Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-09-07
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Attorney Baldwin went to James
town Tuesday to argue = case before
Judge Glaspe.l.
Miss Florence Cooper has been
visiting for q week past with MIR. and
Mrs. Russell Purinton, at Cottonwood.
The Lanpher hat Is stylish. but
never extreme, good for two seasons
and always looks we'll.
DIR. Featherston will make very low
prices on fine dental work. See him
and get an estimate on your work. A
splendid set of beautiful and
natural as life for 90.
The Cooperstown train now has
sleeping accommodations ut Sanborn.
The first thing we know Cooperstown
will be made a flag station.
Ira L. Shroyer, our good natured
first baseman, returned from Brewer
vile, Mimi, last Sunday. He ex-
poets to teach school in Griggs coun-
ty. We are always pleased to see
ssthe poet
DR.. ]. A. a. Winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario vct-
Urinary College. Office at q. 81. Bate.
man l. Co.'s drug store. All calls
promptly attended to.
Prof. L. NJ. Abbott arrived last
Saturday and is putting in this week
getting acquainted with our people
and getting settled. Mrs. Abbott and
the household goods came alone this
week and the family will take I'D their
residence in the Baptist parsonage.
Notice to all concerned: Hereafter
mails will close gOlng s"uth) at 3 y.
m. Mail has to leave postoffice fifteen
minutes ahead Of train time, and fif.
teen minutes is required by the Office
force to make up the mail. Govern
yourself accordingly.
The best meal in the city ut SkeOch' {
set up in good style only 25c.
Frank Fernald and Rice Thompson
who have been with us all summer
aud have been identified with Civil
Engineer Lewls' corps, left Last Thurs
day for their homes homes at St
Paul. The boys made many friends
while at CooperstowD.
H. C. Champlain and son Harry
who have been putting in couple u
weeks among the prairie chickens
left Monday afternoon Tor their home
ut Chicago. Mr.. Champlin Calculated
to remain week longer but his healtl
il poor and he had to return home.
DR.. Platou, of Valley City, will -b
in Cooperstown Monday and Tuesda.
the 18th and 25th of September, TO
the purpose of practicing his PROBES
sion.
| LosT-English setter bitch, white
black and tan, body all white ant
licked. Answers to the name of Sill
yer. Finder will be rewarded b.
leaving same with w. 81. Schulz at N
p. engineers office. Can be describe,
easily as she has habit Of shakin.
her head.
For the benefit of the Grand Fork
Herald we desire to state at this tim
that the work on the extension is pro
crossing '.nicely' and that tn
rails will reach Binford, the secon'
town northwest of Cooperstown abou
the end of this week. Tie people o
that blace are anxiously awaiting tn
arrival of the iron horse as they al
tired of freighting their goods acros
country.
II Hot and cold lunches at all hours o
the day at Skeoch's.
The Courier acknowledges pleas
ant call from Editor Mark Hunt, q
the Fessenden Free Press last Friday
MIR. Hunt had beea over to Shrrbrook
to visit his brother, Auditor L. 5
Hunt, and was on his way home. H
was riding his bicycle and left in tn
afternoon via Courtenay with til
wind blowing a stiff gale almost in hi
teeth. Mark doubtless earned Iii
supper ere he reached COurtenay.
The new time card went into etfec
on the branch Monday but the trai
arrived an hour and a half later tina
on the old card and left here abou
two hours late going back. The wa
trains have being running the pas
few weeks is very unsatisfactory am
the mail service is outrageous. Th
, company should put on more crews t
do the work. On the first page of til
time card it reads 1.-THE company re
, serves the right to vary therefrom a
, pleasure and it is doing just tina
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