosel
and poured lot of it into the sto'
an0 struck match, when pun, and
sheet of blue flame shot from u
stowe ;rnikod tho nil in the can,