Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-04-06
Mics Edith johnson hand IN 100
stamps for Miss Wright.

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stamps for Miss Wright.
New garden seeds. Northrup King
& Co. q, 2 packets for &c at Jimesoh's.
Tom Davis will arrive from Wis
consin with car load of horses in =
few days.
F. p. Ryder, Of st. Paul, a cousin
OF E. w. Blackwell, was o visitor to
Cooperstown Thursday week.
Talk about stamps, They keep COM
ing right along. Melvin Fiering ard
Elmer Simenson swell the pile 22S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Fl. Carleton re-
turned from their three months visit to
Michigan last Friday Mr.. Carleton
is slowly gaining the use of his arm,
injured last fall.
Miss Clara Hemness, sister OF Louis
Hemness, arrived from New Center-
willie, Wis, last week, and will here
after be numbered among our Coop
erstown citizens.
Airs. John T. Moran presented her
husband with q fine bouncing baby
girl last Thursday, and DR.. Brimi re-
ports mother and child doing we'll. J.
L. is very happy, Of course.
&asMR DR.. Professionalism
day, April 10, II, IL, ID, IA.
Mr.. E. Hohneck. of the d. S. B.
Johnston Land Mortgage Co., re-
turned from Fergus Falls, Mimi, last
Thursday, accompanied by his wife.
Mr.. Hohneck left for the booming city
of Melhy Friday.
John L. Houghtoa assumed his
duties as foreman OF the Cooper farm
last Monday morning. He will m,Aye
his family into the Cooper house thi-
! week. Mr.. Houghton has rented his
farm to Chas. L. Adams. !
The Christian Endeayorers CAV" /:
social in the Congregational church
last Friday evening. The evening was
spent in playing parlor croquet. croki
mole, ETC., with the usual lunch attach
ment. Those present report very
1enioyable time.
/ $50 pairs of Little Giant Sschoa
shoes worth 81. so to- % 90 per pairst'
close at 1925. JOHN sYvERsoM
Mr.. j. A. Abbott. of I.esapo ne1nd
arrived in Cooperstown lastSSaturday
Mr.. Abbott is looking efer the coun
try with a view to inyssthg e SOM
Griggs county real estate. Washop
he will find something in Griggs coun
\ ty to please him
| Rev. ] NJ. Taylor is in receipt of
letter, received q few days ago, frol
, Poterville. in southern California, ter
dering him call to the M. E. churc
in that place. Mr.. Taylor has accept
ed the call and will move there wit
his family as soon as conference meets
which will be the 10Th of April. Tow
Ell City Topics.
Al Hammer & Condy have just n
| ceived q large consignment
Columbia bicycles. and offer them .
the following low price:
ii Chainless, $500.
Chain, $1,000.
: Hartford, $500.
. Vedette, $500
'9S Columbia, $4,000.
!, Charley Sterner froze the toes G
his right foot last fall and had
!. have two of his toes amputated, b.
: this did not help matters very mpt
as blood poisoning set in and he can
to town last week and had DR.. Bril-
:. amputate part of the foot. He is at tt
Newell House and is u very sick ma
He is receiving all the care possib
9 and we hope he will soon recover.
: DR.. Platou, of Valley City. will
in Cooperstown Monday and Tuesds
the 9th and 18th of April, for ii
purpose of practicing his professio
vi A new time card went into effect {
J. the main line and branches last Su
j. day an extra train being put Oh on Il
!, main line and the Cooperstown ira
= being made a through train to Farg
Our train now leaves here at & a. II
> an0 arrives at Fargo at 1905 a. II
;. leaves Fargo at 4:l5 p. M, and a
- rives at Cooperstown at 9:2O. Th
!. new arrangement gives you chan
). to go to Fargo and return in one da
In addition our train will do all t
. local work between Sanborn and Fa
go. It is a good arrangement for t
public but will cause the patrons
the postcffice to get their mail twel
n hours later as it necessitates the d
'e tribution of it in the morning.
~ Mr.. Hans Lunde, brother OF K.
Lunde died at midnight last Frid
. from consumption. Deceased was ia