Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-16

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J. N. Brown left Wednesdav even
ing for Colorado to join his wife.
They will not return 10 Cooperstown
until next March.
Attorney Rose, OF jamestown, and
Maddux. Of New Rockford. attended
court this week.
Hon. David Bartlett boarded the
unlimited express Thursday evening
enroute to jamestown where he had
legal business to attend to.
Alfred Olson, aged Is, died lat
Wednesday night, after two or tfee
weeks sickness with typhoid fever. He
was buried Friday afternoon.
Without . doubt Skeoch's is the
best place to 60 to when you want .
square meal set up in good style any
hour of the day,
Attentionl-All persons interested
in the construction ola skating rink
are equested to meet at T. E. Warn
er's Office tomorrow night (Friday).
n. 81. Reames left Monday for
Verndale, MIMI, where he will reside
during the winter at least. We hope
TO see him return to Cooperstown
next spring. The Courier will keep
him posted.
All garments made by Roothby 4
Jerman pressed aud repaired free Of
charge for one year.
The AcHenry Tribune says that
Hammer & Coady, Of this place, will
put In q general store at the terminal
town soon. II all our firms put in
branch stores that place will have to
be rechristened New Cooperstown.
LosT-one gray fur nuff about halt
mile north Of town. Finder please
leave at the postofice.
harley Houghton has been confined
to the house for week past ON acc
count of an abscess or something OF
that sort which had taken :. notion to
fasten itself on the calf of his left ley.
He is able to get around again, now.
| We aim to he clcanly, nea, and
prompt with our work. leave your
orders with MotTat, Marquardt or ut
the Cuurie. office.
MARSH Bros, Painters.
w. J. Carry, formerly assistant at
the Sauborn depot, arrived at Coop
erstown last Friday aud will assist
Agent Cowen at this point. Mr.. Curry
is very accommodating young man
and will no doubt get along we'll with
our people.
Mr.. l. Widlund, accompanied by
his son. A. I. WidIuhd, of Grand
Forks. arrived in the city last Satur-
day. The former gentleman is the
father of the Widlund boys aud re-
Gently arrived from Sweden. His
coming is surprise to the family as
they had not seen him for five years.
DR.. Platou, of Valley City, will be
in Cooperstown Monday and Tuesday
the 9th and 2Sth of November, for
the purpose of practicing his profess
sion.
Mrs. Defoe gave birth to fne boy
baby last Wednesday. Serious COM
plications set in afterwards and an
operation had to be performed. DR..
Phillips, Of Hope, was called over to
assist DR.. Bergstrom last Saturday
and the operation was success and
Mrs. Defoc is improving right along.
| The Courier publishes this week
some very interesting new items from
the University. We can assure our
correspondents at the U. that their eff.
forts are greatly appreciated and we
sincerely hope that they will write us
occasionally as they may find time and
matters of interest to write. The
Courier wants to print all matters OF
interest pertaining to our educational
institutions.
For your choice meats call phone
No. 60.
This immigration movement is q
move in the right direction and IL
something that every business man
can afford to go into with great tieal
of enthusiasm. If the movement re-
; suits in bringing in a few substantial
farmers the business men will be cor
respondingly benefited and the coun-
ty settled up. Cooperstown cannot az
ford to let an opportunity slip by &c
bring in new settlers.
Attend to your teeth when DR.
Featherstone comes up in Sep. as he
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