Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-09-14
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Our merchants are putting In a sup
ply of kissing bugs
ATTORNEY Baldwin was visitor to
Aneta last Monday on professional
business.
Wood sawed and delivered to any
part Of the city by E. w. Blackwell.
Last Saturday would have been q
nice day to have trotted out our new
street sprinkler-only we hadn't got
1t vet.
Walter Turtle. the grain man of
Duluth, was visitor 10 Cooperstown
last week, looking over the grain
prospects.
Mrs. ). Blodgett, sof Clinton, Ia,
visited with her brother, D. G. Best,
part of last week. She returned home
last Friday morning.
When you find North Star fur coats
on sale, you will know you are in the
right place for anything in the cloth
ing line.
Miss Emma Hagen, OF Window,
Mimi, visiting is her brother and sis
ter, Mr.. S o. Hagen and Mrs. r. j.
Biorn. She arrived Tuesday after
noon
Skeoch keeps "a supply of fresh
oysters on hand.
The interior of the Courier office
has been in the hands of the carpen-
tiers and painters the past few days,
shutting us out Of the Office, hence
scarcity of local and other items this
week.
Oysters fresh oysters in all styles
at Skeoch's.
David Bartlett left on last Fridays
train for Chicago where he goes to
attend the trust conference tn be held
at that place on the 18th. We expect
the trusts will get u few hard cracks in
THE convention.
iDr, Featherstone-Mon
6Y(yYl39A day, September IL, u, Is,
IA.
W.lD. Hartman is again the guest
of Attorney Baldwin, arriving last
Thursday. We would like to see Mr..
Hartman become a permanent resident
of our town, and it would not be sur
prising if he would be.
For SALE northwest quarter OF
Sec. 8-148-59. Inquire William Glass.
Cooperstown, N. D.
P. H. German started from San
born on his bicycle about nine o'clock
last Saturday morning and reached
Cooperstown at 1880. just three
quarters of an hour ahead of the
vestibuled box car limited. Thirty
six miles in two hours and halt is
pretty good time and Pete is either a
record hreaker or the train is pretty
II slow.
nr. .Platou, of Valley City, will be
in Cooperstown Monday and Tuesday
: the 10Th and 25th of September, for
the purpose of practicing his profes.
sion.
Jack 'Regnery was at Darcy last week
doing the tin work on the new school
house at that place. Mr.. Regnery
says that Darcy has a very fine school
house for town of its size. Darcy
has 4 lot. of good business men who
are going to see that their children
have % good education and a good
building in which to pursue thei,
studies.
WHEAT WANTED-.at Cooperstowr
Roller Mile. I now have in a dump
scale and can handle wheat and feeG
without shoveling Feed ground fol
Sets per sack. I will weigh feed il
and out and guarantee weight within
lOlbs per load, and will grind youl
own wheat for Is cents per lbushel
Give me a trial with thanks for pas
favors. w. H. PHlPPS.
Gid Sheldon, who was one of the
original settlers at Willow IN the
early. eighties, dropped off che trai'
at this point last Friday and has beer
busy ever since renewing Acquaintance
with old frien1s and sizing up his ole
stamping grounds. Mr.. Sheldon il
surprised at the growth Of Coopers
town, of course. He is looking hale
hearty and prosperovs. We are glat
to see him.
Hon. r. c. Busse. of Chicago, hat
been visiting in Griggs county for :
few days arriving at Cooperstown las
Thursday. Mr.. Busse has rapidly
got to the front since he was resi-
dent Of Cooperstown, and has quite
future before him. He says tina
Cooperstown is the most prosperou'
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