Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-06-22

We have No. I, WORT oxen for
sale. HAlnuR 4 CoNDY.
Mrs. C. T. Whidden left Wednesday
morning for her home in Nova Scotia.
A. Con, of the telephone company,
is putting down the poles and getting
ready to strtng the wires.
Ask your grocer for sack of
Phipps' Best, it 10 the standard Of
purity.
II the weather is favorable the
school ma'ams will picnic At the river
next Saturday, June oath.
Work ON the extension has pro-
gressed rapidly the past week, the
weather heing exceptionally favorable
for that work.
George Leavig left Tuesday MORN
ing for Eugene, Oregon. MIR. Leuvig
has had poor health for the past six
months and goes west with the hope
of lettering his health. Agreat many
friends at Cooperstown hope he will
find the relief he seeks.
Judge Glaspel! will open the adj
journed term of court next Tuesday,
June 9th. Jurymen and all others
interested should bear this in mind,
and be on hand at the appointed time.
There is quite a little business to come
up before the court.
Mems work and driving gloves Is
per cent. off at .Iimeson's.
The city marshal done a land Office
business all by himself at the dog
auction last Saturday forenoon. at
which time he auctioned of three very
fine specimens of the monyrel sriety,
the village OF Cooperstown buying in
the three. The remains OF said dogs
are now being used as a fertilizer in
the village cemetery for dogs.
Now you see It, now you don't.
That's the way with some paiAts: little
exposure to the weather, washes it off
like chalk, but it is not the way with
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.
| The Valley City Alliance says that
the Cooperstown base ball clab il to
be invited to play at that place on
July 4th. We understand that our
club has accepted = proposition to
play at Hope on that day. The fact
of the matter il that our elub is in de.
mand these days. yet none of these
other towns seem to vast to play al
Cooperstown
Rev. NJ. P. Burns, of Casselton
visited over Sunday with his brother
Rev. 3. A. Burns. of this place. Las
Sunday evening, in the Methods
church, the former preached q very
scholarly and Instructive sermon
which was greatly enjoyed by those
who were fortunate to be present
Mr.. Burns returned home Tuesda,
morning.
The editor of the Courier is in re
ceipt of a complimentary season tickle
to the Steele County Driving Park AS.
ISOLATION, at Hope, July 8, 4 and ;
81, 300 in purses has been hung up ant
rattling good time is promised
Some of the finest running and trot
ting horses in the state will be OF
hand and some fast work on the tract
is promised. OF course you will go
letter, Eczema and Skin Disease
yield quickly to the marvellous healin,
qualities of the Banner Save mad,
from prescriptions of y skin specials
of world wide me.
) HI. H. RHTEMAN & Co
Millions of measuring worms, >
geometridae, are At work on thu
leaves of trees along the liver. Tn,
young elms particularly are sufferers
The worm is about half an inch long
and of two kinds in color. one ligh
green, the other dark brown en- back
They are also called iOopers or span
worms and are the larvae of a specie
of moth They hang suspended from
the limbs and leaves by eobwebs
The foliage of many of the trees is be
ruined by the insects.-Alext.
| Attend to your teeth when DIR
, Featherstone comes up in July as b
will make special low prices for thi
|, time on all operations. Dentistr.
in gold and silver fully warranted.
The picnic at. Jessie was patronizet
by vast crowd of pleasure seekers
, who wanted to put in good days en-