Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-03-09
LOCALS.
No. L hard 8O.5e

00OuOAY IrOu tu0lI W0uuIUY trlD.
Master Howard r. Houghton hands
in 225 cancelled stamps for Miss
Mary Wright.
800, 10000 to loan on real estate.
See Nj. w. BUCK.
Senator Cox, Of Barnes county, was
shaking hands with his many friends
at CooperstownSy yesterday.
AL. Shue returned home Monday
with seventeen head of as fine farm
horses as ever struck the town.
We are paying IS cents for oats in
exchange for goods.
BERG BROS. & co.
The best money making job we have
seen yet, with little work attached to it,
IL that Of phrenology. Prof. Morris
has had q regular klondike.
Hon. David Bartlett has been re-
appointed on the state university
board by Gov. Fancher. The govern
or evidently knows good timber when
he sees it.
March 10 aud 10 will be the fourth
and last quarterly conference of the
NJ. E. church for this conference year.
Rev. s. E. Ryan, of jamestown, will
be present and conduct all the services.
CARRIAGE PA1NT1NG-I desire to in
form the public that have plenty Of
room for carriage painting and can
do q first-class job in this line. Bring
in your buggies before the spring
rush. PHILIP REIMER.
The indications for u big boom iH
farm lands in Griggs county this year
together with big immigration from
is very aattering. The inquiries
eastern people relative to land in
this vicinity are coming through the
mail every day.
Alderman Flynn returned from the
twin cities Monday. While he was away
the alderman purchased another dray.,
a fine horse to match one he already
had, and car load of oats j. c..
proposes to keep in the front van Of
success-and we are glad to see it.
DIR. j. A. II. Winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon. graduate of the Ontario Vet
Urinary College. Office at Fl. II. Bate
man & Co.'s drug store. All calls
promptly attended to.
Judge Garland, of South Dakota,
in the fe6eral court, recently sentenced
Calix Regnier to thirty days imprison-
ment. Regnier plead guilty to selling
proprietary medicine without afixing
war revenue stamps to the bottles.
Peddlers of medicines, hair restorer,
etc., should remember to affix the
necessary revenue stamps to their
bottle.
Charley Hottran and wife. OF
Spokane, Wash, were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Holt last FRIDAY
Saturday. The visit was o. a roman
tic nature. Mr.. Hottran went to
Minneapolis last week and was mar
ried to Mrs. Hollis sister, Miss Title
Christianson. and were on their wed.
ding tour. They left for Spokane
Saturday morning
Wewill sell apple and crab trees all
leading varieties) until planting sea-
son. Trees to feet. lOc, each; Sc
per 100. Five to 1T. l2c, each; SIC
per 100. Fifty at 100 rates. If the
stock is not first class when it arrives.
we will refund the money for same
UECKE & STILSON.
Corwith, Iowa
Fourteen farmers from Iowa recent
~ arrived at Darlington. They are
selecting farms in the northern part o.
Foster for immediate occupation
These gentlemen are only the advance
guard of lot of settlers who will ar
rive this spring and settle in Foster
county. Griggs county will catcf
quite a lot of new settlers this year
also, and Indications point to a sub
stantial immigration all over tn
state a state which offers better in
ducements for all to build up home
than any state in the union bar none
Messrs. A. M. Baldwin, H. II
Bateman, I. G. Page and o. W. Kerr
and Mrs. Pitner. Mrs. Coapman
Misses Williams, Clark and Eckstei
INDUCED in a ''hayrack" ride out t
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Ayre
last Saturday evening and enjoyed I
few hours very pleasantly in Mr.
Ayrea's elegant country home. Tn
time was spent in playing crokinol
and various other games and q
elegant lunch was served at the pre-
per time. The party is unanimous /
saying that it was one of the most d.
lightful. evenings of their lives, and