Griggs courier., 1898-09-22
Additional Locals.

There will be no services in the M.
E. church next Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. E. s. Shaw are at
tending the Congregational Associa-
ton at Mayville.
Rev. w. 81. Gimblett stepped In
town Monday night to look after his
farming interests. He was on his
way to Mayville.
Rev. and Mrs. e. 81. Phillips, of
jamestown, were the guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. Kerr Mondav night, en- route for
the Congregational Association at
Mayville.
North Dakota Baptist state conven-
tion will be held at Fargo Sep. 10Th to
Oct. I'd. Rev. John Smithers will at
tend and give before the ministerial
union a "Sermon outline"
There will be devine services held in
the Howden schoolhouse as follows:
Love feast at $3.50 o'clock followed by
preaching and the Lords supper.
Rev. S. E. Ryan will officiate.
Wanted-at once a girl for general
housework. RANDY GuNDERsoN.
Mrs. Chas. Cole has been very
dangerously sick for some days past,
but is now reported some better. The
w. G. T. U. ladies have been attedine
to her wants and seeing that she has
good care.
Mr.. Date Berlin and family, OF
Wimbledon, were visitors to Coopers.
town last Saturday. Since Wimble.
don got to be a thriving little city we
don't see Date on our streets only al
long intervals.
Chet Piatt's threshing engine got
stuck in the river Monday while he
was trying to bring his outfit to this
side of the Sheyenne. After great
deal of hard work the engine was
hauled out and Chet was happy. A
small thing like that does not bother
Chet.
F. A. Mayer & Co., have purchased
a Culver hearse which they expect to
arrive in few days. The vehicle ie
very fine one and Messrs. Mayer &
Co., are filing long felt want. 1t
will be rented for funerals at moder.
ate rates.
There were 161 pupils enrolled in the
Darlington schools on the first day OF
the term and Prof. Hodge expect 25O
before cold weather. Prof. Hodge
has built up fine school system since
he took charge at Darlington and the
people of that town appreciate his eff
forts.
Therewill be no service at the Baptist
church on Oct. I'd. The Sunday
school will meet at IL O'Clock. The
junior B. Y. p. u. at 5 o'clock and
the senior B. Y. P. U. att O'Clock.
The pastor will give his second ad-
dress upon "The Transformation OF
Christi next Sunday evening.
The sad death of Mr.. VIM. Church
should be big lesson for careless
hunters who are in the habit of Jump
ing in and out of buggies and other
vehicles with loaded guns. In this
age when man can load his gun with
prepared shells so quickly there is no
need of anyone keeping their gun
loaded while riding across the coun-
try. Even the most careful of hunters
get caught occasionally.
DR.. s. B. Langford, Registered Vet
Urinary Surgeon. Office at S. Aim
klov's drug store. All calls promptly
attended to.
The retiring editor is gone to Min
neapolis with his wife to spend a few
days, they intend to visit st. Louis
Mrs. Vallandigham's former home.
Val. has great pains for the future.
He intends to make trip to Homo
lulu in the month Of December to pub
lish the Honolulu "Bugler" but the
."Bugler" will have to blow little
oftener than the News did. But there!
He'll have no Dakota fruit to disturb
his ambition as heretofore. News.
A good story is told Of a big
fine music box which was the property
Of the Spanish club, an organization
of officers, in Santiago, before the
capture Of the town, says the Grand
Forks Plaindealer. The music box
played one air which was favorite of
the club. 1t was frequently called for
during the siege and always heard by
the music lovers of the club with
pleasure; On the morning of July IL.
when the American flag was hoisted
over the town, the band OF the Sixth
cavalry played that very air and then
the Spanish officers learned that that
hlnSao6 mnaio hoy had I,oor