Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-09-28
LOCALS.
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No. I hard &BO.57
Attorney w. G. Resser, of Fargo,
{was Cooperstown visitor last Thurs
day.
Senator Cox came up from Valley
City Monday and went out to Jessie
+ to look at his new elevator. at that
point.
Miss Julia Fiering left Monday
afternoon for Grand Forks where she
will re-enter the University for an
other year.
Attorney Heber McHueh, of West
Superior. visited his frieno. A. M.
Baldwin last Tuesday. He left for
Darlington Wednesday.
Miss Mary Seymour, who has been
the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. Maynard
Crane during the summer, left for her
home in New York last Tuesday after
noon.
Jack Ressler WAS in town last
Thursday setting up Ntbe cigars td
everybo ly in sight Jack recently
had son born to him which expl aims
all this good nature.
WAHTFD-two girls at once at
Marcmardt's restaurant.
Rev. E. Herman, who has been pas
tor OF a German congregation for
several years, moved to Courtenay
Tuesday of this week, and will have
charge of q congregation at that point.
Wood sawed and delivered to my
part Of the city by E. w. Blackwell.
The 'scoon'' show advertised to hold
the boards at the opera house last
Friday arrived all right but could not
afford to put up the necessary rental
for the building and pulled out on the
afternoon train headed for Mandan.
The Courier received q pleasant call
! form Mr.. Il. A. Terrill, of Sheldon,
Ia, last Thursday. The gentleman
possesses three quarter sections OF
land at McHenry and came up to see
his property and take ~ look at the
future terminal city.
~ DR.. Featherstone-Mop-
G144l4lH day, October 9, 10, IL, u.
rJ..-xusaa.u, ono of thnsa uood
Wimbledon farmers, was pleasant
caller at the Courier office Tuesday,
and took occasion to get some station
cry printed. We are always glad to
see Henry and our latch string is out
to him at all tin,es.
Buy your Jewelry from the jeweler.
He can give you full value for the
money. O. M. 'VARNsoN.
Jeweler.
Notice-MahaAs Christianson wants
the Courier to say for him that all
parties who want to keep their dogs
will have to pay the license at
once or the dogs will go to the happy
hunting grounds. This does not APP
ply to farmers dogs-just town dogs
For SALE northwest quarter OF
Sec. S-148-59. Inquire William Glass.
Cooperstown, N. D.
The rails have been laid TO Nc
Henry, the terminus of the extension
of the Cooperstown branch, and it is
presumed that regular trains will soon
be run to that point. 1t vtll be at
least month yet befo.'e the depots,
section houses, surfacing 81 the track,
ETC.. will be finished.
Mr.. George Gullickson retained
home last Saturday afternoon from
Valley City bringing with hin, the
remains of his wife. Last Thursday
week 81 pound tumor wass taken
from her by DR.. Platou, the operation
being very successful, and for five
days deceased was doing we'll. Later
other complications set in and an
other operation was necessary, her
life being at stake whether the oper-
alton was performed or not. She
chose to risk the operation and died
as result. Mrs. Gullickson was 90
years old. The funeral took place
last Sunday.
Dir. Pl;.t.,u, of Valley City, will be
in Cuoperstown Monday and Tuesday
the 23d aud oath of Octnber, for
the purpose of practicilg his profess
sion.
Those of our people who went p
the Congregational church last Mon
day evening to hear Mr. Jos. Koshaba
lecture on Persia were we'll repaid for
their trouble and amount invested and
spent very pleasant evening indeed.
The lecturer is a native of Persia,
ssthe land OF the lion and the sum-"
and the lecture related to the people,
c,,atnma. RELIGIONS. manner ct living,