Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-05-25
, Attorney Baldwin went over 10 Hops
yesterday on legal business.

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last Saturday night.
Iowa corn and all kinds Of feed for
sale at the Cooperstown Roller Mills.
That beautiful rain that visited this
section On Tuesday has frightened up
the crops in good shape.
Parties desiring pansy plants, please
leave your orders by Friday night,
May 26th. w. c. JIsEsoN.
Baptist church. Sunday even
ing the pastor will give an illustrated
sermon to young people. All child.
rem and parents PARTICULARLY invited,
but everybody will he welcome.
! Claus Jackson came up from Hanna
ford Monday, accompanied by his
daughter Clara. He returned home
Tuesday morning while Clare will
visit around town for few days.
Fred and Oscar Niernberg dug up
six young wolves just north of West
ern Houghton's last Tuesday night,
they also killed the old one the day
after. The boys made pretty good
days wages.
eTA DR.. Professionalism
| N.yYYYH day, June u, 10, IA. Is, Is.
Chas. Stermer leaves this week for
Lisbon, N. D.. where he will enter the
Soldiers Home Ster,ner is getting
along as we'll as could be expected and
he will find the home Il home in every
respect.
o. NJ. Varnson is now ready to do
all kinds of fine watch, clock and
jewelrv repairing al the postofice.
What has become of that write-up
the Grand Forks Plaindesler was to
give Cooperstown. The agent of that
paper scooped in q whole lot of new
subscribers on the strength of q
promised write-up.
A new time card went into effect
Monday morning. The train now
leaves here at 5:45 II. M, and returns
at 1905 noon. This is much better
arrangement than the old card. The
postoffice will open on Sundays at the
old time, from y to o'clock.
DR.. Platou, of Valley City. will be
| in Cooperstown Monday and Tuesday
the 10Th and 30th of May, for the
purpose of practicing his profession.
| MIR. Seval Friswold, John Syver-
sons popular bookkeeper. has pul,-
chased four Tots in block 81, over in
the John Ole neighborbood. and has
broken ground for substantial resi-
dence. Mr.. Friswold will build right
away and proposes to put up a com.
Portable home for himself.
WANTED for general house
work, in small family. Call al
Courier Office.
A party of about thirty land seekers
arrived in Cooperstown last Wednes.
day night and went to Melby and other
points Thursday to look over the
country. They came in special ca,
and seemed to be lively and thrifty
class of citizens. Most of them ex.
pressed themselves pleased with our
country and many of them will nc
doubt invest in real estate in Grigge
county. The excursion party left for
home Saturday morning.
| Now you see it, now you don't.
That's the way with some paints; little
Exposure to the weather. washes it of
like chalk, but it is not the way witt,
Minnesota Linseed Oil Co.'s paints
sold by Berg Bros. & Co. That is
because they are made of pure white
lead and pure linseed oil. Bear this
in mind when preparing to re-coat
that residence or that barn. The
quality guaranteed.
Mabried-on the 18th OF May. by
Rev. Il. T. Silness. at the Lutheran
church, Miss Emma Nelson toyChrist
Lear. Miss Nelson il the Oldest
daughter of Nels E. Nelson esst of
town, and Mr.. Lear whose home has
been in Wisconsin has been working
on farm in this county si0ce last
fall. The bridal couple we're attended
by Miss Esther Peterson as brides
made and Ben Aim as best man. The
young couple are staying with Mr..
Nelson at present, but will soon settle
on their homestead vest of Andrew
OVERLY on Blooming Prairie. The
Courier wishes them long and
happy life together.
Messrs. F. J. Stone, E. W. Spragne
the cigar man, and a Mr.. Boradley "a
machine man, went out to the Indian
mounds southeast of CooperstownM FAST
Sunday to dig for relics. They met