Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-03-02

mic Green is again working for
Treasurer Berg. Mic is an expert
bookkeeper and good all around
office man.
Rev. John Smithers 10 home and
will conduct the prayer meeting on
Thursday evening and preach on Sun.
day as usual.
Nellie and Mabel Anderson hand in
100 cancelled stamps for Miss Mary
Wright and the Courier extends
thanks in the name of Miss Mary for
same.
Master Harry Husel has been doing
some good work for Miss Mary
Wright and recently handed in to the
Courier 253 cancelled stamps to swell
the pile.
Send four cents postage to B. w.
Wrenn, Passenger Traffic Manager,
Plant System, Savannah, Ca, for
copy of beautifully illustrated des-
criptive hook on Florida. Cuba aud
Jamaica.
j. L. Houghton has put the Courier
editor and family under many obli-
cations for his excellent care of
Maude's big dog. while we were absent
in the sunny south.
AL Shue left for the twin cities last
Monday morning, where he expects to
purchase 4 carload of horses. Mr..
Shue may decide to take run into
Wisconsin to visit his mother.
Cw7 DR.. Featherston. the pain
MfYY3V bless dentist. will be at
Cooperstown on Mon, 20. Tues. q,
Wed, %. Thurs, %, of March.
Alderman j. G. Flynn boarded the
s'Cooperstownfyer" Monday morning,
enroute Tor St. Paul and Minneapolis.
We understand that the alderman will
purchase a new dray to keep up with
his increasing business.
Prof. Morris gave a very instructive
and learned lecture on phrenology al
the Fire Hall Monday evening to q
crowded house. The lecture was very
ettentively listened to and those who
were present had the opportunity q
| learning something.
Geo. Lenvig, who has been sojourn-
ing at Minneapolis during the winter
months, returned to COoperstowr
Monday, looking hale and hearty
Geo. proposes to be on deck whel
spring opens-which will be month
or more yet.
4 Master James Hazard had birth
day last Monday and also II party a
the home ofhis parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Byron Hazard. who did everythin.
possible to make it pleasant for thos
who had been invited to celebrate tn
fifth birthday.
| CARD OF THANKS: Mrs. VIM. A
Kingsley and family desires tn
Courier to extend their heartfelt
thanks to the friends aud neighbor
who $. kindly rendered help and sym
pathy during the sickness and las
hours of the late Mr. Kingsley.
Send four cents in postage to s. w
Wrenn, Passenger Traffic Manager
Plant System, Savannah, Ca, fol
copy of ''What to say in Spanish an
how 70 say it,
The Shakespeare club will be enter
tanned bv Mrs. r. a. Kerr next Mon
day evening. The club will finisl
reading ''The Tempest the eighth ant
last play outlined in the Minneapoli.
Journal Course. The members ar
considering the plan of reading still
other plays and keeping the clu1
going until the warm weather begins
The Plant Line is operating iv
ships per week between Port lamp
and Havana. For information To
garding Cuba, Porto Rico an,
Jamaica, write B. w. Wrenn, Pas
senger Traffic Manager, Plant System
Savannah, Ga.
Washington's birthday was yer,
appropriately observed by Mrs
Pitner and her pupils last Thursday
A program consisting of recitation
and songs, with flag drills AM
marches was rendered in q very credit
able manner. A number of the par
ents witnessed The exercises. Th
school room was appropriately cecor
ated.
A reporter asked Real Estate Agen
John o. Ole if there was any deman
for land, replied that during Februar.
he had sold the following pieces
Albert Retzlaff all of 29-146-6 T.
:. Strande. all of 35-l4e-59: Peter G
Miller. ne4 7-l48-59; Arne Luckason
sw4 of 12-l44-58: H. II. KolOen, set o