Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-03-30

York state last Saturday.
Prof. I. G. Page is at Grafton this
week. visiting an old college friend.
Han o. Liens returned last Thursday
from a several weeks visit in Wiscon-
'sin, Duluth and other points.
II you have had the grip YOU need
F"ley's Honey aud Tar To heal your
lungs and to stop the racking cough in.
ci.l.ntal IN the disease. Gu..ateed 25
and SOC.
Herman Bracht. one Of the survey
ing party. had to come to town last
Saturday to get his eyes treated for
snow blindness.
Ole Lee returned Saturday from a
visit to his Benson county farm and
We we expect to see Ole settle down
to farming soon for himself.
The burning question of the hour is:
How much will the railroad pay per
acre to the farmer after it has cut his
farm into-if the railroad goes at all?
Dr.J. A. II. winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario Vet
Urinary College. Office at a. II. Bate
man & Co.'s drug store. All calls
promptly attended to.
Master Joseph Hogenson, of Rom
ness, sends in some cancelled stamps
70: Miss Mary Wright. which have
been added to the bushel of other
stamps already received.
DIR. Featherstone is making the most
beautiful and natural artificial teeth
that money can buy for $40. Call and
see them. Teeth extracted without pain
b., the use of the latest net DDS.
John Benson recently purchased q
quarter section of land from Endre
Arestad and now has a farm of AGO
acres. John will soon be numbered
among the bonanza farmers Of the
county.
Senator Cox has had for guests the
past week his brother-in-law and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Voorhis, of coop
nerstown.-Times Record
What, what! This is news to us.
Explain yourself Finn
The inhabitants of Cooperstown
awoke Saturday morning with six
inches of snow on the <fround. the
only heavy fall of snow we have had
this winter. The weather was warm.
but travelling was bad under foot.
| Hammer 4 Condy have three more
car loads of farm implement coming
this week for the spring trade. You
will find anything you may want in
our lire, and prices will be right.
We have bought them as low as money
can get them and will be sold cheaper
than ever offered to the trade before.
We expect big spring trade, SO call
early and procure the best.
i John Syverson returned last Thurs.
day evening from q three weeks shop
ping tour with wholesale houses II,
Chicago. Mr. Syverson ha, pnr.
chased large line of spring and
summer goods. which nre arriving
every day.
xTheo. La Forest has built himself
a bicycle repair shop 14x24, one story
or the corner lot just west of +. A
, Mayer & Co.'S store. Tleo. pro
: poses to cut some figure himself il
this bicycle repair business and don
you forget it.
The Easter bonnet season has 1T
3 rived. but unless the weather changes
very quickly they will be out of place
e The Masonic lodge had their an
/: nual social in the lodge room las
8 Friday evening. There were abou
e eighty persons present and the even
ing was spent in playing crokinolt
and other games. At the appointed
tlul6 VIlc SucSVS W0fC SC0VCu w
s very fine supper prepared by F. J
0 Stone, which consisted of elegan
: oysters, meats. ETC.. cake, ice-crean
T. and the usual trimmings that go witt
j a first-class supper. The affair wa
d greatly enjoyed by those present.
= DIR. Platou, of Valley City, will b
in Cooperstown Monday and Tuesda
the 9th and 28th of March, for tn
purpose of practising his profession
j. Last Monday and Tuesday, ever
It month after this.
J. A. AIcCulloch received Telegram
g Monday announcing the death of MI
,. James McCulloch, which occurred
Shakespeare, Ontario, Canada. lai
g Sunday evening. The deceased wa
= formerly an old resident Of Grigg
= county and left here few years ag
:. on account of his health, he being
severe sufferer from infiamatory rher
notisun for a. number Of years.