Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-05-11

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Nsv eardsa sssds 10 balk = Jlme-
on's.
The standiae Of The coopsrstown
base ball club nov stands q 1000 per
cent.
Oscar D. Purinton 10 having his
home remodeled. Urquhart & Downe
are doing the work.
Girl Wanted at Palace Hotel Ap-
ply at once.
The Modern Woodmen will meet in
the hall tonight at O'Clock sharp.
All Woodmen bear this In mind and
be present.
Darcy will have y grand celebration
May 18th. It is expected that the
Cooperstown ball club will play a
game at that place on that day.
Attorney Murray drove over from
Sherbrooke last Friday to be present
at the court. he had his trip for
nothing court has been adjourned.
9 DR.. Fcatherstone Tues
9{l44414 day, May Q, 10, IL, 12.
There is some talk of building q
bicycle path about ten miles long.
Editor Jones wants it built to Hanna
ford as he likes that run better than
any other in the county.
FARMERS ATTENTION. am now
ready to castrate colts as the law Of
the state allow me to do. My head
quarters are vt home or address mo
at Hannatord, N. D. Term: $500.
DR.. T. G. KNAPP
Rev. r. p. Paulson closed his meet
ings ut the Congregational church
Tuesday evening. The meetings
were not largely attended on account
of bad weather aud busy times. The
meetings have been enjoyed by those
who have attended.
Broom grass seed at JimesOn's.
Lewis Berg is about the hardest
working man in town these days. He
has recently planted lao trees ON >hi6
lots and is now having the grounds
leveled off preparatory to building y
nice residence. Lewis is going to be
at the front or nowhere.
For Rent-the laundry building.
Apply to EMIL MARoUARDT.
1 O. M. Varnson, of Hillsboro, q
practical jeweler and matchmaker, has
decided to engage in business at Coop.
erstown and will open up in the post
office building in n few days, unity he
can get a bett II aud permanentbuild-
ing. The Courier believes that Mr..
Varnson. will do we'll at Cooperstown.
Money to loan on farm lands.
IuterestreasOnable. HANsO. LIEN.
S. G. Theis, representing the Fargo
Record, was in the city last Friday
looking after collections for that
magazine. Mr.. Theis says the
Record will be enlarged to its old
size, which will be good news
to the subscribers of the Record. The
present form il too small and too
cheap looking.
DR.. 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 methods.
On account of the continual sick
ness of Judge Glaspell, court has been
postponed until the 9th day of June.
We are sorry to hear that the Judge
is sick and hope he will speedily re-
cover, at the same time the postpone
ment is the best thing that could happen
as the farmers are too busy to leave
their work 10 attend court.
WANTED-girl for general house
work. Good wages. Apply to Mrs.
Geo. Newberry.
The town board met Tuesday cven-
ing and cleaned up the old business
for the past year. Sam Sansburn was
elected president of the board and T..
E. Warner was appointed justice of
the peace, Mr.. Carleton refusing to
qualify. The board passed y tele-
phone ordinance giving the Valley
City man a fifteen year franchise.
Iowa corn and all kinds of feed for
sale at the Cooperstown Roller Mills.
Senator r. c. Cooper has the
privilege of naming one or more boys
or girls who may desire to enter thS
State Manual framing School WHICH