Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-07-27

lOQ8o TOOm NJ u. %. enoep FRIDAY
morning.
Alarm clocks for sale At O. n.
varnson's. Everyone guaranteed and
kept In repair free of charge for ono
year.
DIR. Featherst0n uses the only safe
and painless method of extraction OF
teeth.
There will he preaching services at
the Howden schoolhouse next Sunday
afternoon ut $3.50 CLOCK, by Rev. B.
A. Burns.
Rev. B. A. Burns IL just getting
around again after being confined to
the house for two weeks with an
liberated leg.
The report that the new church at
Cottonwood and John Foshold's
house were struck by lightning and
burned down, is denied.
Services in the Lutheran church
next Sunday. Service in the English
language in the evening. Subject:
National Righteous ness. All invited.
Mr.. Maurer, Sr., father of our
II. j. Maurer, came up
from jamestown last week to visit his
son and family. He returned to
jamestown Monday.
DIR. Featherston 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 Courier has recently turned out
letter heads, etc, for the BinfOrd Mer-
camille Co. Messrs. Binford and
Greenbaum have their new store built
and will soon be in shape to sell
goods to the people of the town of
Binford and vicinity.
The general merchants have signed
an agreement to close the general
stores tomorrow from | to 5 p. M,
SO that the clerks can attend the pic
mic. II no objections are raised the
pos,otlice will also close for short
time during the afternoon after the
mail is distributed.
Buy your organs and pianos of F..
A. Mayer & Co.
"The grain commission firm of The
John Miller Company, Of Duluth,
Mimi, are urging their customers and
shippers OF grain generally, to take
great care in cleaning the same be-
fore shipment. The estimate that
North Dakota farmers paid $3.50, 600. 0C
as freight on foul seeds and dir,
shipped to Duluth alone, during las,
year."
Messrs. Golf and Cole of the <J@le-
phone exchange, have about got
through stringing the wires and just
as quick as their switchboard comes
the telephone system will be put in
operation. The above name gentlemen
have put up the poles, wires and other
fixtures in neat and careful manner,
and evidently intend to do the best
they can for the town. They are
pleasant gentlemen and we feel sure
our citizens will give them q liberal
patronage.
Fer Sores, Ulcers, Burn, Galsls, Piles
nothing SO good as Banner Salve, the
most healing medicine III thes world
25c
For sale by H. H. BATEMAN & Co.
IA. Mackenzie exhibition of the
piano-harp ut the courthouse last
Monday evening, although hot
night, drew out a full house as there
was quite 4 number drove in from the
country. The whole performance was
we'll received being heartily applauded
by good audience which remained
until II o'clock. The main object OF
the entertainment AZ stated by Mr..
Mckenzie was to exhibit with his in
strument one of the old time dulcimers
aud thus better illustrate the great i'm
provemcnts he has made in his patent
piano-harp over the ancient dulcimer
from which it was taken in the same
manner that our modern pianoforte is
improved over the primative clavier,
from which it has developed in the
last century, or.our present selfbinders
over the old reaper. In showing up
the simplicity and practicability ol
the piano-harp. Mr.. MacKinze re-
sorted to a most practical and very
pleasing way, doing this by introduce
ing a number of his scholars, all
playing remarkably we'll, having
never seen this instrument until a few
weeks ago and no opportunity to play
on any instrument prior to this time.
Little Edith and frankie Howdcn were
first called up and their sweet little