Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-02-01

PUTNAM FAAELSS
DYES are fast to sun
light, washing and rub
bling.
Sold by s. ALMKLOVE.
w. T. McCulloch returned last Mon
day from a three weeks visit down
east.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Condy retlrn ed
last Saturday from a few days visit in
the twin cities
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blanchard. of
Courtenay, have been visiting MIR.
and Mrs. Douglas Houghton for a
few DAYS, returning home this week
Fred Rothert is talking about
organizing a branch of the Modern
| Woodmen for ladies. Slch step
would be a good move. Push it
along. Fred.
Senator l.. b. Hanna. of Page Pub
lie Examiner Langlie, of Bismarck.
We're in the city yesterday. Mr.. Lang
lie was checking up the county officers
and the bank.
| William Rickford Was in town
Saturday. the first time in four
months. Bill says he has got to come
down once in awhile to see how the
old town is getting along.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Avrea are re-
ceiviny the congratulations of their
friends over the arrival of q girl baby,
the little girl arriving at their home
early on Monday morning.
G. j. Lucken left last week for 4
visit with old friends at Argyle and
other points in Minnesota. Carl eX.
poets to be absen. about three weeks
and will undoubtedly enjoy his vac;L-
ton.
Dr. Feather>ton will make very low
prices on fine dental work. See him
and get an estimate on your work. A
splendid set of teeth-beautifu anc
natural as life for SO
The British have retreated from
Spion kop but the army Of Courie.
subscribers is being reinforced riYhl
along. II You want the news and al
the news you can only get it by SUD
stribing tor the Courier.
The Courier received q pleasant cal
from Henry Wilson. of Wimbledon
last Monday and we enjoyed very
pleasant visit. Mr. Wilson doesn',
visit the county seat very often ant
his visits are always appreciated.
MIR. and Mrs. Alex. lverson are the
happy parents OF twin baby girls, the
young ladies arriving ut their home
last Monday morning. Alex is ticklee
most to death ant, set up the cigar.
quite literally. but he would have
doubled the number of cigars had til,
girls been boys-because it would have
meant an increase OF the democratic
vote by two. The Courier offers ii:
congratulations 10 the happy parents
and hopes that the little girls will
grow up and be comfort and Il 10.
to them. DIR. Bergstrom ATTENDED
the case.
DR.. Platou, of VallevCity, will be il
Cooperstown Monday and Tuesea,
the 10Th and Both of January. TO
, the purpose of practicing his profes
/ sion.
The county fathers were in sessiO
Monday, wrestling with problems q
state We understand that our com
missioners have a few thousand do
lars that could be spared from tn
treasury and would like to take u
some more of outstanding bonds. bu
the parties holding same conside
Grigys county bonds very good co
/ lateral and are not very axious to le
5 go The bonds are not due for thre
years yet. Just think of it. gentle
, men populist board of county con
7 missioners, lots of money in tn
treasury, warrants at par. want to pa
bonds and are not permitted. a.
under this terrible Mckinley &C
ministration. 1t is positively awfu
to contemplate burt it is a fact. jus
the same
NOTICE. am going to herd bot
horses and cattle the coming summer
!. northwest Of Cooperstown. Anyon
having stock should write me at one.
a stating number they have. Best {
= water and range furnished.
r. c.. AUBREY.
y There is considerable kicking bein
done on account of the insuffiriel
mail service between Cooperstow
and McHpnrv and ret,lrn Jessie an