Griggs courier., 1898-06-17
Laces cheaper than ever at-Jim,.

A/ocoo C0S0t1cE Ii"u SSer at-J iiHSe
sons.
Ole Westly brought in . sample Of
wheat about eighteen inches long
Saturday.
The trees in the coui thouse yard are
growing beautifully. Joe Tiller has
been engaged mulching them this
week.
The elephant and req lemonade are
coming to town again June 30.
Wallace's circus will lie here. Save
your nickles, boys.
The marshal is a.ound collecting
dog taxes. The Courier canine Sc
cured license No. and the tug is duly
appended to the dogs collar.
Miss May Retzlatf was elected prcsi-
dent of the North Dakota State Re-
becca Assembly by the grand lodge
which met at Wahpeto- last week.
AL. Bliss has gone to Saaoorn to
set up farm machinery ant other
things for Olson & Cox. AIS. pleasant
mug will be missed from his usual
haunts.
Ole Lee has gone to Minnewaukan
to hold down his farm. Ole will
be missed around here, and will
drown hiA own sorrow by reading the
Courier-which is enough to make
anyone sOrrowful.
The niue Nelson's, seven Stirks, the
ten Deiameads, Mile. Nor. de French,
the Earl and Vortex sisters, th.
Angeles. Think OF it! ANY show
themselves great enough, but W;.liace
has them all.
Services next Sunday at the aletho
dist church as follows: Preaching u
IL O'Clock. Subject: '.Tull Salvation
\ -the life defined. Preaching ,syai,
in the evening at O'Clock. Subject
: "Peter's incidents in lifa." Eypry-
!, body come.
Andrew Benson was in town Wed
i nesday and with a smile THAT was a..
Y over his face announced that his wife
! presented him with u line BABY girl
: last Sunday. Andy set up the l;..nnn
S ade and cigars in proper shape
DR.. Kerr reports IL fine boy bab,
y born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ebentir
e1 Tuesday morning. The doctor say
}. that Joe is about the happiest man i,
IL all North Dakota. and his wife feel
= the same way about it. Here's con
g gratulations. We don't smoke.
VI Conductor and Mrs. i. E. .Johnsoi
= are rejoicing over the arrival Of aboy
baby ut their nome, arriving as pc
I'LL regular time card Wednesday mornin.
al The genial ticket puncher is proud o
). the new boy ani most anybody ca,
v ride in his car-if thoy have a ticket
The Fourth of July celebratio
seems to have died in it's incipiency g.
to speak, it's demise resulting from
n those who are the most benefited fail
s. to come up with fair amount O
le '''stu1f," and also from the fact tina
'e the circus and 4th are too close to
d gether. Cooperstown got into tn
s game too late.
The Courier omitted to ment. on las
. week that Frank Sparger and Mis-
Martha Rothert, of Clearfeld town
ship, were united in marriage June 4th
,s by Rev. o. Purinton. 1t is better lat
n than never, and the Courier joins wit
q host of friends all over the count
in extending congratulations to MI
Sparger and his bride.
Ut the Courier begs to acknowledg
" with thanks a little booklet sent ou
,e by Chas. S. Fee, of the Norther
h Pacific, containing complete list c
a warship ps of the United States an
rs Spain, timely information about til
;. army of the United States, as we'll a
v. information about Cube. The littl
;e book is nice thing to have in you
pocket. Send ten cents to Nv. Fe
and you will get one.
oI When the paragrapher of the Ne,
J. Rockford Transcript has been in thu
,e newspaper business Il few year
IS more he will learn something. Las
,e week the Transcript kicked because
t. received poorly printed copy of tn
If Courier. Bless your heart, Maddox
B. you ought to know by this time tina
" exchanges alway get the poor copie
o out of courtesy-especially whe
you run short on the regular edition
The Courier takes a back seat 70
none when it gets down to press work
st Supt. Sinclair informs the Courie
e that the collection for the Maine fun,
= by the school children of Grigg
st county amounted to $500, which is /,
e very nice sum. The object of thi