Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-30

1O10uA GA0 ~
DYES produce the Gast
est and brightest oolorl
Of any known dye stuff
Sold by s. Af.1KL.OVE
Diptheria 10 having run at Vim
bledon and two deaths in one family
are reported.
A union Thanksgiving service vii
be held in the NJ. E. church this morn
ing. Rev. Shaw will officiate.
Those wishing dental work vii,
please make appointment, as DR.. Rose
is always busy. Dec, LIST to 3lst.
BONDS FURNISHED.
w. "A. ABBOTT & Co
Office with Bvothby & .Terman.
Peter e. Nelson is sending out soul.
very neat 1900 charlottesville first 9th.
season. The Courier desk is favored
with Que.
The largest stock of books 10 the
city at III. II. Bateman & Co.'S.
Mrs. Almlslov returned home from
st. Paul Tuesday. She is much bette,
but very weak. She speaks very
highly of the treatment received ut tile
hospital where she was treated.
On Dec. LIST and I'd we will sell
absolutely al cost our entire stock oil
men Overcuats aud fur coats, ladies
c.oaks, jackets. caps and collarettes
ladies skirts aud waists. These
goods are all new and latest styles
Don't forget the place-at Hammer &
condy's.
The ladies of the Congregations
church will hold their annual fair in
the cburcl. on Wednesday afternoon
ind evening Decent Der 18th, at which
time they will place on sale all kinds
nI fancy aud useful articles suitable
for holiday presents. Dcu't forget
this fair aud the date.
DR.. Platoon, of Valley City, will be in
Coopersluwn Tuesday aud Wednesday
in. 26ih aud 9th OF December. for
tie purpose of practicing his profess
SiyM.
a tape line social and apron sale
WAS held in the Baptist church last
Wednesday evening and the ladies
sold ~ large number of aprons. ID.
II. Davis had sent Mrs. Blackwell q
collection of relics from the Philip.
pines which were very interesting
things to look at.
Without doubt Skeoch's is the
best place to go to when you want q
square meal set up in good style any
hour Of the day.
Mr.. H. j. jaeger, of Detroit, Mimi,
who assited Mr.. Shaw during the
summer of '9S dropped into town last
week to renew his friendship. Mr..
jaeger is working for the state of Min.
nesota in its care for homeless child.
ren. He is making a tour of North
Dakota, inspecting homes where
children We're placed before the people
moved to this state. Mr.. jaeger is
quite a taxidermist and takes his gun
along to pick up specimens. H. j.
has large collection of his own in
Carleton College where he graduated
have just received some special
bargains:
Ladies' caps and jackets, Sl.25 te
50. 90.
Ladies underware, per suit. SOC te
81. so.
Ladies' fleece line combination suits
Is cents.
Mems sanitary wool underwear 81. on
to sl.5O.
Children's sanitary wool underwear
per piece, is to 75cts.
Infants cashmere vests-fne as sill
40 cents.
Ladies' fine cashmere mitts, 25 to 35c
Ladies fine silk mitts, S5cts.
Ladies fine kid mitts Scots.
Children's fine kid mitts, IS cents.
Children's fine cashmere mitts Is to
30 cents.
Children's fine cashmere hose 25 ani
81 cents.
Children's wool Eiderdown caps 2
to % cents.
Children's wool Eiderdown coats
sl,3o.
Mems work shirts, 25 to 20 cents.
Mems flannel overshirts. Csc and 81
Mems white laundrled shirts. 75cts
| Mems linen collars-all sizes, onl,
cents.
Mems wool sox, Is and 35'cents.
The above goods are rs to so pc
1 81,