Griggs courier., 1898-06-24
LOCALS.

coming along splendidly.
Who wants to break 80 acres right
quick? w. c. J1MEsoN.
The Great Wallace Shows have the
finest horses of any show on earth.
l have two houses to rent.
E. MARQuARDT.
Attorney Bartlett has been appoint
ed administrator of the J. G.. White
estate.
liver jacobson is making an applica-
ton for a pardon, a notice for which
appears in this issue OF the Courier.
Ladies jersey ribbed underwear
from l0cts up, at-Jimeson.
Tneo. LaForest is assisting Timer
Haugen in P. E. Nelson's tinshop.
and is getting to be quite a hand at
the business.
DR.. Featherston will furnish you
with a good set of teeth for IS. Best
Ct $40
II A. D. Murren came over from Hope
last Wednesday to see if Cooperstown
was still here. He is working up %
good gas business.
DR.. Platou came up from Valley
,Oity Tuesday to make q professional
call on little Ella Jackson. who is
quite sick with inflammation of the
bowels.
VIM. Bulge has been nominated by
the president postmaster at Grand
Forks. This is one of the best ap-
this state.
James Blair. of Sanborn, was in
town yesterday, canvassing in the
interest of the Ivy Acetylene Gas
Generator Mr.. Blair claims to have
one OF the best machines made.
A Klordyke in Cooperstown-why
feed whole grain when you can get it
ground at Cooperstown Roller Mills
for sc per sack and thereby add 25 per
cent, in feeding qualities.
A load of Congregational Sunday
school scholars accompanied Rev. Shaw
to the Detwiller appointment last Sun
day afternoon and repeated the pieces
spoken at the Children's Day exc
discs. :
The Cooperstown base ball fellows
are scheduled to play at Lakota tomor-
row. We understand that the boys
from our congressman town have
promised q return game to be played
here.
The large red house, situated on lots
% and "a of block 81, is for sale at
the extremely low price of 81 900. Who
wants a bargain?
VIM. GLASS,
Agent.
The fact that The Great Wallace
Shows is composed exclusively of the
greatest artists known and that its
property is the best ever built for
show purposes, ranks it the highest
class circus in the world.
William Glass has purchased the
old Jackson building adjoining the
First Bank of Cooperstown. The in
junction has been raised from the
building and Mr.. Glass is at liberty
to reopen it at any time.
The camp meetings in F1uto's grove
last Sunday were largely attended
and several good sermons were
preached by ministers present. In
the afternoon COLLECTION of fifty
dollars was asked to defray ex-
penses, and while the choir and
congregation sang a hymn or two the
collection was taken and S5O.79 was
raised. How is that for collection?
When you purchase your next sack
of flour try a sack of s'PhippsBest. .
Rev. b. B. Haugen: You need no
word of commentator from me-but
I do want to thank you for the very
pleasant evening you gave us in the
journey from Jerusalem to North
Cape. Your tale was told in such a
pleasant, narrative way that it was
both restful and interesting. N. G.
Lincoln in private letter. Rev.
Haugan will lecture in the courthouse
two evenings. June q and %.
The school election last Tuesday
was very tame affair. Only twenty.
,bne voters out of about 800 seemed to
take sufficient interest in the matter to
turn out and vote. Mrs. r. M. Cow
en- was reelected for three years. and
G. T. Whidden was elected for three
years in place of P. A. Melgard, who
declined to again become candidate.
The people must be we'll satisfied with
school work, judging from the amount
Ass <.e ;,<o,,os< thor, toolr in tho election