Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
Cabbage and tomato plants for sale

at Jimeson.
Nels p: Nelson is the owner OF
new Rambler bicycle and puts on as
m uch style as anybody.
Rev. E. S. Shaw reports his young
est son Roland as very sick. The
little fellow received a slight sun
stroke, June 5th.
Commissioner Howard Wilson and
family passed through town Wednes-
day en- route to Grand Forks county
to visit relatives.
DR.. Featherston, the painless
dentist. will be at Cooperstown on
Mon, Is, Tues. 10, We'd, 20, Thurs,
q of July.
Rev. E. S. Shaw is continuing meet
ings at the Ladbury church this week.
He was assisted by Rev. w. H. Climb
lett Monday and Tuesday.
Russell Purinton was able to get out
last Saturday. He was very weak but
on the gain. Russell did not look
much like his former self at that time.
Teachers training school will be
held at the State Normal School May
vile, commencing August Land con-
tinuing until August 26. Teachers
should make it q point to take this
course.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the
Congregational church will serve ice
cream and cake. and lemonade on
Circus Day: in the store building
formerly occupied by Gunderson
Bros Proceeds to be used towards
painting and repairing church.
Notice is hereby given that the
board OF supervisors of the township
of Clearfeld, will meet on the south
side of Sec. 81, twp. 146. range 60, on
the 29th day of June, 1898 at ? O'Clock,
p. M, to let a contract for grading at
VIM. Howden's bridge.
! AUGUST EEERS, CLERK.
Mic Green informs the Courier that
he will be a candidate before the re-
publican county convention. for the
nomination for register of deeds.
There are none better qualified or more
courteous than this same Mic Green,
and if he gets the nomination he will
be elected Mic is o. X.
The members of the Northern Light
Lodge NO. IS. T & A. M, will con-
memorate the festival of St. John the
Baptist. bv attending public worship
at the Congregational church. on Sun.
day, June 26 at 1920 and clothed
as Masons in good standing are re-
quested to join. The pulpit will be
occupied by our worthy brother. Oscar
D. Purinton. BY order of the w. NJ
JACK N. BROWN,
Secretary
The Red River Valley Mutual Hal
Insurance Company of North Dakots
is highly recommended py the press
1t insures your crop against loss by
hail. Best of terms.
BENJAMIN TUFTE, Agent.
COOperstOwn. N. d.
An encampment of free Methodist
from all over the state have been en-
camped in Fluto's grove for the pas
ten days. They hold three services :
day. in the forenoon at 10 a. M. il
the afternoon at 3 p. M, and in th,
evening at s. p. m. They are nic'
people and are trying to do good
They are pleased to have you visi
their camp and will make you wei
come The meetings are open to al
who want to go and hear the gospe
preached. They will break CAM
about next Tuesday morning.
| DR.. j. A. H. Winsloe. Veterinar,
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario Vet
erinary College. Office at II. Fl. Bate
man & Co.'s drug store. All call
promptly attended to.
May ~, wheat tSl.5o-durfan IOr VIC
Kinley. June Is, wheat 5.76-Com
found that Leiter.-Sentinel.
Highest price for No. hard in Ma.
1896. under Cleveland 49c; highes
price for June same year 47c: highes
price in July same year Acc. Hurra]
Cleveland and free trade.
Highest price for wheat in May 189
at Cooperstown $1.42: highest pric
for wheat for June 1898 Sill; presen
price &c. Difference between no,
and under Cleveland l3c per bushel
Farmers you can afford to ''holler'
hurrah for Mckinley.
Charles Morse went to the farmer
: picnic at Lake Jessie, and the day be
ing fine he rode his wheel. 81
got there in good time and was enjoy
: ing watching the horse races, whe
there was bang and one of the tires 6
of his wheel exploded. Like SPANS
shells the explosion hurt nobody, bu
it caused the genial Charles to foot