Griggs courier., 1898-06-17
Our space has been encroached upon
this week on account of the circus.

OSf space mas Oee0 enCtOdC0eO upon
this week on account of the circus.
Who's going to the Lake Jessie
picnic tomorrow? Everybody's going,
of course.
Mrs. Bert Parsons has been quite
sick this week. We understand that
she is better.
The town is blazing with posters of
The Great Wallace Shows announcing
their date here Thursday, June Both.
Cabbage and tomato plants for sale
at Jimeson.
F. j. Peck, of the Minneapolis
Tribune. was pecking away at his sub
scribers in Cooperstown last Monday.
Mrs. Crane and the. children re-
turned home last Friday. Mrs. Crane
says she is very much pleased to get
back home.
j 81. Wilson left Wednesday morn
ing for Early, Iowa, Mr.. Wilson will
visit his father and other relatives
for two or three weeks.
| 1. NJ. Adams, the Rushford wagon
man, was in the city Monoay taking
orders~for fall trade. Mr.. Adams is
now located at Minneapolis.
Mrs. Joseph Buchheit. of Cotton
wood, was in town last Thursday do
ing a little shopping. Mrs. Buchheit
is a rare visitor to our town these
days.
The Courier is in receipt of an invit
alton to attend the fourth annual com,
mencement exercises of the Mayville
t State Normal School which event is
set for June 18th. We are sorry tina
, previous engagements prevent our be.
!: ing present.
Deputy Game Warden Houghton'.
I attention is called to the fact tina
5 along the river and also Ball Hill
e creek fishing is being prosecuted il
y legally. Fish boxes can be found a
, any old place in the river and creel
and it is about time this wholesal
ignoring of the game law was stopped
J. DR.. j. A. H. Winsloe, Veterinar
2 Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario Vet
c erinary College. Office at Il. II. Bate
: man & Co.'s drug store. All call
J. promptly attended to.
The Northern Pacific will run
!. special train to Detroit Lake, Jun
{ 23d, to the Modern Woodmen's $ picnic
r The train will leave Cooperstow
d about 4:3O a. M. and will leave De
troit at 8. p. N. Detroit is one of tn
finest place in Minnesota for an out
ing. Take it in. Price for the roun
a trip So.
The Red River Valley Mutual Ha
g Insurance Company of North Dakot
is highly recommended py the press
It insures your crop against loss b
II hail. Best of terms.
BENJAMIN TUFTE, Agent.
Cooperstown, N. D.
e The State FireQens' Associate
d will be held at Casselton next Tue:
y day. Wednesday and Thursday. Th
+ Cooperstown fire department will
d represented by A. NJ. Baldwin an
s Lewis Berg, who were elected ex-offici
e deleg ates, and Oscar Greenland, Al
drew Sinclair and George Stringe
q the regularly elected delegates.
& grand time is expected.
IS DR.. Featherston, the pain les
u dentist. will be at Cooperstown Q
'e Mon, Is, Tues. 10, We'd, 20, Thurs
= II of July.
''Rev. B. B. Haugen: You need n
ls word of commentator from me-b.
n do want to thank you for the yer
u pleas ant evening you gave us in tt
:. journey from Jerusalem to Mort
q Cape. Your tale was told in such
i pleasant, narrative way that it wa
II both restful and interesting N. {
Lincoln in private letter. Re,
Haugan will lecture in the courthous
two evenings. June p and %.
n Cooperstown now only has one me:
n market Julius Retzlaff selling out t
st Hammer & Condy last Monday morr
D ing. Mr.. Retzlaff traded for SON
g land five miles west of town and say
, he will go back to farming. OF cours
e julius knows his own business bes
n but majority of the people are {
n the opinion that he has made a mi.
{. take in selling out. 1t is not likel
j. that Cooperstown will be without tw
d meat markets very long.
q We acknowledge receipt of ne
y American Hymn, composed by Henr
J, De Lorme, one of this country's mos
II celebrated tenors, that has a tru
j spirit of the times, and is full of pa
. triotism and character. 1t is bes
, suited for solo and chorus, but can b