Griggs courier., 1898-09-29
There will he no service q H. Bap
ttst church next Sunday.

There will he 10 service q H. Bap.
ttst church next Sunday.
DIR. Feathersson, The pain.
U111ll lless dentist, will Be u
Cooperstown on Mon, a. Tues. .,
We'd. q. Turs., q, Fri. % Of October.
States Attorney Bartlett was a
southbound passenger Monday morn
Ing for Fargo.
Remnants in dress goods to be sold
at big discount for the next Is days
at Berg Bros. g. Co.
Urquhart & Downe are building an
addition, l4x2O, to the old bank build
ing on the south side Of Burrell
avenue.
1t is reported that the populist
legislative nominees for this district
are not instructed to vote for NJ. N.
johnson for senator.
Mrs A. 81. Beaven arrived from
Minneapolis last Monday afternoon
and the Prof. is consequently feeling
very much happier.
Western Houghton handed us a fine
favored havana cigar last, Monday,
remarking at the same time tina. a fine
boy baby was born to him last Satur-
day evening.
Girl wanted-at once. Apply to
Mrs. j. G. Regnery.
Once more we call the attention of
farmers to be careful about burning
up their straw stacks. They should
be very careful that the fire does not
spread aud buru up somebody's crop.
Hon. Mic Swenson, of Dazey, was
in town last Saturday, attending q
meeting of the republican county GEN.
trail committee. Mr.. Swenson will un-
doubtedly be our next county leasur-
er.
The best of Anthracite, Bituminous
and Ignite coal. Buy from Black
we'll.
John Menke, one Of Nordstrom' 3
threshing crew, got his arm broken in
two places last Thursday. The return
elevator belt on the separator flew off
and Mr.. Menke tried to catch it and
got his arm twisted in the belt, break
ing it instantly.
w. G. Jimeson: ] had some boys
dig potatoes Monday afternoon-three
bushels-all piled up in baskets.
They were left out in the garden all
night but they were gone next morn
ing. hope they will choke the thief
when he eats them.
4papers gloss starch for 25 cts. at
Jimeson.
Messrs. Urquhart & Downe have re-
Gently built IL house l6x24, one and a
half stories. for Frank Arndt, one ol
our prosperous young farmers. Frank
evidently has his eye on somebody
that he intends to get look after this
house. We are glad to note Mr..
Arndt's success.
Wood sawed and delivered. Leave
orders with drayman Or with US. E.
w, BLACKWELL.
One of our prosperous and flourish.
ing farmers is Mr.. Joseph Fiebiger.
This gentleman harvested big crop
this year-twenty-five bushels to the
acre. Messrs. Urquhart & Downe
have just completed a nice new farm
house for Mr.. Fiebiger. The house
is 26x32 in size, l8 foot posts, story
and half high. The progressive
farmer has recently purchased another
quarter section of land and is getting
to the front in great shape. We will
bet cooky that he is not kicking on
the government and bowling about
hard times.
Jack Ressler amt saying much
these days but he is looking ve'y hap
py and his usual pleasant face ii
wreathed with smiles. Cause: Coco
crops and prosperity. He has recent
ly moved in q new house 14x20, two
stories, built by Messrs. Urquhart 6
Downe. If you want to see how thu
people are getting to the front just gt
out into the country. Even those fel
lows who are kicking about hard times
don't believe it. They just do it Il
make an issue out of it, that's all
We are gladto see Jack hanging OF
to the willows. He is bound 70 lant
on top OF the heap.
Jimeson has some bargains il
ladies' wrappers and gowns.
Some contemporary, whose nam
has been dropped in the shuttle, pu
into circulation the following solit
convictions: just now our country
needs religion that will make q maj
pay his debts. We want to bounc