Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-09
Telephone 70.

l elephone 70.
]. N. Brown has consented to ofIlci-
ate at one oyster supper before leaving
for Colorado to spend the winter.
Next Tuesday evening at the Congre-
gational church.
The fall term OF the district court
will he held next Tuesday, Nov. 14th.
A jury has been drawn list of names
of jurors being published in another
column in this issue of the Courier.
Frank Retzlaff, proprietor of the
hotel at Nc Henry, was doing the city
last Monday He started out for his
thirty mile drive ut about 8 p. M,
drawing the lines over very cute
span of mules. -
WANTED-a smart girl to attend
store and wait GU table. Good wages
will be paid to the right party. Ap
ply at once at Skeoch's Bakery and
Restaurant
| A democratic pony objected to hav-
having republican ride him, and, as
a result, Gus Evers. of Cooperstown,
has a broke" shoulder.-Fargo Argus.
! 1t was the other way, Mac. It was
a republican pony that objected to q
pop rider.
Rooms for Rent. Apply to o. s.
Gunderson.
T. E. Lahart was called to his home
in Minnesota last Friday on account
of the very serious illness of his
father. We understand that Mr.. La
hart will not return to Cooperstown.
He is succeeded in the elevator by q
Mr.. Elliot.
The Courier received a pleasant call
from Editor II. A. Williams, of Nc
Henry. Tuesday. Mr. Williams was
attending to business matters in the
Lefty and returned home on the un-
limited express. He says McHenry is
getting there.
g. DR.. Featherstone-Wed-
4 OfYfYYYH nesday, November 8. 9, 10,
In.
There will be an oyster supper at
the Congregational church Tuesday
evening Nov. l4th. Oysters in every
style-raw, stewed or scalloped. j.
N. Brown as usual will preside over
the stew part and serve them up in the
most approved fashion. Supper will
be served from o'clock on as long as
the demand continues, for the modest
sum OF 35cts. Everybody invited.
| H. o. Lebo. of Lisbon, N. D., took
charge of the Monarch elevator at this
place last Friday, J. II. Wilson, who
had had charge of the institution
for several years past resigning on &C.
count of the condition of his eyes.
Mr.. Wilson will shortly go east to
have an operation performed, having
lost the use of one eye by q cataract
growing upon it. We sincerely hope
that the operation will be successful
and that he will regain his eye sight.
The Courie: welcomes Mr.. Lebo as a
citizen.
DR.. Featherston will make very low
prices on fine dental work. See him
and get an estimate on your work. A
splendid set of teeth-beautiful and
natural as life for $40.
4 A lady died aud while the pallbar.
ers we're conveying the remains to
their last resting place by some mis-
hap they stumbled and dropped the
casket. The deceased returned to life,
and she lived six or seven years and
. died again. On the way to the GENE.
! terry they passed over the same ground
and when the pallbearers reached the
, identical spot where the tumble had
been at the previous funeral, the
I stricken husband stepped in front Of
those bearing the remains Of his la
mented wife and said: STEADY boys,
steady. FIX.
Fifty Thousand dollarsto loan.
We haye $50. 600 to loan on wheat and
fax at six per cent interest. Fol-
, particulars call on T. E. Lahart
Agent Dakota Elevator Co.
North Dakota has long been famous
, for the character of its potatoes They
: are harder and contain a larger pei
!, centage of starch than those Of almost
any other state. Hundreds of car.
! loads are shipped every. year to the
t east and southwest, St. Louis and
} Chicago be .ng favoritemarkets. There
wo,,o nj ntod IN nototoos 81, 1900 ~