Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-07-20

Mrs. j. s. Olson returned from q
five weeks visit in the east last Satur-
day.
Gust Erickson biked it over from
Courtenay last Sunday 80 rs to be on
hand Monday to take in the big show.
Do you know where pictures grow?
At Belgum's photograph studio.
Ran Hazard came up from Wiscon-
sin yesterday, to visit relatives anu
friends and rest up for three weeks Or
SO.
Monday was an elegant day and the
farmers and their families took adj
vantage of the day to come in and see
the big circus.
Mrs. A. J. Jones and daughter, who
have been visiting A. p. and Chef
Jones, returned to their home at Port
al last Saturday. They drove to
Rogers and boarded the 500 train.
A large party Of men with grading
outfit arrived at Cooperstown last
Thursday and went out to work on the
extension. They had been working in
the Red River Valley but it was too
wet to work regularly SD they came
here.
GA DR.. Featherstone-Tnes-
&fYs4 day, August s, 8, 10.
N. H. Bjornstad and family, and
Miss Bjornstad, sister of N. H.. of
Glendale, N. D.. are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Greenland and fami-
ly this week. Mr.. Bjorastad was q
candidate for railroad commissioners
on the populist ticket during the last
campaign.
Go to Skeoch's for water melons.
A fresh supply just arrived.
FARMERS Look AT TH1s!-La
Grange. Ind. OF all trouble had by
one company in a single season the
Milwaukee has had the limit. Two
binders have been returned to this
agency. One by Geo. Winkleblack
and one by w. j. 'Reowe, such were
replaced by McCormicks. Milwaukee
is laboring here in vain.
l.. F. HAY, Agent.
Gollmar Bros circus kept it's en-
gagement at Cooperstown last Friday
and fulfilled the pledge made in
its advertisement-to give the
people clean, up-to-date show
for 25c- The circus was all that
the management claimed for it aud the
people got all they could expect for
their money. The show was free from
''grafters'' and gamblers and the
proprietors are all gentlemenly and
courteous
Skeocb keeps nothing but the best
brands of cigars.
It is reported that Agent Cowen re-
fused to sell airy of those c. O. D.
packages last Monday and as a
consequence we did not see one drunk
en- man on our streets in q crowd of at
least 5000 people. Could you see the
same thing under u regular licensed
saloon system. II our agent will keep
up that kind OF business the business
men of Cooperstown-with the excep-
ton of those who want to sell liquor
will back him nap.
The Northern Pacific railroad will
run an excursion to Duluth next Fri
day, July 2lst, good until the 24th.
The price of the round trip will be
$500. The train will leave Coopers-
town at 5:45 4. tn., aud will return on
the 24th at ii p. m. If you want to see
where your grain is marketed, the big
ship yards. immense -four mills, big
coal docks. splendid parks and boule-
wards and take q ride on Lake SUI
perior, now is your opportunity.
II have received more benefit from
one bottle of FOLEY'S KIDNEY GU RE
than from months of treatment by
dhysiclan, writes V. B. Conkiim of
Bowerville, Ohio.
For sale by H. H. BATEMAN & CO,
Prof. Arthur H. Beaver has been
elected principal of the Sanborn
schools, the school board of that
place deciding the matter at the last
meeting of the board. The Courier
desires to congratulate the people of
Sanborn on securing the services of
Mr.. Beaver. We believe that the
school board will be we'll pleased with
their selection of principal. Mr..
Beaver and his wife will be valu-
able acquisition to Sanborn both from
an educational and social standpoint.
A. E. Thomas, of Helena. was a
caller at the Courier office last Thurs
day. Mr.. Thomas had just returned
from Canada, and had been prospecting
with a lot of fellows in the Swan Riy-