Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-03-09

Tend the funeral of Julius Stevens.
The evening service in the Lutheran
church next Sunday will be in English.
Subject: "Secret SIM Everybody
welcome
GA DIR. Featherston. the pain
~ fless dentist, will be at
Cooperstowp on Mon, 20, Tues. d,
We'd. %. Thurs, %. of March.
Gov. Fancher has appointed w. s.
Hyde, Of Hannaford, q member of the
state board OF agriculture. Mr.. Hyde
will not make fortune out of his
Office.
Nels Opheim returned from Sheyenne
afternoon with the remains
of Oscar Opheim. The funeral will be
held today at ? O'Clock, and the ne
mains inferred at Mardell.
Bruce Glass will resume his duty in
the morning as brakeman, after his
long spell of sickness. p. 81. Romer
who has been acting in his place will
return to jamestown in the morning.
For SALE-Rambler bicycle, new
last fall. been used very little. Here's
a bargain. $50 takes it. Also Mon
arch tandem, new. for lady and gentle
man. This is swell wheel. The
right party can get bargain on this.
Russell Purinton returned from Bis
marck last Saturday, after finishing his
labors as clerk in the legislature.
Russell thinks that after all the SEES
sion just adjourned has passed some
very important bills.
F. A. hardwood expects to leave
some time next month for Hahnaford,
where he will take charge of Crane
g. Johnson's lumber yard. Mark will
build house down there and make
himself at home SO to speak, besides
selling the natives lumber at living
prices.
Wanted-a girl or middle aged
Woman te work on farm. Enquire
of JACK N. BROWN.
Cashier M. w. Buck received a
telegram Friday morning announcing
the death of his mother, Mrs Amos
Buck, at Locke, N. Y, at the age of
70 years. MIR. Buck drove to Sanborn
Friday afternoon and took the evening
train for Locke, N. Y. During his
absence liver Udgard will assist Mr..
Weeks in the bank.
The temperance essays will he duly
examined by the judges. and the meet
ing at which the prize essays read will
be awarded and the prize essays read
will be announced from the pulpits Of
the !. hurches on next Sunday if posi-
BILE. The delay caused by the unex-
pected absence of the superintendent
has given additional time for prepar.
alton by the contestants. If there are
any essays that have not yet been sent
in they should be placed in my hands
at once. L. NJ. BROWN.
The following officers were elected
in Cooperstown township, Griggs
county; N. d., March It'll, 1899:
Western Houghton, chairman; Oscar
Niernberg, Charley Houghton, super.
nisors; Horace Houghton, clerk; Will
mot Houghton, treasurer; Olaf john.
son, assessor; Ludwig Anderson, justice
for two years: A. Haskell, justice for
one year; Jim Hill, constable for two
years: Ben Clinic. for overseer in
No. 1; M. L. Ruggles, overseer in No
2; Charley Houghton, overseer in No
3: Western Houghton, overseer in No
DR.. Featherston will furnish yor
with q good set of teeth for 50. Best
set $40
The house of representatives, after
prefacing number of appropriate
whereases, passed the following reso
buttons: Resolved, That from the
home of the chinook ard the warn
west wind. a note of sympathy be
sounded forth to the ice-fettered oyster
bays of the angry Atlantic, to thu
blizzard-swept peach orchards of New
Jersey, to the icicle bedecked water
melon fields of Georgia and to thu
frost locked orange groves of Florida
! and that these unfortunate lands ant
climes be urged to be of good cheer
until such time as the chinook vino
now being sent forth from North Da
lxota as a harbinger Of hope and hap
piness shall reach and comfort them.
l Prof. G. Morris, will give fire.
lecture at Fire hall for ladies an,
gentlemen on Friday evening. Topic
How to read faces. Saturday even
ing of this week he will give his las
and best lecture in this city, for ,adie
and gentlemen. Topic: True love