Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-06-15


Tuesday to undergo medical treat
ment.
Mrs. Il. W. Lewis and children Or
rived in Cooperstown Saturday after
noon ON visit to Mr.. Lewis.
President David Bartlett, OF the
University Board of Regents, ac-
compnnied bv wife, is at Grand Forks,
attending the graduation exercises.
Mrs. Albert Hanson left last Thurs
day for her home at Wimbledon to be
gone about two weeks. In the mean
time AL. will "batch it, at the Palace
Hotel.
Crops continue to look very favor
able. The weather has been quite
cool, nevertheless grain is growing
fast and looks we'll. There promises
to be plenty of hay this season.
DR.. Rose. dentist will be in Coop
erstown June Is to remain ten days.
Parties desiring artificial teeth will
please call early.
A. Skeoch has his new bakery rum
ming in full blast and is prepared to
make you any kind of bread aud
fancy cakes, put you up good lunch,
or sell you cigars, fruit and cpnz
fectionery. "
Rev. 81. S. Wiley preached another
meaty sermon in the Congregational
church last Sunday morning. Mr..
Wiley puts a great deal of thought In
to his sermons and gives promise OF
making q splendid preacher.
The Darlington Independent. in an
nounciDg ball game says: "Yell for
the home team; remember the golden
rule; don't be clam" The Courier
would would advise our Cooperstown
.'rooters'' to act on this advice.
Sheldon experienced another big
fire last Thursday the loss of which
amounts to over $4,000. The Sheldon
Enterprise office was burned up. hnt
as you can't keep good editor down
the Enterprise will soon get a new OUT
fit.
DR.. j. A. III. Winsloc. Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario Vet
Urinary College. Office at II. H. Bate.
man & Co.'s drug store. All calls
promptly attended to.
1t is reported that circus will
show in Cooperstown Oil the 2Sth Of
June. 1t will come from Sykeston
here and from Cooperstown will go to
Tower City. You can Judge OF the
merits OF the show. There are only
| five car loads in the show.
a petition has been handed the town
board, We are told, calling for q new
| sidewalk commenting on the east OF
L. L. Warmers house and winding up
ut the section line on the west side of
the railroad track. The sidewalk will
be, half q mile long and will make a
very nice promenade.
Since r. E. Lane captured that
burglar in such o dramatic manner
and marched him up through the mid.
die of town with a 80 caliber revolver
pointed at his neck, he has been men.
toned as a possible candidate for the
Office of sheriff. Lane has the dis.
tinction of capturing the only burglar
that has burgled in this mans town,
DR.. Platou, Of Valley City, will be
ia Cooperstown Monday and Tuesday
the 26th and 9th of June, for the
purpose of practicing his profession.
| The band turned cut last Saturday
euening and played several selections
from the upper verAnda of the Palace
Hotel. The boys acquitted themselves
very we'll for tho short time that they
have practiced, and the townspeople
appreciated their efforts very much.
We hope that the band boys will con-
tinue to give outdoor exercises during
the summer.
Mi. and Mrs. Alex. Iverson, Julius
Retzlaff, Clarence CAMPBELL and Mil
liam :Stetfen went out to the Jim River
to fish last Saturday. Alex. says the
fish did not bite very good, hut, says
he, the old man, meaning Julius,
caught a fish weighing over twenty
pounds AS this is q fish story and
knowing Julius' reputation to be some
what on the George Washington
order, you can please yourself about
believing it.
The Boscobel Enterpris. thinks 1t
has discovered the biggest trust of all,
and most publishers will be inclined
to agree with it. 1t says: '"The big
gest trust after all is the country news
paper. It trusts almost everybody,
and for that reason the people like it.
It is the only trust on earth that is
worked to the limit, and the only trust
where the proprietor gets the smallest