Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-04-20
LOCALS.


David Bartlett returned from Grand
Forks last Friday night.
Seeding is progressing rapidly and
from this time on our farmers will be
kept constantly busy:
Mr.. md Mrs. Theo. La Forest pfe
happy over the arrival of a\ydung
son, born to them on Thursday last.
Ask your grocer for q sack Of
Phipps' Best. it is the standard OF
purity.
There will be a nickelsocialfor Junior
Christian Endeavorers at the Congre-
gational church Friday from to 8 p.
Supt. J. L. Male, of Fargo, who
has been quite sick has recovered
after taking treatment at the Battle
Greek, Mich. sanitarium.
Dentist Featherston was looking
after his patrons this week.
If you want to take q hand in the
election of village officers you must
register your vote by next Tuesday or
you can't vote on election day.
Notice to Grain Growers.-Get the
latest and best to kill smut on wheat,
oats, barley. etc. For particulars APP
ply 10 E. H. Grover. Hannaford, n.
ID.
Broom grass seed at Jimeson's.
The base ball season opened up
last Sunday. By-the-way what is
Cooperstown going to do about It's
ball club this season? Are we going
to be or not to be the champions this
summer?
Clean up your back yards and al
leys. A little work in this line may
save you a big doctur's bill. We arc
bucking the doctors but we do not
waAlt an epidemic of sickness going
the rounds either.
Phipps' Best Patent, ground from
choice hard wheat, grown by the
farmers of Eriggs county, always lOc
cheaper than any other -four on the
market.
Mrs. VIM. Kingsley returned home
from Valley City last Thursday, after
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Sanford. Mrs. Kingsley has
been quite sick but we are pleased to
say that she is much better.
Our village election is only two
weeks away. The question is are we
going to act under the law requiring
registration of voters or are we not:
If we are it is about time something
was done Cooperstown has the popu-
lation and should take no backward
step.
The Little Giant is the best school
shoes ever sold in Cooperstown.
have surplus stock of $3.50 and 2.0O
grade. Your choice for $1.25.
JOHN SYvERsoN.
The Mp. surveying force returned
to town last week, having completed
two lines between here and Melby.
The went out again Monday under
orders from headquarters and are nov
busy doing additional survey work
Work on the extension will be com.
menced, it is thought, about the
middle of May.
CARRIAGE PAINTING desire to in
form the public that have plenty o
room for carriage painting and car
do frst-class job in this line, Bring
in your buggies before the spring
rush. PHILIP REIMER.
w. J. Newlove, representing thu
assessment insurance which goe:
under the name of The brotherhood
of American Yeomen, was in the cit,
Tuesday, trying to work up enough
enthusiasm for the establishment of I
homestead at this point. Cooperstowl
is blessed with orders of every des
cription now, and it may be that Their
are enough around town who have es
capped the other societies that will joi1
the new society.
Parties desiring irst-class denta
work should call and see DR.. Ros
who will be in Cooperstown, April Is
for 10 days.
The Courier is again called t.
.Nchronicle the death of one of Grigg
county's esteemed citizens, Mrs Jorg
en- Soma, who passed away at p. m.
Monday afternoon, April II, 1895
after seige of septic fever and othe
complications. Deceased gave brit
to a child about ten days ago ,unde
circumstances that left grave doubt
as to her recovery. Fever and cthe
complications were too much for tn
suffering woman and she passed ava