Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-07-20

219tn leaves C00p0estoWn Tor 6a00ofn at $50
IN. In the mornina. Arrives at Coopesst0wn
q the return at ls:0s in the afternoon
LOCALS.
No. 1 hard Co. 50
Mrs. John Cain returned home
yesterday and the genial John if hap
py.
Jimeson's is the place for bargains
Charley Martin, of Fargo, has &C..
cepted q position in T. E. Warmers
Office, arriving here last week.
Hazel Hartman. A. M. Baldwin's
little neice, was the guest of the Misses
Kathleen and Alice Crane last week.
Married-on July 10, 1899, by Rev.
o. K. Quamme, Mr.. Ole o. A<neson to
Miss Carrie K. LeikvolA 81 Coopers-
town.
Contractor Foster: have received
orders to get my grading out of the
way by August 5th, so as to make
room for the track layers.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, G. Cooper, Mr..
and Mrs. David Bartlett and Mrs. j.
N. Brown returned from the chau-
tauqua last Sunday afternoon.
Go to skeoch:s for all kinds of tea
bread.
The little daughter of Ole West, of
Darcy, fell from her bicycle and broke
her arm just above the elbow last
Tuesday. She also threw her elbow
out of joint. DIR. Bergstrom reduced
the fracture.
The board of directors of the Griggs
County Fair Association let the con-
tract for building the grand stand to
Mr.. Alex. Moffat. The building will
be 80xl8 and will be substantial we'll
finished concern.
We have had SO much circus, base
ball and other attractions the past two
or three weeks that business has al
most been laid aside for social pleas
ure. However harvest cometh on
apace-then it is get down to business.
The courier acknowledges pleas
ant call from Editor Monteith, of Fin
ley. The gentleman came over Mon.
day to see the big circus and dropped
into our sanctum-the natural calling
place for an editor Come again.
Bro. Monteith.
just received a car load of fine bug
gies. Now is the time to purchase
your buggy for the Fourth of July.
OLSEN. Cox & Co.
J. j. Hill, of the Great Northern has
given Fargo College his check for
81, 900, and promised to attend meet
ing to be held in Fargo this fall in the
interest of the $500, 600 endowment
fund. Good for Jim and better still
for Fargo college.
Oscar Kerr swore out complaint
against John Petit last week for
brutality killing horse by ripping
said animal open with jackknife.
Defendant appeared before Justice
Warner who very considerably al
lowed him bail on his own recognize
ance until time for trial. When the
time arrived Mr.. Petit could rot be
found and the farmer pays the cost as
usual.
Skeoch has the best meal in the
city, only 25cts.
In Judge Pollock's district an order
has been issued prohibiting depot
agents from selling pals or liquor Or
sscrockery'' to persons sailing under
fictitious names. It would be a good
thing if an order were issued in this
district, as the way it now stands it
compels station agents to act as
saloon keepers. 1t is getting pretty
rank here and is about time stop
was put to it.
Attorney Baldwin was unfortunate
enough to have one of Bi0rn & Borg
erson's horses die on his hands at
jamestown last Tuesday. He missed
the train in the morning and had to
drive in order to be at jamestown to
argue the Fenner divorce case and the
day being very hot the horse sue
cumbed to the heat and debut
Baldwin argued the case ana the
Judge gave his client divorce. The
matter of guardianship of the children
was not decided.
DR.. J. A. II. Winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario Vet
Urinary College. Office at q. b. Bate
man & Co.'s drug store. All calls
promptly attended to.
Editor Jones met with costly acct
dent last Saturday. While driving