Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-10-12
Telephone 70.

Thor Hetager has been awarded the
job Of firing the boiler at the court
house the coming winter. The board
has made a good selection.
Quite number of Cooperstown and
Griggs county people will go to Fargo
this week. to see President Mckinley,
who will be in that city tomorrow.
DIR. Rose, dentist, will be in Coop
erstown Oct. 9th to Oath. Parties de-
string work will please make appoint
ment
Fargo defeated Wheatland at Cas-
selton last week and thus the Wheat
lands lose the championship so far as
those two clubs are concerned. The
Argus says that Irysh favored the
crowd with the usual amount of kick
ing.
Skeoch's bread cakes and pies are
always fresh.
We neglected to announce last week
that q little baby daughter was born
to Mrs. A. L. Bowden. We under
stand that the mother and bnby are
getting along nicely. which is good
news to the many friends of Mrs.
Bowden.
DIR. Feather>ton will make very low
prices on fine dental work. See him
and get an estimate ON your work. A
splendid set of teeth-beautiful and
natural as life for $40.
The railroad engine and several
cars were thrown of the track in the
Cooperstown yards last Thursday
afternoon, caused by an open switch.
The train was delayed several hours
which caused another failure to con-
meet with the mail train at sanborn.
c. q. Piatt is soliciting consign-
ments of grain for Crumpton &
Crumpton of West Superior, Wis.
one of the straightest commission
firms of the northwest. He will also
buy grain by the car lots paying close
to the market or will sell to arrive.
and will see to getting cars ready to
load.
F. w. Soule, the Minneapolis Eye
Specialist will be at Bateman's drug
store again Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Oct. 16, II and 10. pre-
pared to examine detective eyes and
fit glasses when needed. This will be
Mr.. Soule's last visit this season.
Don't miss this chance to have your
eyes fitted by reliable expert. Ex-
animation free. Come early.
For SALE-a 2 burner gasoline
stove. Address box 81, Cooperstown.
The postotfice department has taken
up the Binford postoffice matter, and
a letter from Congressman Spalding
informs us that the Office will be es-
tablished within few days. Chair
man Bartlett received the final Local
ton papers last Saturday and just as
soon as they reach the department at
Washington the Office will be estab-
lished. Oscar Greenbaum will be APP
pointed postmaster. "
Fifty Thousand dollarsto loan.
We have $4,000 to loan on wheat and
flax at six per cent interest. For
particulars call on T. E. Lahart,
Agent Dakota Elevator Co.
l have added some new machinery
to my mill. am now prepared to
make a better grade of -four than in
the past, and would respectfully ask
all to give it a trial, and support
home industry. l am also buying all
the good wheat that is offered me, at
the highest market price. And will
grind wheat for customers at fifteen
cents per bushel and give 4olbs good
1ouI3 lVlOS UTAH StuU ClUS SuOFG0 per
bushel. w. II. PHIPPS.
STRAYED-or stolen from my place
Sept. Both, one months old colt. color
iron gray, white face, carrying hal
ter. Any one having taken up such
animal or can give information lead
| ing. to the recovery OF same, a suitable
reward given by notifying me at once.
JOHN A. CARLSON, Mardell. N D..
On Sunday last the corner stone of
the Lutheran church in the town of
Mabel was laid with appropriate cere-
monies, by Rev. E. T. Guam, of Shey-
enne. The church was crowded to
Overlooking, many coming as far as
twenty miles to attend the service.
The sermon was preached by Rev.
Guam After the service recess was
taken and lunch served by the ladies
of the congregation The minister's
present were P. A. Thoreson, the pas
tor; Rev's E. T. Guam, E. T. Silness
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