Griggs courier., 1898-12-15

Fancy goods . nice line - n. 81.
Baas0an 4 Cos.
Go and blow yoarssle Tor > dish of|
oystsrs at the Congregational church
tonight.
Found-a sum of money. Owner
can have same by proving property
and paying for this I'D.
Nov. q. '9s' G. T. WHlDDEN.
The skating rink is in full operation
now and the little folks are having all
kinds of fun-the big folks, too.
Featherston. dentist. Dec, 10, 20, q
and y
II you don't attend the Congrega-
tion fair and oyster supper Tomorrow
{ Friday night. you will miss a good
thing.
Those desiring dental work should
call early to make appointment, as
DIR. Roseis always busy. Cooperstown
Dec. II to Doth
Lou Thiessen, who has been visiting
with the family of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Hazard for the. past month, left for
his home at Poynette, Wis, Monday
morning.
The North Dakota volunteers will
be replaced with regular soldiers and
our boys will be returned home. 1t is
expected that they will get back to
North Dakota about May l.
DR.. Featherston will furnish you
with a good set of teeth for So. Best
set $40
The populist candidate for clerk, of
court up in Nelson county has filed u
notice of contest against Joe Pepper,
the successful candidate. 1t is safe to
say that Mr.. Pepper will make it hot
for one populist at least
Christmas is at hand and if you are
in need of something suitable for
presents you can find it in some store
in this town. Every store in the viii
lage has a large stock of holiday
novelties to select from.
Nels Opheim steps into the Office and
subscribes for the Courier for Gilbert
Anderson, of Santiago, MINI. Mr.
Anderson recently married Miss Katie
Opheim, and Nels thinks the Courier
will make good Christmas present,
and he shows good Judgment.
The result of the use of sack of
Phipps Best is good loaf OF bread
and good natural bread maker.
The S. A, NJ. was entertained by
Miss Edith Brown last Friday even
ing, tie entertainment for the evening
being progressive euchre. There were
five tables and those present had a
splendid time until midnight, then
lunch was served and the party broke
up. Miss. Clark and F. A. Mark.
wood tied for the first prize and on
the draw the former won. Miss Eek.
stein succeeded in winning the booby
prize.
The large red house, situated on lots
% and "a of block 81, is for sale a,
the extremely low price of 81 900. Who
wants bargain?
VIM. GLASS,
Agent.
Master Johnny Syverson reached
his eight birthday last Thursday
and in order to properly celebrate
the event he entertained II few of his
playmates at supper. Those present
were Misses Kathleen and Alice Crane
Lillian and Ruth Blackwell ant
Maude Trubshaw. The little folks en-
joyed few hours together very mucf
and Master Johnny was the recipient
of some useful presents from his play
mates to remember the happy occasion
Adjutant General Miller in Fargo
Forum: ga number of our peopl,
seem to want our North Dakota boy
to come home at once. Even If thi
were possible, l do not think it ;
judicious move. The boys are &C
climated there now, and if they wer
brought back from the tropics to thi
cold climate this winter it would b
the death OF some. perhaps many. >
doubt if we should ask to have then
recalled before spring, even If it woul'
be possible to get the government t,
do SO. / think the boys should sta,
in Manila until spring."
The boys are willing to take tn
risk if they are only given the op
portunity.
, DR.. Rose, dentist will be in Coop
erstown, prepared to do first-clas
dental work. Monday, Dec. IL to 20