Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-03-01
Additional Locals.

DR.. Brimi left last Monday after.
noon for a few days visit with friends
in Chicago.
Claus Jackson. the fellow who
spolls stamps for Uncle Sam at
hannaford. was in the city Monday.
DR.. Featherston, the old reliable
dentist, was here again this week
keeping his regular appointment.
The doctor rarely misses a date.
Boniface Nels A. Fess, of the Bin
ford hotel. came down on the klon-
dixie limited on Monday to attend to
business matters and visit friends.
LoSI-one water spanial dog. had
on collar with name j. f. johnson
thereon. Finder please notify or bring
dog to conductor j. +. johnson.
Cooperstown. n. d.
DR.. Platou came up from Valley
City Monday to look after his
patients at this point He will keep
his appointment in March, and en-
poets to leave for Norway in April
and will be gone until fall
Prof. j, =. Bieber. the expert
optician of st. Paul, was at Bate
man s drug store Monday and Tues
day of this week. Mr. Bieber will
m ke regular monthly visits to Coop
erstown hereafter so that those who
need their eyes fitted to glasses will
have an opportunity to secure the
services of an expert
Jack w Murphy returned from VAL
ley City Tuesday. He Kindly remem-
hered the Courier with souvenir of
the Co. G. $ 18th annual ball. which
! we greatly appreciate. The souvenir
is card with a picture of the soldier
thereon-a scene in the Philippines.
and below the picture is II Mauser
bullet tied on the card with the nation
al colors.
f. A. Sinclair will offer at public
auction sale at his farm on Sec. 26-
| 1860. on March 81. 1900. his entire
outfit of farm stock and marchinery.
sale to commence at 10 a. m, sharp
Terms OF sale: $40 or less, cash All
amounts above this sum to- be
secured by approved notes payable
Oct. ID, 1900. Coffee and lunch will
be served free.
First Assistant Postmaster &c neral
Perry $. Heath is getting up II little
postage stamp book for sale at the
postotfces. The book will be made to
carry in the vest pocket aud fixed SO
that stamps will not stick together
One cent will be charged for the book
IL ad lition to the stamps. The idea
is a good one and will meet with
popular favor.
The Courier has just turned out
some posters for the Hannaford lodge
Modern Woodman of Americ a who pro-
pose to give one of the incest masque-
rade balls on March rs, in honor of
old Saint Patrick. that was ever held
within the unincorporated limits of
that city. Hannaford lodge is com
posed of the best citizens in the coun-
tv, and the boys will give all who at
tend the ball one of the best times of
their lives. BE sure YOU attend.
Mr.. Shaw of the emigration depart
ment of the Northern Pacific says the
first train load of immigrants leaves
ST. Paul March %. The excursion
trains will leave Chicago and Kansas
City, March u, for St. Paul where
they will be consolidated and headed
for the James River Valley. Many
of them may be induced to investigate
the lands in this immediate vicinity
and Stutsman county. This is be-
lieved to be but the first OF many
similar trains of land seekers. The
in-rush begins early.
Rev. V. H. Ruring, of Rock
Springs, Wyoming, has been called
to the pastorae of the Congregational
church at COoperstOWn and has &C.
cepted the call. He expects to be here
next month some time Mr.. Rurine
comes TO this congregation recon-
mended as a man of earnest christian
character, a student and a gentle
man of considerable pulpit ability.
He is young man and has been mar
ried less than a year. In coming to
Cooperstown Mr.. Ruring will find a.
fruitful field and one of the best paw
ing churches in the state With the
entire church property out of debt
and self supporting congregation
his lines ought to be cast in pleasant
| places.
Piles Treated Succ ess.
fully.
Boro-Carbol Salve is the greatest
| remedy for blind, bleeding or itching