Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-05-11
LOCALS.
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NO. 1 lln1-d 5000
Mr., and Mrs. A. L. Bowden and
little Mabel, were passengers to Fargo
4 Tuesday morning.
Fred Koch is just getting around
again after being laid up for some
time with an a5scess under his right
arm.
New garden seeds. Northrup King
s. Co. 3, 2 packets for SC at Jimeson's.
Messrs B. G. Shaw, Of Hope, and
Chase Cassell, of Sherbrooke, were
visitors to the metropolis Of Griggs
county Monday.
Everybody in the north part of town
has been planting trees this year. II
they grow Cooperstown will be a
forest in q few years.
GIRL w ANTED- for general house
work. Apply to once to Mrs, s.
Sansburn.
About ore thousand shade trees
have been planted around residences
ans, streets in Cooperstown this sea-
son. No town in the state can beat
that record.
Rev. John Smithers has received a
callto Roslyn, Wash, and expects
to begin work on July lst; probably
June Is will be his last Sunday in
Cooperstown.
Drop in and look at our fne line of
buggies. wagons, ETC., just received.
5 a. S. OLSON, Cox s Co.
SIS "a movement Is on foot TO introduce
phonetic or sfonetic'' spelling. For
example cipher sssifer,'' or through
tho" II the newspapers would all
adopt that style it would soon become
general.
]. B.. Wilson has purchased the
land on the. west side OF the track
formerly used as a graveyard and
wants the Courier to notify those who
have graves there to remove the re-
mains at once as he intends to break
up the land.
Phipps' Best Patent, ground from
choice hard wheat, grown by the
farmers OF Griggs county, always 10c
cheaper than any other -four on the
market.
There will be a national peace iubi-
lee held at Washington, D. c., on
May q, "a and %, 1899, to celebrate
the re-establishment of peace between
our country and Spain. While the
Courier cannot have representative
at the gathering, IT is in full sympathy
with the movement.
Bob Moffat and Clarence Campbell
returned Sunday night from their
winters trapping out in the Missouri
country. The boys brought back q
pile Of fur as a result of their work.
They sport long hair and struggling
whiskers and it was some time before
even Bob's mother knew who he was.
DR.. ]. A. 81. Winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate Of the Ontario Vet
Urinary College. Office at a. 81. Bate
man & Co.'s drug store. All calls
promptly attended to-.
The Courier wants to call the atten-
ton of the public to the ice-cream
parlor presided over by Martin Knapp
assisted by Ole Rood. It is in Iver-
sons old stand and the boys have
fixed up . nice clean parlor where you
can take your lady or ladies and be
assured of getting q first-class article
of ice-cream and cake dished up clean
and nice. You can also get fruit,
strawberries and cream and anything
in the confectionery line. Drop in
and sample Mr.. Knapp's ice-cream
and you will call again.
Two can loads of buggies received
by Hammer & Condy this week. Bug
gies, surveys, ard all kinds of car
riages from Stakeholder Bros, South
Bend, Ind, one car from Fuller &
Johnson Manufacturing Co., Madi-
son, Wis. Finest lot ever brought to
town Come in and look at them
A northern Michigan newspaper
editor says: s'This paper will soon
be sixteen years old. 1t is fairly
prosperous as country papers go.
The editor has living on minimum
down to q science, the devil has long
ago solved the problem of living
without foed or raiment, while BUSH
4 ness manager has Joined the church
aud he is SO sure of his future that he
doesn't care whether he lives at all.
We've come out on our old hand
press week after week without money