Griggs courier., 1898-09-08
LOCALS.
No. 1 hard 8o.so

No. 4 hard 1880
A party Of Indians visited Coopers-
town Wednesday selling wild plums
and doing little trading.
The past week has been a bad one
for threshers. Showers almost every
day It acts u great deal like the fail
of '91.
f. A. Haskell and Miss Lillian Has
kell handed in over 300 stamps for
Mary Wright this week. Miss Wright
is getting pile of stamps.
Miss Sarah Anderson returned to
Cooperstown last Friday afternoon
froma months visit with relatives
and frienjs at Hammond, Wis.
Now is the time to buy bran and
shorts. 1 have quite a quantity on
hana at reduced prices.
W. Il. PHPPs.
A. L. Bowden drove up from VIM
bledon Tuesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Newberry. He returned home
Wednesday, accompanied by Miss
Minnie Newberry.
Miss Clarke, of Ledgerwood, N. D.,
another member of the teachers staff
for our schools, arrived in Coopers-
town last Thursday. She will have
charge of the second intermediate
room.
Misses Marie and Martha Strande,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John o. Ole for a few weeks, left
last Friday for their home at Argyle,
MINI. They. drove across country
and it will take them about four days
to get home.
Bicycles for rent-by the hour, day
or week at-Peter E. Nelson.
The Edgeley Mail says: "Come you
Office seekers. Ginger Up. Get in the
game.'' The way we would put it
would be to change the ginger and put
in the word cash in the place of it.
That would meet with the unanimous
endorsement of the newspaper fellows.
The Courier is requested to an
nounce that school will open next
Monday morning at the regular hour.
Prof. Irving Gage, of Anoka, MINI
has been engaged as principal. He is
graduate of the University of Min.
nesota and il said to be 6rst-class
teacher.
There will bequitea changing around
among the professional men in few
days. VIM. Glass will move into his
own building on the north side, while
Si Black will have the room vacated
by VIM. Glass. Attorney Baldwin
will also have his Office in part of the
old bank building.
It is reported that State Senator
Enger has given his Steele county
farms to ''the boys" and that while
he was in Norway recently he pur
chased farm and will soon return tt
Norway to live. Senator Enger il
wealthy, and made all his none,
farming in Steele county.
DR.. ]. A. H. Winsloe. Veterinar!
Surgeon, graduate Of the Ontario Vet
erinary College. Office at 81. H. Bate
man & Co.'s drug store. All call
promptly attended to.
Myrtle, the four year old daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Curtis, fell from
the rear end of buggy last Thursda!
and broke her collar bone. The littl'
girl was standing up in the buggy ant
the horses started up little, throw
ing the little girl from the buggy. DR.
Bergstrom's skill was invoked ant
the little sufferer is doing as we'll a.
could be expected.
Sheriff Linn, of Steele county, wa
q pleasant caller at the Courier offic
Monday afternoon. He was returning
from Bismarck where he had been Il
land prisoner, v. B. Vale, sen
fenced to one year in the penitentiar.
for embezzlement. Mr.. Linn starte'
out for Sherbrooke on his bicycle dur
ing the afternoon. By-the-way, Mr.
Linn has been mentioned as q candi
date for the legislature and woul'
make a hot run If nominated. .
Featherston, dentist, Sep, 20. 21, 2
and %.
Large premiums are to be ofere
this year on live stock and dairy pro
ducts by the Grand Forks Free Stree
Fair association. A number of proml
ncnt lecturers from outside the cit
will be engaged to lecture to th
farmers on the subjects. the idea bein
to arouse interest in the matter Q
establishing creaperies throughou
the state. This feature has never be
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