Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-08-10
LOCALS.
No. 1 hard 8O.57

Jimeson will sell you a good, white
laundried shirt for 75cts.
If you want a piece of job printing
executed or anything in our line of
business ring up phone No. %. All
orders promptly attended to.
Osgood & Haggart have completed
their grading contract apd the line is
all graded up to Lake Jessie. Rails
and other material are arriving every
day.
The Daughters of Rebecca will give
a :'Blootner Social at the Firemen' g
Hall Friday evening. All are invited.
The band will also he present with
blOomers.
Skcoch keeps the best. brands of
cigars. Try them.
Supt Wilson, David Bartlett, May.
nard Crane and several elevator men
drove up to the new town of McHenry
Tuesday to look over the new rail-
road grade.
Andrew Patrick presides at the
switch board in the telephone ex-
change. Andy is steAdy young fell
low and is in the right place. Hope
he will hold on to it.
Farmers should remember and pillow
fire breaks. The prairie fire season
is at hand and q little time spent in
blowing breaks might save your grain
stacks. Tn ink it over.
90 DR.. Featherstone-Tues-
U1Y(yy4 day, August 8, 8, 10.
Did you read the write-up of Coop
erstown in the Grand Forks Plain
dealer of last Saturday. It appeared
in that issue. 1t has been long time
coming-but it got there just the same.
Several children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Houghton arrived from Michi-
gan last Thursday. The father and
mother OF Mrs. Houghton also ar
rived and will in. future make their
home at Cooperstown.
A special train of twenty-nine cars
of iron and ties came up tie branch
last Sunday night. Our train crew
made special trip. Temporary side
tracks will be built for the purpose of
taking care of the material.
DIR. Platou, Of Valley City, will be
in Cooperstown Monday and Tuesday
the 28th and 10Th of August, for the
purpose of practicing his profession.
Mr.. E. L. Bdckmaster, of Moor
head, Mimi, arrived in Cooperstown
last Monday, and succeeds j. G. Beth
as agent of the Great Western eleva-
tor. Mr.. B. will move his family
here just as quick as he can secure a
house.
The following officers were installed
by Cooperstown Lodge No. 81, I. O.
O. F. last Monday evening: P. E
Nelson, N. G.; Geo. Adams, V. g.:
j. Il. Sinclair, Secretary; Alex. Iver-
son, Permanent Secretary; B. Stats
wick, Treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart left
Friday morning for Omemee after
visiting friends here for some time.
Sandy says he has fine business up
there and Mrs. Stewart says she likes
Omemee better than CooperstowD-
and that's saying a whole lot
letter, Eczema and Skin Diseases
yield quickly to the marvellous healing
qualities of Banner Salve made from a
prescription Of skin specialist of
world wide fame. 25c.
For sale by H. H. BATEMAN s. Co.
The Courier has received a premium
list for the North Dakota State Fair
to be held at Mandan next month.
Some good purses have been hung up
for this occasion. Now if the manage
ment would hang up a good purse
for newspaper advertising and send
the Courier . good slice of it we
would appreciate it.
Trubshaw of the Griggs Courier
has no use for Cranes. He has
probably had some experience with
holding the bag while others got away
with the game.--Golden Slope.
If Editor Monteith alludes to Crane,
the special newspaper artist its sur
mise is correct. If he means our
Cooperstown Cranes. he is mistaken.
We take it for granted that Monteith
means the former.