Griggs courier., 1898-09-01

NAr. and Mrs.. Andrew Reite ass thd
parsnts ot.A baby hoy bern 70 than
last Sunday aiternoon.
g. 81. Frick, The Minneapolis Trib-
une man, Was working up subscribsrs
in Cosperstown last Thursday.
Herb. Church has finished threshine
wheat raised on his summer fallowed
land and reports = yield Of twenty
and . half bushels per acre,
Rev. o. K. Quamme and family re-
turned last Friday from q two weeks
camping out at CroOkston, MINI. Mr..
Quamme reports \ very enjoyable and
pleasant outing.
Joe Ross, John Robinson aud Fred
Hanson, relatives and friends Of the
Sansburn's. arrived last Thursday
from Ontario, Canada, and are stop
ping with Dave Sansburn at present.
The usual boiler explosion fattli-
ties, so common at this season OF the
year. have commenced A boiler ex-
ploded at Thompson, N. D., last Mon
day, killing one man and seriously
injuring another.
The large red house, situated on lots
q and "a Of block 81, is for sale at
the extremely low price Of 81 900. Who
wants b3fgain?
WIN. GLASS,
II Agent. J
DR.. Kerr reports a girl baby born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blanchard
last Thursday. Frank is too busy
harvesting and threshing to come in
aud tell US about it, but he is tickled
to death almost over his new daughter.
The Courier is in receipt of the
premium list of the North Dakota
State Fair to be held at Mandan,
Sep. q, %, % and 30. We presume
tho fair will be run on the same ''wide
open" plan rs it was last year and
sanctioned by the state. too
!, Mrs. Miller Phipps favored the
Courier with warm loaf Of bread
last Thursday made out OF wheat from,
the 1898 crop. The -four is A No. l,
!. 30 is the bread, and if the people can
always get that kind of -four it is no,
necessary for them to go out of town
for any other. Phipp's Best is O. K
Mark Hanna, the man who II
''cnssed" by the populist party more
= than any other man in this country
passed through the state last Wednes
day with his family OH his way to thu
. coast for u vacation. 1t is now II
' order for the opposition press to sug
gest that Mr.. Hanna is distributing
Doodle to purchase Legislatures wht
will have to elect United States sena
/. tors next winter.
: William Brown was arrested Fri
:, day night last on complaint of p. K
y Moe, charged with the crime of as
. sault and battery. 1t seems tina
70 Brown in company with several othel
:. fellows had been drinking and the.
= got into dispute, resulting in Brown
y hitting Moe in the face. Justice
Warner heard the case Saturday
= morning and taxed the defendant S25
= in default of payment he was commit
tod for t,vo1 vo dava
For sale-nw !, section 17-l47-58 o
will sell the hay from said land, an
y all parties are notified not to pastur
e nor cut hay on said premises withou
permission from owner OF above des
:" cribei property.
: Yours truly,
10 PATRICK MURPHY.
N You may talk of telling you trouble
n to the policeman, but II VIM. Gambl
le took time to tell his troubles to ou
1t policeman the said officer would hav
At no time to do anything but listen t
1t Bill. Last Saturday evening h
Of hitched up his Kentucky thoroughbre
le and started out for NJ. Zimmerman
in 1t was quite dark and while musing
st himself about the profits to be derive
re after painting Zim's house, the bugg
rs was run into big rock by the intell
gent quadruped and Billy was dumpe
into the ditch and his horse and whit
\. was left of the buggy was making Ian
~ office time across the prairie. Bi
. picked himself up somewhat bruise
and hoofed it to Zimmefman's whe1
Va he remained all night and found hi
m thoroughbred quietly grazing on tn
f prairie next morning. Sunday MI
n. Gamble thought he would go out an
70 bag a few juicy ducks to regale hin
]. self and the rest of his fellow board
p ers at the Hotel 5e Moe and took Thet
ia LaForest along to see him do som
Of fine shooting. Bill was squattin
IA down at one end of a lake and Thee
e. at the other. A flock of ducks fle