Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-04-13
TIE farmer . about the busiest man
In the land these DAYS.

TIE farmer l. about the busiest man
In - land these DAYS.
DR.. Fsatherstone-M Nom
(4YlY day, April 10. II. y. ID. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Whidden we're
twin city visitors this week.
D. s. B. Johnston lands for sale
by .John.O Ole.
Miss Mabel Bel.'en, Of Aneta, send
the Courier 234 cancelled stamps for
Miss Mary Wright.
Ask your grocer for a sack, of
Phipps' Best, it is the standard Of
purity.
! wedding in the near future is the
talk OF Mother Grundy. Both parties
are old citizens of this community.
Broom grass seed at Jimeson's.
Nj and Mrs. James Gimblett and
family returned to Cooperstown last
Saturday bringing viii, them house,
hold furniture. horses, etc. Mr..
Gimblett has rented the w. II Climb
lett farm for this season.
$50 pairs OF Little Giant school
shoes worth 81. 50 t., q 90 per pair, to
close at $l.25. JOHN SYvERSoN.
New garden seeds. Northfup King
& Co.'s. : packets for Sc vt Jimeson's.
On account 0f tAe change of time of
receiving mail. the Conperstown post
Office will o|Nn at 500 Sunday morn
ings Instead at at noon. and will re-
main open until 10 o'clock. Patrons
Wishing to get them mail should gov
ern themselves accordingly.
Iowa corn and all kinds OF feed for
sale at this Couperst0wn Roller Mills.
Hammer s. Coudy sell the Tiger
drill.
Ed. Drinawater came up from New
PaynesvilIe. MIMI, last Saturday
night, aud will hereafter make Coop.
town his home. MIR. and Mrs. Drink.
water have settled down to housekeep.
ing TO: tl.e,QselSes. having rented the
house formerly occupied by Theo. La
Forest On the Boulevard.
Another ear load of good horses
has arrived. We have the largest as
sortment in tow.. BERG Bros & Co
DR.. Platoon, nf Valley City. will be
in COopetsbe,wn Monday and Tuesday
the 24tA and 25th of April, for the
purpose OF practicing his profession
Last Friday was u large day fol
Courtenay odd Fellows. On the even
ing of that'day Liberty Lodge No. 6;
was instituted by Past Grand Master
J.. j. NierIiug, of j Jamestown. :tssiste.
by the Cooperstown aud Wimbledo,
lodges. The work of the degrees wa
exempted in the initiatory degree b.
the Wimbledon,lodge and of the first
second and third degrees by Coopcrs
town lodge. There were seventeen
candidates accepted, twelve of whom
were put through the degrees. Tn
work took all night and the gavel fel
at $50 next morning and you ma.
rest assured that there was q tire,
chain gang. The Courtenay peopl
set up q nice lbanquet at 1880 and tn
visitors had a very good time OF
Courtenay. .John Syvertson is at tn
head OF the new lodge and we hop
that urder his guidance Liberty Lodg
No. IS will prosper.
For Rent-,the laundry building
Apply TO EMIL MARQUARDT.
Hammer & Condy have just re
ceived a large consignment o
Columbia bicycles. and otfer,tLem a
the following low price:
Chainless, $75.O0.
Chain, $50. 90.
Hartford, $500.
Vedette. $500
,'9S Columbia, $40.O0.
lMC. G. Lande was found dead in hi
bed Tuesday morning. having takel
his own life by the use .af gPrussi'
Acid. Mr.. Lande had. been II sufferer
for the past year with severe pains ia
the back of his head and This it i,
thought caused mental derangemen
which led up to the suicide. About {
month or SO ago he went to St Pau
to consult physicians hat could get NJ
relief. He had been acting strangely
for some time. Monday afternoon
l.about 5 O'Clock, Gust Olson scot /;
boy up to his room to tell him to com,
down into The store below He replied
thai he would come right away ant
that was the last time anF body hat
with him while he wa