Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-08-17

WANTED girls a. once At
Marquardt's restaurant.
The construction train arrived Tues
day night and the work Of laying rails
will 20 along somewhat Master after
this.
Jim Hill has purchased = new Buffalo
Pitts threshing outfit AMI proposes to
pound out the golden cereal In great
shape this season.
Jimeeon's IL the piacc for bargains
We understand that the bricklayers
union went out on strike last Thurs
day. They settled the grievance and
returned to work Friday morning.
Fireman Billy Ford, who wastes
coal for the Northern Pacific, stepped
onto a sharp nail last week and rs q
consequence has very sore foot and
is laid of for a few days.
The Courier is pleased to be able to
state that Mrs. Andrew Urquhart, Of
Helena, who was reported to be in q
critical condition few days ago, is SO
much improved that she il able to sit
up some.
Dr. Fextherston uses the only safe
and painless method Of extraction of
teeth.
II. e.. Hazard and family have re-
turned to Cooperstown and will here
after make this their home. They have
taken posses -ion Of their home on the
Boulevard. formerly occupied bv s..
O. Hagen.
L. E. Warner returned from a trip
to Valley City last SATURDAY. where he
talked life insurance to the natives.
The Valley City insurance men all
take to the woods when they see, Tom
alight from the train.
John Knapp, of Hannaford, was in
the city last Friday, buying supplies.
John had the misfortune to be kicked
on the left ankle hy ono of his horses
a few days ago, said kick smashing
the ankle caps and laying John up
for time which is Il tough proposition
to go against these busy times.
Jimeson as some good bargains in
ladies' wrappers. muslin underware
and Jersey ribbed vests
CLAUS Borgerson left Tuesday morn
ing for San Deig0, Cal. Mr..
Borgerson has been suffering the pas,
few months with lung trouble and ex.
poets to be able to find II place out In
sunny California that will help him
The Courier hopes that Mr.. Berger
sou will speedily regain his health.
1t is about time the railroad com
pany put on sufficient crews to handle
the business OF the branch. We d.
not believe that the people have Il
stand having the mail come in jus
whenever the train can get into town
The mail is late several hours ever!
day now and the present train crev
have too much WORK to do.
4 Phipps' Best Patent, ground from
choice hard wheat, grown by tn
farmers of Griggs county, always 10
cheaper than any other dour on tn
market.
About twenty-five of tue young PEG
pie of Cooperstown rendered Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. II. Hanson farewell part.
at their home last Thnrsday evening
The time was very pleasantly spent IL
playing cards and dancing and at tn
proper time very dainty lunch wa
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson wei,
presented with a ine piece of up
holstered furniture rs o slight tokel
Of remembrance from their friends.
F. r. Even and wife, OF Seattle
Wash, j. w. CLARK, OF Pulaski
Mich, and Mrs. Nellie Harrison, o
Blanchard, N. D., were guests at tn
Palace Hotel last Friday, and were OF
their way to Foster county to visi
friends. Mr.. Even has recently re
I turned from Dawson City where he i
interested in gold mines. He carrie'
sample nugget in his pocket tina
weighed over twelve ounces and was
valued at 5000. so. Mr.. Even does no
make practice of displaying THU
nugget and only did 80 by request, hi
is decidedly against notoriety ane
did not know a reporter was vithil
hearing distance.
u "Foley's Kidney Cure has bee" teste,
aud found to be all you claim for 1t
j have been giving it to my father ant
i, is tn. only thing that ever helpe'
h,u.. I" writes George G. Hickock. Cur
Hiss, WIS.
For sale by H. H. BATEMAN & Co.