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

City Monday to give the boys few
pointers on farm machinery, etc.
fyou want an emblem pin or but
ton, go to o. NJ. Varnson, the iewler.
He has complete line of all orders.
Court is set to conve6e at Coopers.
town on the 9th of July-if Judge
Glaspell doesn't further postpone the
term.
The Fessenden News last week gives
an extended write-up of q 'spappy
wedding" That kind of deal is new
up here, Stick.
j.. 81. McDermott has been improv-
ing the interior of his building the
past week. Prof. VIM. Gamble has
been the artist.
Those OF our young people who at
tended the fire festival at Fargo last
week, say that the affair was all right
and u credit to business men and
citizens Of Fargo.
The work on the foundation of John
Syverson's new brick building is COM
pleted. MIR. Syverson expects to let
the contract for the building of the
block some time this week.
Phipps' Best Patent, ground from
choice hard wheat, grown by the
farmers of Griggs county, always lOc
cheaper than any other flour on the
market.
A. NJ. Baldwin, D. c. Best, Dick
Howden and George Stringer left
Monday morning for Wahpeton, N.
D., 10 attend the state filemens' gather-
ing. The boys will undoubtedly ell
| joy tie trip.
Mrs. A. B. Stewart, of Omemee, ar
rived in town last Friday on visit to
her parents and other relatives. A..
B. is just getting around again, hav-
ing broken his leg some time ago.
anu will visit Cooperstown soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rhodes left Nom
day morning for visit at their old
home in Wisconsin They will prob
ably be gone about six weeks. Lon
hasn't been home for thirteen years
and thinks it about time that he went.
II. A. Williams and wife, of Sher-
brooke, were in the city Monday en-
route home from McHenry. Mr..
Williams was formerly editor of the
Sherbrooke Tribune and has decided
to put in II newspaper plant at Nc
Henry.
Dr. Featherstone is making the most
beautiful and natural artificial teeth
thai money can buy for $40. Call and
see them. Teeth extracted without pain
b., the use of the latest methods.
| A rare treat is in store for the citi.
zens OF Cooperstown, July LIST. Major
Hendershott the drummer boy of the
Rappahannock and his son will give
an entertainment in Cooperstown.
Further particulars will de given by
posters and in the next Courier.
The Cooperstown Courier raises a
howl because the primary teachers
there get married just about the time
the people settle down to the be-
lief that the teachers are going to stay
permanently. Make 'em sign con.
tract against matrimony. Only way
out of it.-Capital.
Work on the extension is progress.
ing right along, and the graders are
throwing up lots of dirt. They have
got a good start now and if the
! weather continues fair the work will
be pushed right along. 1t is expected
that they will commence to lay iron
some time next month.
| For SALE-Two secondhand wag-
ons and one horse. Apply to
II. j. KERR.
1u6 Jhu66LOWu COulCIOuCS VI
Congregational churehs at its recent
meeting at New Rockford passed the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That we extend to Broth
er Shaw our sincere and heartfelt
sympathy in this time of his sickness
and trial, and rejoicing that his life
is spared, pray that he may be
Egranted full restoration to health and
be spared many years for faithful
service in the work in which he has
been SO signally blessed. A similar
resolution was passed by the Wahpe-
ton conference June eth.
Ask your grocer for a sack of
Phipps' Best, it is the standard of
purity.
Railroad companies are great
patrons not only of the liberal arts
but of the modern classical expression
that printing, engraving and photo
grapy places within the reach Of