Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-09-07

Il 70 sure sign of good merchant
Il he sells the Lanpl,er hat.
Miss Helen NJ. ellis returned t.
Cooperstown last Saturday night to
be om hand when school opens up
next Monday
School will open up next Monday.
Every child intending to xo to school
this season should be there when
school commences.
For RENT--four rooms, on Vinegar
Hill. Inquire at E. Marquardt's.
The seven year old son of Ed. Nell
son fell from q hay stack, tuesday
and broke one of his legs above the
knee. nr. Brimi set it in good shape
and the little fellow is doing as well
rs could be expected.
Skeoch has improved his facilities
for supplying hot coffee all day long.
The telegraph poles for the exten-
sion have arrived and ere long We
shall be able to get the returns from
the Jessie precinct by wire. Agent
Hummer, who has been operator at
Rogers, has been given the Jessie
station, and we feel sure that that
point will be a hummer from this on.
Skeoch understands his business in
doing up lunches for hunting parties.
Frank Sperger's separator burned
up last Saturday night. The fire oc-
CURED about two hours after the men
had quit work and the fire started at
the tnp Of the separator and it is pre-
sumed that the fire st,rted by spark
from the engine. Mr.. Sperger came
to town Sunday and purchased new
separator and is doing business at
kthe old stand 40 usual.
Go to Skeoch's and try his hot
waffies with maple syrup and a cup of
his fine coffee with ,ure cream and be
satisfied. -
Gertie. tie q year old daughter ut
| Mr.. Stephen Allen. who lives ab"u.
q miles northwest Ct Cooperstpwn.
was killed by falling from load ofhay
on August 3lst. Her father was ,lriv-
ing team and Gertie was following
driving another team and in
some way fell from the load receiving
injuries which resulted in lrr
death three hours later. She was
/ picked up and carried to the nearest
house and q doctor summoned hnt
nothing could he done an the poor
girl passed away.
The healing properties nf Banner
Salve are truly marvellous. It is -
!, Thorough nD,isepti.. and heals all
Z, wounds, Cuts aud Burns without ieav.
Jag u scar.
For y j. by H. II. .BATEMAN & Co.
A pleasant party was given Miss
/ Helga Hammer at tIl,. home
of her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
p Hammer last Thursday evening
The evening WAS spent in playing
various games together with a musical
program, and very nice supper was
served. Those present were Messrs.
Gilbert Hammer. Arthur Swenson.
Richard Howden, Lucius Hazard,
Harry St. John, Lewis Brown. Henry
Blocker, Magnus Greenland, Geo.
Stringer, Oscar Greenland, Arnt
Olson, Blair Whidden, and Misses
Edith Gunderson, Lizzie johnson,
Velma Stringer, Miss Nelson, Nina
Moffat, Fannie Palmetier and Lillian
Haskell. Those present report very
enjoyable time. Miss Hammer left
Monday afternoon for Red Wing,
Mimi, where she will attend the sem.
mary.
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