Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-05
LOCALS.
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with those oyste: stews.
WANTED-two girls ut once at
Marquardt's restaurant.
The telegraph poles and wires have
reached McHenry queen of F'os-
ter.
Attorney I. ]. Mcmahon, of Hope,
visited with Cooperstown friends and
clients last Friday and Saturday.
WANTED to buy, at once, two fresh
milch COWS. NJ. SMoNsEN.
The comfy commissioners were
in session Monday and Tuesday.
There was considerable business to
transact.
Phil Reimer has had his house
moved onto his lots west of the Luther
an church. He will reno Gel and fix
up the building.
Wood sawed and delivered to any
part OF the city by E. w. Blackwell.
Joe MeCulloch with Il force Of car
penters, left for McHenry the Begin
ing of the week to put up lumber sheds
and an Office building for Crane s.
w DR.. Professionalism
Gl9 fJyA day, October 9, 10, II, II.
MIR. and Mrs. FL. A. Neimeyer went
to jamestown last Saturday so as to
be on hand to take in the reception to
Company H as we'll as visit old
friends.
Mrs. Stevens will have her millinery
opening on Saturday, Oct. It'll, and
invites her friends to call and inspect
her stock.
F. T. Odds came up from St. Paul
last Thursday, paid up his bills, sold
his interest in the Laundry to G. c..
Shelley, and re:urnel to ST. Paul FRI
day., The Courier hopes that Mr..
Shelley will do we'll.
your Jewelry from the jesxe4er.
He can give you full value for the
money. O. M. VARNsoN.
Jeweler.
w. II. Avery, the piano tuner, will
be at Cooperstown next week. Those
wishing pianos tuned please leave
orders with Mrs. Bartlett or at the
Courier Office.
The county commissioners on Tues
day decided to place four phones in
the courthouse. This is all right and
the instruments will be great he'll p to
the business men.
Mr.. Amos w. Buck, who has spent
the past few weeks visiting his son,
M. w. Buck, left Monday afternoon
on his homeward journey. Mr.. Buck
will visit for q few DAYS at Mime
apolis before he returns to New York
state, and will assist the Minneapolis
people in extending a welcome to
President Mckinley.
Second hand bicycles for sale cheap.
One Imperial, one Columbia. two
Ramblers. Enquire of F. B. KING.
Mrs. Susan S. Fessenden, of Bos.
ton, will speak in Cooperstown Nov.
18th. Mrs. Fessenden is spoken of as
s'one of the few queens of the plat.
form" She has wonderful intellect.
ual balance, encisiveness and force,
combined with the most winning and
womanly grace. She delights botl
the masculine and feminine auditors
in any assembly of educated people. .
Mrs. Fessenden will present some
phase of the many sided temperance
questions.
DR.. Platou, of Valley City, will be
in Cooperstown Monday and Tuesday
the Both and 3lst of October, fol
the purpose of practicing his profes
sion.
The silver anniversary of the Wo
mans Christian Temperance Union,
national convention, will be held a
Seattle, Wash, Oct 1925. The unior
will travel on special white ribbon
train and will stop at Fargo Oct. Il
and remain until after midnight Mon
day morning. The pulpits of thai
city will be occupied by white ribbon
ers on that Sunday and some of the
most prominent members of that grea,
organization will favor Fargo audi
ences with sermons and addresses
The White Ribbon Special will carry
all the national officers and theil
secretaries and the state president.
and delegations of New York, Penn
sylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky
Wisconsin. Minnesota, Michigan
North Dakota, Montana, Massachu-
sets, Maine and the other New Eng
land States, and presumably those o
many other states, and the nationa
superintendent, cvangelists, lecturer,
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