Griggs courier., 1898-12-01

'-'. asa .s.'1. SC l'll llll 80 ll!l.
The fair and o!sssr supper q -
Coagras a,ispal churcl will bc Dec.
l0kh inst,ad Of Dec. 9th.
Wanted...a lirl at tie Palace
Hotel. At once.
Chet Jones arrived from Neche
Monday evening Ind has again taken
up his old position on the Sentinel.
Knud Thompson, the Finley boom
er, was transacting business In the
metropolis of Griggs county Tuesday.
wsA DIR. Featherston, the pain
d11cI1I1( (less dentist, will be at
Cooperstown on Mon, 10, Tues. 20.
Wed. q. Turs., y, of November.
Haynes car was doing q land office
business all day Sunday, standing
room being at premium all after
9'0n.
Alex. Simenson n swelled Miss Mary
Wright's pile of c ancelled stamps 800.
having left that q mount at the Courier
Office Monday.
sankey Newberry came up from
Darlington last Friday to visit a day
or two with his parents and other
friends. He returned Sunday.
Carl Nordhougen is doing SO we'll
at Aneta that he thought he could get
along all right with a partner, SO he
just got up and got married. dere' 3
wising Carl lots of good luck.
Bicycles for rent-by the hour, day
or week at-Peter E. Nelson.
All members of the Baptist church
are requested to be present at 10
O'Clock on Sunday morning to receive
the candidates. The Lords supper
will be observed after the baptising.
Constable Elect Russell Purinton
was in from Cottonwood ranch Satur-
day. Russell says that the reason
he got such a big vote was because he
asked the neighbors not to vote for
him.
The ladies of the Congregational
church have decided to postpone theil
annual fair and oyster supper till
Dec. 10Th. The articles for sale viii
be more numerous, the oysters just as
delicious.
DR.. S. B. Langford, Registered Vet
erinary Surgeon. Office at S. Aim
klov's drug store. Allcalls prompt.
attended to.
Geo. Lenvig, who has been assist
ant foreman on the Cooper ranch, lef
Wednesday morning for Minneapolis
where he will spend the winter: Geo
is all right and we hope he will strik
a good job.
There will be preaching and bap
, tismal service at the Baptist churc
next Sunday morning at II O'Clock
The subject of the address in til
morning s.Suffer little children t
come unto me- - In the evening "Th
Rent Veil.''
) Some tlours may please you. b,
Phipps Best is sure to please. Ever
sack guaranteed.
Capt. Haskell presented all his chile
rem fat turkey each for Thanksgi,
l ing day. AS the captain has the mil
r fortune to have the Courier editor fe
3 a son-in-law, We enjoyed one goo
k meal this winter, anyhow-the turke
was simply delicious.
Il The sparrow nuisance is getting
}. be of such great proportions the'
days, tt at our citizens are wrestli r
with the great problem of how to e
8 terminate them. They are terrib
d nuisance and the only way feasib
g seems to be the putting out of poiso
!. A heavy fall OF snow put a stop
:. bicycle riding for a time at least. v
now have enough of the "beautifu
on hand to make a good, live blizza
-something We havn't had in til
's country for long time. Blizzar
seemed to have moved to Minnesot
Kansas. Missouri, and other states
Ill Just received car of furnitul
:. Now is the time to buy while o
IN stock is complete.
vi F. A. MAYER g. Co
Ia Tom Graf returned from Monta
in last Saturday. He has been work.
on the railroad and has job Il
y will last until spring. He expects
return some time this winter. Char
~ Stewart is working on a railroad tt
- mel and did not come home. He 81