Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-09-07

ed up for business Tuesday.
Skeoch to the front again, first ar
rival of fresh oysters.
A special train loaded with material
for the extension came up the branch
Monday night.
AL. Murr-ll sold Emil Marquardt
and Rier Anderson Acetylene gas
plants this week.
svaliies! waffles!! waffles!!! Skeoch
can give you plate of hot waffles and
maple syrup for Toe.
John Johnson, brother 1T Olof, fell
of bis bicycle yesterday and broke
his ankle bone. He wont ride wheel
again for some time.
Halvor Arestad one of HannafOrd's
popular merchants. was u visitor to
the capital city last Saturday, attend
ing to business matters.
Not only wise heads, but long heads,
wear the l.angher hat.
Supt. Sinclair, Miss Edith Sinclair
aud Mrs. Lillian Haskell left for the
twin cities over the 500 Tuesday, and
will take in the Minnesota state fair.
Cameras, plate holders, dry plates,
printing paper, darkroom lanterns.
mounting cards and all kinds of
Photographic supplies at Il. II. Bate.
man & Co.'S.
Attend to your teeth when Dr..
teatherstone comes up in Sep. as he
will make special low prices for this
time on all operations. Dentistry
in gold and silver fully warranted.
.tere examining: wnefef is--J5zs
iwheel?' asked. OF course must see
lit before I can tell how much I will be
able to allow you for it,
"'It's five or six doors up from here,
lin repair shop said my visitor. The
!repairer had one of the wheels off about
When you are going hunting call at
Skeoch's aud have Il nice lunch done
up.
Mrs. Julia B. Stevens. Mrs. Anton
Enger, Mrs. Carl Scott aud Miss
Mabel and o. S. Gunderson were
passengers to st. Paul Monday, where
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Minnesota.
| Civil Engineer F.. w. Lewis received
q present of II valuable silver SERVES
last Monday. MIR. Lewis is very
much pleased with the gift and t,"I
great pleasure in showing the set t.,
his friends. Ask him about it.
DIR. Featherston uses the only SAT,
and painless method of extraction q
teeth.
Andrew Strandness' brother-in-law
Chris Olson, has accepted II position
with John Syverson and will he seel
behind Syverson's counters sometime
along the 18th of this month. Mr.
Olson has been with Syverson before
and we are glad to see him back. III
is at present employed in the sam.
business at Sims, N. d.
Mrs. Julia B. Stevens has decided
to engage in the millinery business
at Cooperstown and has leased +.
piece of ground adjoining +. b
Kings bicycle hospital. She will a
once have erected a suitable building
and strictly up to date milliner vii
be engaged. Mrs. Stevens is now II
the twin cities purchasing her stock
Her many friends in CoOperstowl
wish her success in her new undertake
ing.
| WANTED-two girls at once a
Mareuardt's restaurant.
J. Nj. Schwartz, of A. Guthrie &
Co. railroad contractors, was in tn
city yesterday. 10 the Argus he stat
ed that 100 men were engaged in tract
laying on the Cooperstown extension
to McHenry and he predicted tina
trains will be running over the new
line by the middle of the month. HI
left in the afternoon for Winnipeg
where Mr.. Guthrie has the contrac
for an extension to be built by the N
lP.-Argus.
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week salary to either a man or woman
to represent the Midland MONTH";!
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