Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-01-05
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Miss Nina Mo6at left yesterday
nsrning for Valley City, where she
win attend school.
Contrary TO the expectations Of
some, the sun refused to stand still
last Tuesday when the new officers
went In.
Magnus Greenland left Tuesday
morning for Minneapolis, where he
will take another three months course
in business college.
CArdo's Entertainers have extended
their stay three nights giving their
farewell performance Saturday night.
An afternoon Performance will be given
Saturday at 9 o'clock for children
DR.. j.. A. a. Winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate Of the Ontario Vet
Urinary College. Office at Il. Fl. Bate
man g. Co.'s drug store. All calls
promptly attended to.
A. d. Murrell flew his kite for Aneta
last Saturday, and from there he will
60 to Mayville to push his gas box
business. AL. denies the allegation
that he has girl ut Mayville.
Gus Erickson is over from Courte-
nay. spending a few days visiting
among his friends. Gus has been city
marshal at Courtenay the past season,
and by accounts has made a good
one.
Evangelist C. S. Billings will begin
meetings in Cooperstown Jan. 18th,
instead of Jan. 9TH as previously an
nounced. The meetings at other
places have been SO successful that the
time allotted to them has been extend
ed.
Just received q car of furniture.
Now is the time to buy while our
stock is complete.
F. A. MAYER g. Co.
Albert Hanson arrived from VIM
bledon Monday and has accepted the
position vacated by John Benson in
c. L. Whidden's store. AL. is a
popular clerk and has a host ol
friends who are pleased to welcome
him back to Cooperstown.
| During the closing act in the Cardo
entertainment last Saturday night
Eddie Collins, one of the comedians
threw his shoulder out of joint. DR.
Grant threw it back into place ant
with the exception of sore arm
Eddie was ready for business again
Monday evening.
Rey. e. S. Shaw has grateful
smile on his face as he wears new
fur coat. 1t all came about in thi.
way. The people at Park and Lad
bury school wanted services kept VI
during the winter SO put together ant
presented the reverand gentleman /:
purse of $27 for one of the> essential
for winter driving.
@ DIR. Featherston. the pain
U6HNS Pless dentist, will be a
CooperstOwn on Mon, %, Tues. "a
We'd, 25. Turs., 25. We'd, u of Janu
ary.
Ex.Sheriff Claus Jackson and fami
ly will move into their new home a
Hannaford this week. Mr.. and Mrs
Jackson have the best wishes of theil
Cooperstown friends for success il
their new home. Mr.. Jackson ha.
made very efficient sheriff and goes
out of Office with the good will of all
George Sundeby has sold out hi.
interest in the livery barn to Mr.
CLAUS Borgeson, who recently arrived
from Hagen, MINI. The change tool
place the first of the year
and the new firm will now bt
known as Biorn & Borgeson. The
| Courier wishes the new firm success
An experienced art critic gives it a.
his opinion that there will be no hand
.somer piece of color work issue thi:
year than Hoods Sarsaparilla Calen
dar for 1899. 1t is not only useful
but artistic and beautiful, and up tt
date. The charming american Girl
whose beautiful face appears with &
delicately painted flag in the back
ground, makes . pleasing feature
which anyone will be pleased to have
before him the whole of 1899. w.
suppose druggists will have this
calendar, or copy may be obtained
by sending cents to c. I. Hood &
Co., Lowell, Mass.
The First Congregational church o
Cooperstown, held its thirteenth All
nual meeting on Thursday, Dec. Goth
Reports from the various branches O
it's work showed a gratifying advanc
ment for the year. AS a result O
special effort to that end, and tn,