Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-01-25
Banker Buck took a trip up to the
town of Binford last Mon


day.
Miss Clara Brown went to McHenry
last Monday to visit with station
Agent Kelley and family.
N. c. Rukke, the cage of Pilot
Mound, was visiting with friends in
the ex-terminal city yesterday.
Married-at CoopersLown, Jan. 10Th
by Rev. E. T. Silness, Miss Betsy
OVERLY to Toilet o. Reindal, both o.
Binford, N. D.
DR.. Rose. the dentist, will be in his
office from Feb. to Is.
Wolves are reported getting thicker
than ever. What is the matter with
organizing a regular Old time vol
hunt. 1t would be great sport this ex'
ceptionally fine weather.
Sam Sansburn, Carl Bostrom, j. A.
McCulloch and a crew of carpenters
went up to McHenry Monday, to build
a new blacksmith shop 20x2O. This
elegant spring weather is creating a
regular building boom in advance.
Attorney j. A. Dryer, of Hankin
son, has been in town this week, get
ting up petition for the purpose OF
trying to get John Dryers fine cut
down. John Dryer was sentenced by
Judge Glaspell to 80 days and $3.50
fine.
Mrs. Geo. V. Siegnor received a
telegram last Thursday apprising her
of the serious illness of her daughter
Helena. She lett for home on the AFTER
noon train and the Courier sincerely
hopes that she found Helena better
when she arrives there.
The Cooperstown Courier has a
pretty good hair tonic testimonial
but if Percy sees r. V. Smalley's ghost
after him he will remember where he
got the aforesaid testimonial. Eli,
Percy?-Wells County News.
How about ''passing thoughts. .
Stlckley? Don't say word.
DR.. 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 anG
natural as life for $40.
If Cooperstown is going to get into
the national game proper the comm g
season, it is in order for the fans to
hole their meetings and make pre-
parations before the busy season set:
in. Cooperstown now has q fine bal
park and we have the material for q
good club. Let's agitate the matter
early and see what can be done in the
matter. What say We?
Last Friday night at about Il
O'Clock a large pack Of wolves at
tackled the town and for awhile the
night air was filled with their screech
ing and bowling, but it happened tina
at about that time that the Workmel
in the hall began to initiate the new
members. and the wolves. hearing the
noise, turned and split the atmosphere
in a double quick retreat.-Foete1
County Tribune.
Attend to your teeth when DR.
Featherstone comes up in Jan. as h
will make special low prices for this
time on all operations. Dentistr.
in gold and silver fully warranted.
Ifgoing to Europe in 1900 you shoul'
reserve steamship accommodation
now. Steamers are filling up rapidly
We represent all Transatlantic Line
and leading Tourist Agencies, an,
will make reservations without charge
Write for illustrated circulars show
ing rates from Duluth. and other valu
able information. Issued by Duluth
South Shore g. Atlantic Ry.
T. H. DARKE,
] Asst. Gen'l. Pass. Agent
| Duluth, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 8. Herbert, of Al
toona, Pa, have been in the city tn
past week, training fifty or more Q
our school children for an entertain
ment to be given at the COURTEOUS
next Tuesday evening. Jan. Both
under the auspices Of Griggs Lodg
No. Is, A. o. U. w. The entertain
ment will be unique in character an
promises to give those who attend
very enjoyable evenings entertain
ment. Workmen and their wives an
families should turn out. The lodg
gets part of the receipts and inasmuc
as the lodge spends this money for tn
relief OF the distressed a big audienc
should attend the entertainment.
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