Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-09-28

Late dispatches tell 10 that Dreyfus
expects to spend the winter In Texas.
T. e. Warner and Oscar Kerr went
to Grafton last FRIDAY to look after
business matters.
r. G. Cooper started up his new
elevator last Saturday. Mr.. Cooper
has q very fine elevator thoroughly
equipped.
DIR. Platou came up from Valley
City last Monday to attend to his
many patients At this place. This was
the Doctors regular visits.
State Game Warden Geo. E. Bow
ers. Of Fargo, was in the city last
Thursday looking over the field and
consulting with Deputy Game Warden
]. L. Houghton.
DIR. Featherston uses the only safe
and painless method of extraction Of
teeth.
Anton Enger received telegram
Tuesday announcing the death of his
mother who died the evening previous.
She WAS about 9 wears old. Mr..
Enger left for Lanesboro, Mimi,
Tuesday afternoon.
Martin Westley leaves today for
Hamline, Mimi, where he will enter
the medical department Of the uni
versity Martin will be able to write
NJ. D. after his name after awhile.
The Edgeley Mail reports a meteor
falling from the heavens AMI bursting
some where in that locality. Meteors
are seldom seen in North Dakota hut
they are common occurrences at Moor
Vhead.
Attend to your teeth when Dr..
Featherstone comes up in Sep. as he
will make special low prices for this
time on all operations. Dentistry
in gold and silver fully warranted.
II you want North Star fur coat
(which is the best made) and your
clothier does not sell them, write Lam
pher, Finch & Skinner. They will
send you the name of q merchant in
your neighborhood that will fill your
order
| Col. j. w. Morrow, OF Fargo,
representing the Pv coal department,
was in the city last Saturday, selling
the Gull River Co., and Crane 4
Johnson coal. Mr.. Morrow has been
resident of North Dakota for TWEEN
ty-four years, and might be termed an
old timer.
Fifty Thousand dollars to loan.
We have $4,000 to loan ON wheat aud
fax at six per cent interest. For
particulars call on T. E. I.ahart,
Agent Dakota Elevator Co.
County Auditor p. A. Melgard has
been summoned rs grand juror fol
the United States court which con.
venes at Fargo October 10th. This
will afford p. A. an opportunity Of
being present to hear the advance
agent of prosperity-if he comes to
Fargo.
We understand that another elsva-
tor will be built on the extension par,
way between the new town of Jessie
and Cooperstown, and that Jim Hill
not the railroad king but the
bonanza farmer-sold three acres for
an elevator sight. Farmers ought to
be able to get their grain marketed
after this.
Lay in your winters's supply OF
wood and coal. A full line on HAND
at the Gull River River Company's
yard.
Rev. E. S. Wiley, who has assisted
Rev. E. S. Shaw in his pastoral work
at this point for the past few months.
left Monday afternoon for the east
where he will further pursue his
studies. NJ. Wilye's work at Coop
erstown has been very acceptable in.
deed and should he ever visit North
Dakota in the future he will always re-
ceive warm welcome from Coope.s-
town people.
The Cooperstown papers tell of a
mail carrier in Griggs county named
Boxegaard who is 80 years old and
stiN active, making his trips right
along. Now comes the Reynolds
Enterprise with the story o: two Sec
Eion men in the G.. N. crew there who
MIR. James Claxton and Mr.. Patrick
O'Neill, are 80 and 80 years old, res
l pectively. North Dakota's bracing
ozone promotes health and long life.
I-Mayville Tribune.
That's nothing we don't notice peo-
pie of 80. We have several farmers
of that age driving teams to town
every day and they are as lively as
spring calves.
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