Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-01-11

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Mills.
The Griggs Courier and Twice-a
Week Minneapolis Tribune one year
for $1.9O cash. Also the Courier and
st. Louis Globe-Democrat one year
for $500.
Mrs. Geo. V. siegnor Of spooner,
Wis. accompanied by her little son,
arrived vt Cooperstown last Satur-
day, and will visit for a time with her
relati ,es at this place.
Car, in ton and New Rockford have
followed the example set by our
Coo er.town merchants. and have
adopted 'e early closing movement.
Other towns are falling into line and
the movement is becoming general all
over the state.
Haynes Palace Studio Car visited
Cooperstown the fore part of this week
and was in charge OF Mr.. Wilcox, who
mas been with the car so many years.
The car was patronized by large
crowd of people who know where to get
tirst-class work at moderate prices.
There has heen a great deal of dis
| .ussiOn of late as 10 whether we are
aow living in the nineteenth on
wentieth century, but all doubts can
SOW be dispelled because Bob Moffa,
lays we are living in neither but tina,
his is the eighteenth century. This is
inal.
Samuel Sansburn and Carl b.
from, Cooperstown's pioneer black
mths, were Finley visitors Monday
they were here to investigate ITEMS
and's excellent blacksmith shop. will
view of putting in one like it at Nc
Henry, on the Cooperstown branch.
Finley Beacon.
S. w. Mickey got tangled up in ar
interesting game of football las,
Saturday. Enc Downe saw a chanc.
20 distinguish himself and Mr.. Mic
Key and he made rush for the bali
.no-well Mickey got his face Gu,
some and one arm hurt-which is not
,ad in a harmless game of football.
This beautiful weather is Il grea
aving for farmers. There being n,
snow on the ground farmers can turf,
| heir stock out every day to feed %,
! 'ur prairies which means a great saw.
ing in feed and hay. While easter,
,tates are reveling in banks of snow
North Dakota is enjoying tin.
| weather.
A basket social was held at TIN
residence of Sheriff and Mrs. Thingle.
st,d last Friday evening. which wa
Intended by a large crowd. and baskets
sold considerable higher than the
"egular store prices-which would
indicate q basket trust on this par
icular occasion. A very nice time il
| reported.
There was a very interesting game OF
football on the old ball ground las,
Saturday afternoon at which time
many of our young men kicked hole
into space on numerous occasions
The weather was too warm to PLAY
the game very enthusiastically ant
hereafter the boys should go to some
colder climate than this.
Rev. E. S. Shaw went to Hankin
son Monoay to attend the Wahpetol
conference, from there he will 90 t,
Wahpeton to supply the pulpit mex
Sunday. Rev. A. Bede. OF Fargo
will preach in the Congregations
church morning and evening. and a
the Par's sc'noolhouse at 3 p. m. MI
Bede is said to he ar interestin
T speaker.
Il Thousand Ton cues
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