Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-03-08
DR.. Rose. dentist. will be at Coop.
erstown March 18th to 3lst.

The now horse sheds at the fair
grounds are completed and have been
turned over to the board of directors.
Jake Arnold has completed the we'll
on the fair grounds and he says it is
good we'll, too. Water was struck
at depth OF twe9ty:nine feet.
). S. Bredenbeck left Tuesday for
Kenmare where lie will engage II the
jewelry business as we'll a. y i f: 81 e il
lartn. az : - +.:;..
John K. Olson. of Jessie, has been
drawn as a..jnror to serve: in ;. the
the United States court which con.
venes in Grand Forks.
Hammer q Condy handle the cele-
brated VanBrunt q Wilkins drill.
This drill has long been a leader and
this year is much improved and con-
sequently better than ever.
Nj. T.. Runion and wife and children
of Valley City. arrived in Coopers-
town last Friday for a visit of a week
or ten days WIT Mrs. Runions par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Lewis.
ri mos, organs and other musical
ms ruments for sal. by s. Almklov.
DR.. j. A. H. Winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario Vet
Urinary College. Office at II. II. Bate
man & Co.'s drug store. All calls
promptly attended to.
S. A. Lewis has purchased the car
peuter shop owned by Nj. Nj. Lie and
will move it onto lots just west of p.
Il. Trupshaw 5 house on the Boule-
ward. MIR. Lewis will add to and re-
model the building and when COM
pleteu will have a nice looking resi-
dence.
+. A. hardwood and wife and baby
came up from Hannaford Tuesday.
Mark went down on the limited while
his wife will visit for a few days with
friends in town. Mark says he
wouldn't be caught over night in this
town nohow-Hannaford is good
enough for him.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Langfor,l are
rejoicing over a fine boy baby that
was born to them last Saturday morn
ing March Sd, aud Sam wears the
ErOadest kind of IL smile and thinks
he has the finest boy in Griygs conn
ty. The Courier congratulates the
happy parents on such n tine acqui-
sition to the family circle.
Attorney Baldwin now has troubles
of his OWN. Having purchased Il
house he has reached that point when
he realizes that q property owner has
to spend money. He is having hard
| wood floors laid downstairs and other
remodcIny done to The interior in add
dition to papering aud painting. bu,
says the genial A. NJ, am going to
have it cosy ii it takes IA. las cent.
Wanted Immediately NJ the Coop
erstown Roller Mills. 5000 bushels OF
wheat. Highest market price paid.
We lust want to call attention tG
| two or three smart fellows who are il
the habit of 'phonlng the Courier resi-
dence for Information that if they arr
! not gentlemanly enough to tell til,
lady of the house who they are after
being asked. that no notice will here.
after be paid to their inquiries. L
shows mighty poor breeding on the
part of those who practice this and i
this item attracts their attention VIZ
hope hereafter they will do the RICH
thing.
300 samples of wall paper. mostly
new designs. Look them over before
purchasing.
W. G. JIMESoN.
| l. Lc DCSFCc vi LlOllOI lNOlSS cutCl
tanned the participants in thu
"Deestrick Skule'' at their lodge
room last Tuesday evening. A lunch
Of coffee, cake, etc, was served and +;
social time enjoyed for a short time
Question: If every member of the a
o. Z. w. lodge. who took part in tn
"Deestricix Skule" had been paid TO
their work at the rate of $40 per head
how much would the ladies be out o
pocket We understand that the,
cleared about forty dollars from tn
proceeds of the entert 4inment.
That our young men are thinking
and thinking hard was demonstrated
last Friday evening when Geo. Graf
Theo. Marquardt, Chef Jones ane
others assembled in the Sentinel ottic'
TO discuss and solve some of the liy'
issues now before the public. Th
tariff-which has long been voted ito,
dead to skin''-was handled and set
t%1od ~ thair c.tl fa,t;o, ood noc