Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-03-23
LOCALS.
No. L hard 8o.53

Remember and attend the sale at the
White farm March 9th.
Miss Emma Dahlborn sends in $50
sck ncelled stamps for Miss Mary
Wright.
800, 10000 to loan on real estate.
S See Nj. w. BUCK.
f. j. Stone returned home Thurs
dav. after completing his duties as a
Juror at Bismarck.
K. j.. Mnnson, of Crazy, N. D.. was
in the city the latter part of last week
shaking hands with friends and ac-
quaintancps,
saIf you have had the grip you need
Folev's IIOney aud Tar to heal your
lungs aud to stop the racking cough in
cidental to the disease. Gua1ateed 25
and Soc.
The new time card on the branch is
not very convenient for travellers.
You have to lay in Sanborn all day
to- get anywhere nOw-the travelling
public is ejecting kick already.
( DIR. J. A. II. Winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario Vet
Urinary College. Office at II. FL. Bate
man & Co.'s drug store. All calls
promptly attended to.
Miss Mary Weight gets bunch of
cancelled stamps all the way from
Sparta, Wis. They are sent by
Henry, Tom, Anna and May Jones.
Who says it doesn't pay to advertise.
The S. A. NJ. N. club held their
monthly dance at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Maynard Crane last Wednesday,
Miss Fitch entertaining the club. OF
course the gathering was very success
full.
Hammer & Condy sell the Tiger.
drill.
Veterinary Winsloe was called to
Aneta on professional business last
Thursday, and you fellows neein' T
think he went to buy some Of Prof,
Morris goods either, because he
didn't.
Featherston. dentist, Mar. 20, q, q
and q.
The fourth annual convention of the
North Dakota Enforcement League
will be held in the Congregational
church at Fargo on Friday, March 81,
1899. There will be a grand rally in
the evening with an address by DR.. j.
C.. Jackson, of Columbus, o
Hammer & Condy have three more
car loads of farm implement coming
this week for the spring trade. You
will find anything you may want in
our line, and prices will he right.
We have bought them rs low as money
can get them and will be sold cheaper
than ever offered to the trade before.
We expect big spring trade, SO call
early and procure the best.
Rev. 8. A. Burns will shortly go to
the annual conference of the Methodist
denomination which will be held in
April. Mr.. Burns has made a very
acceptable pastor not only to his peo-
pie but to the citizens generally, and
we sincerely hope that the reverend
gentleman will be returned to this
charge.
WANTED-man and wife to work on
my farm this summer.
Sec. lO-l45-61. MAT TH1EL..
A ST. Paul telegram of Mar. 18th
says:
4 Chief Engineer McHenry said
atoday that the Northern Pacific would
begin work on the extension OF the
COoperstown branch in North Dakota,
as soon as the snow is off the ground.
This begins to look like business
and every Indication now points to the
road going on. Aneta will get hard
knock in case the road goes on.
Wewill se1l apple and crab trees all
leading varieties until planting sea-
son. Trees 4 to S feet. lOc, each; So
per 100. Five to 1T. l2c, each: $40
per 100. Fifty at 100 rates. II the
stock is not first class when it arrives.
,ye will refund the money for same.
UECKE & STII.SON,'
Corwith. Iowa
G. J. Lucken returned home last
Saturday, after spending nearly two
months In the sunny south, Cuba and
Old Mexico. To say that Mr..
Luclsen enjoyed the trip would be put
ting it mild. for he says he had an
elegant time. He was at Havana
several days and viewed the remains
of the Maine, he says that CUBA Will
be pretty good place when the Unit.
ed States teaches the natives better
manners.
WANTED-a good steady boy to dc
chores and attend school during the
summer. Will pay wages.
J. III. McDERMOTT.
G. II. johnson says he thinks peo'
pie are foolish for sending away fol
( pure breeds of roosters and chickens
when they can get better ones from
: him. This remark was called forth
because G.. N. Stork recently sem
away for a rooster. Mr.. johnson
says he is raising a very fine breed O
chickens now. He started in las
summer with covey of Plymouth
Rock chickens and fed them groune
feed aud sawdust which he claims i:
the finest diet you can give high bree
chickens In the course of time one o
his hens wanted to set and he placed
thirteen eggs under her and let her go
In three weeks time eleven of the egg
Matched, ten of them being chickens
with wooden legs with feathers on tn
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