Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-06-21
Additional Locals.

Harry St. John has a position with
the State Bank
DR.. Tymms, of Dazey was in the
city last Thursday, visiting with DR..
Bergstrom.
FOR RENT and sale. house former
~ occupied by Jack Hagerty. In
quire of Mrs. c. II. johnson.
Miss Edith Fiero returned home last
Friday. having finished her studies
for the season at the Grand Forks
university.
Mr.. Andrew Husel arrived from St.
Clair. Mich, last week and will visit
with relatives here. He is Mrs.
w ashburn's father
Prof. W. D. Hartman. of the Valley
City Normal. came up from that town
last Thursday and will visit friends at
this place for few weeks.
The premium lists for the fair are
out and are being sent out through
the mails. fy1u do not get one call
on the secretary, I. +. Warner.
Miss Edith Whipple. of Lisbon. \.
D., arriving in Cooperstown last
Thursday. and will visit for a few
weeks with her friend. Miss Fannie
Palmetier.
Henry w. Nelson. an experienced
Minnesota butcher, arrived at Coop.
orstown last Thursday and is working
for f. O. BE esuchet. Mr.. Nelson has
had u years experience.
The clerks league elected the follow
ing officers Tuesday night President.
Carl Scott: Vice-President. Sam Toll
lefson: Secretary, John Void: Treas
urer. George Newberry.
Nh and Mrs. Anton Enger and Miss
IneZ. and Mr.. 0. 1verson. left Saturday
morning for fishing trip to Spirit
wood Lake. They will have some
good fish stories to tell when they
come back
During the w. c. L. U. convention.
a small flag, its staff tied with white
ribbon, will designate to strangers
and the visiting delegates. the homes
of the white ribboners OF Coopers-
town. Each member of the union is
requested to see that this is done.
The Cooperstown ball team returned
home last Friday morning with the
best record it eve'. had-only one
game lost out of thirteen and that was
lost unnecessarily. Our people have
reason to be proud Of the club and
we anticipate several good games at
home this season.
The crop outlook is very discourage
ing indeed all over the northwest.
In many localities it is doubtful if the
farmers will get back their seed. We
have have not had a genuine soaking
rain for a year and the earth is as
dry as powder. The question of feed
for stock is also a serious problem.
BaclxacIle should never be
neglected. 1t means kidney disorder
which, if allowed to run too long will
result in Bright's disease, diabetes or
other serious and often fatal COM
plants. Foley's Kidney Cure is guar.
anteed for kidney disorder.
For sale by H. H Bateman & Co
Prof. G. A. Ruring. Of Hunter spent
Sunday with his brother, Rev. V, H.
Ruring. He left for home Monday,
accompanied by his wife. who had
been visiting here for a Jew days.
Mr.. Ruring will be n candidate for
superintendent of schools of Cass
county.
The Sentinel wants us to tell why
there are so many strikes. Why
certainly. The more business there is
in the country and the higher the price
of goods, the more wages the laborer
Wants and he generally gets them.
Now will the Sentinel tell us why we
had Coxey's army and free soup
houses during the last democratic ad-
ministration. If that is too hard for
it to answer maybe it can tell us why
is a hen?"
Miss Clara Fiering desires the
Courier to announce that she is a
candidate for the Office of superintend-
enr of schools and will seek a nomin-
alton in the republican convention.
She expects to leave for a few weeks
visit with friends in Minnesota in few
days and wishes her friends through
out the county to remember her when
t1,o1- o1oot do to tla nn,lpty onp.