Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-08-30

AKOTA. AUGUST 80, 1900.
Ole Fogderud is on the sick list.
the Greys Thursday.
D. c. Knapp was in Cooperstown
Monday on legal business.
DR.. Kerr was down Sunday in at
tendance upon Ms. II. Martin.
Grover wants to see politics liven
up bit, so injects some into his new
ad
Mr. ana Mrs. lsaacson spent Sum
day on the farm with Robt and Mrs
Hill.
The Hannaford House now has IA
large street lamp in front Good
thing these dark nights.
III satisfactory arrangements can be
made. the Presbyterian church at this
point will be supplied by the Sanborn
pastor.
We have received a picture OF u
Kansas sunhower found growing with
in a few miles of Topeka State House.
1t measures is feet high
The Presbyterian minister from
CourtenaN preached here at . O'Clock
Sunday. Few knew of his coming.
hence a small congregation.
Mason Knapp sowed 800 bushels
wheat threshed ont 100. X. Knapp.
100. threshetl s. Wonder If Jones in
cluded these fields i'm his estimate?
j. t. Johnston was down Monday
for a load of lumber and MAYNARD
Crane likewise Tuesday. Fred is 60.
ing to keep this stock moving in some
way shape or manner.
Lightning struck II or - telegraph
poles between here ard Cooperstowr
last w euucSudS ilSlt' sooilo "'t'
splintered. some scored straight ny
and down and others round and round
the pole and in places the light pieces
were thrown at least 100 feet away
Hiram Guest had a steer struck the
same night in lis pasture.
letter, eczema and skin disease.
yield quickly to the marvellous healing
qualities of Banner Salvc made from
a prescription of a skin specialist o
world wide fame.
Pete Stewart was in town Wednes
day to telegraph for Il doctor stating
that their baby was sick During the
night the little one was called home
by its heavenly Father who will com
fort the bereaved parents as no one
else can. The little one was buriee
Friday in the Hannaford cemetery
They also moved and buried with j
the child they lost a few years ago.
In a fit OF temporary alteration
superinduced by the report that i
wasn't raining along the 500 we il
company with Soren Berg started fo1
Courtenay Friday to See the game be
tween their team and Hannaford. w
also figured that if the Courtenay
diamond was wet that it would be al
right after the Hannaford boys hal
wiped the ground with the Courienav
for few innings After a drive o
% miles through mud and rain. W.
found that it was. and had been rain
ing on the 500 on the just and thu
unjust. and in fact ON everything els
that wasn't under good cover W
stayed over night and at $3.50 a. m.
Johnny Jackson faced Dan Posev .
the Courtenay's and that is ali that h
did do. and outside of bunt Ina
5 Johnny made later on that is all tina
any of them did for the innings. Il
I the 5th inning Posey threw just 9 ball
Y and famed 3 men. The Courtena,
boys took to Bitley's delivery bette
;, than they or any one else expected
:. vet had he had good support the scor
). would have been different. as outsid
of Patterson. every one who got hol
of the ball. fllmbled or mutfed Will
n flies to the field We're as safe as gov
e eminent bonds. None of the boy
y played their usual game. even tn
l. willy Willy flaming. They expect t
~ give better account of themselves
n the return game. which will be playe
4 at CoOperstown Sept 4th. III
% Courtenay boys are a gentlemanly lo
of fellows very fair players and trea
ed the boys with the utmost conside
alton.
u Base hits-Courtenay. :: Hannafol
:. l. Struck out by Posey l3, by Sill
70 clair .. Errors: Hannaford l.
COnrtanav z Batteries. Sincla