Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-01-12


Prot. Hicks' warm spell arrived OF
time, which has essed up the coal bina
some.
The skating rink does not appear "a
be quite SO popular with the older
folks this year rs last.
DR.. Featherston will furnish you
with y good set Of teeth for 80. Best
set $40
Prof. Hicks predicts q warm wave
commencing un the llth. We all hope
that the Prof. will hit it correctly.
Attorney Baldwin went to James
town and Valley City Wednesday to
look after some business matters.
There was n dance at the home of
Mr.. Z. A. Lila thee miles south of
town last Saturday night. Several
couples from town attended.
MIR. William Holiday, representing
the Aultman, Taylor Co., spent Satur-
day and Sunday in the city, attending
to business matters for the company.
MIR. and Mrs. A. E. Richardson
desires to extend heartfelt thanks to
their kind neighbors for their as
sistance aud help rendered during the
sickness of their little boy.
We have on our floor now. a new
stock OF wheels, the name is Crescent.
The chainless is beauty, the price is
in reach of everyone, and for quality,
we'll there is no better.
F. A MAYER & Co.
Thee. Marquardt returned to Shey-
enne Thursday morning, after a
weeks visit at home. Theo. has be.
come quite q boomer for the town of
Sheyenne. He took his case of silver
ware with him and says he will rattle
it off for about fifty dollars-,noie or
less
Adjutant General Corbin. il,
answer to, al inquiry made by Sena-
tor Hansbrougb recently, replied that
the North Dakota volunteers would be
among the first ones to return home.
The first transport ships would BE-
ready to sail in about week, and
figuring the time it takes to go and
come it was Thought that the boys
would get home about the middle OF
April.
Yes. It's True;
rvl.y'> Honey and Tar
Is the best Cough Ae.licine.
HI. H. BATEMAN u Co. =
An exchange says that alcuhOI will
remove stains from summer clothes,
The exchange is right. 1t will likewise
remove the furniture from the house,
the clothes from the back Of not only
the one that drinks it, but also frOul
his wife aud family. IL will remove
the food FROM the pantry. the smiles
from the wife's face and the happines.
from the home. AS q remover d
things, alcohol has few equals.
The s. A. M. N. club met ut the
home of MIR. and Mrs L. e. Warmer
last Wednesday evening, and spent
the time allotted in PLAYING progress
sive euchre, the game being close ant
exciting from start to finish. The
usual lunch was served at II O'Clock.
Mrs. Pitner captured the first prize
while Miss Fitch was very successful
III carrying off the BOBBY prize. The
affair was very enjoyable and MIR
and Mrs. Warner demonstrated tina
they know how to entertain GROVE
in good shape. There we're twenty
three persons present.
The supper given by the men folk:
at the Congregational church las,
Tuesday evening, was a great success
SO far as the eatables we're concerned
but a failure as to attendance, yhici
was undoubtedly caused by the Storm,
weather. The bill of fare was excel
lent aud was as follows: Clan
chowder, baked beans, rolls, breat
and butter, assorted cakes, pickles
olives, coffee and paper napkins, al
furnished by the men folks. Tb'
ladies were lavish in their praise o
Xthe supper and the sterner sex hav'
Just arrived at the conclusion tina
they have put their foot in it, SO tt
speak-they may be compelled to &c
up the next supper. 1t was the gener
al opinion that Mr. Bartlett skippe,
out to Bismarck to escape cooking ,
cake, and this probably is the reason
no sickness is reported after the sup
per-because he didn't.
\ You should know that Foley S Hone,
and Tar is absolutely the best re.ned,
for all diseases of the Throat, Chest o
Lungs. Dealers are autho, lied t,
guarantee it 10 give satisfaction in al
cases. H. II. BATEMAN & Co.
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