Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-03-08
j. D. Moulder. OF Fargo. was a

A. II. Berg returned last Saturday
from two weeks trip into Minnesota.
William Sandy. of Wimbledon, was
| in the city between trains last Satur-
day.
| The Whist and Checker club has
quit business The stockholders ex-
pect slight dividend from the sale of
assets which consists OF furniture.
!, Sheriff Thinglestad returned from a
EY6it to his old home in Fillmore
tduqtKi Minnesota. last Tuesday. He
hAds NH been back there for fifteen
years.
Charles Bauer of ST. Paul. an ex-
perienced butcher. arrived in Coop
erstown last Friday and will have
charge of Hammer & Condy's meat
market.
DR.. Platou. of NallevCitv. will be in
Cooperstown Monday and Tuesday
the Goth and 9th of March. for
the purpose Of practicing his profess
sion.
The early closing movement is pref
ty near at an end. Nexu week the
stores will keep open until S p. M. up
as long as there is customer in sight
Jacob Prydz has accepted a position
with the firm of Arestad & Jackson.
of Hannaford. and left for that rising
young city last Monday. Jake's hap
Ply. smiling face. will he missed
around town this summer.
y series of club dances is being in
| augprated to take place every two
weeks. One of the series will be held
at the Fire Hall next Thursday even
ing-lnd Walter Abbott assures those
interested that good music will lie on
hand this time sure
MIR. and Mrs. Cfas RetZlah left last
Monday afternoon for a three on four
weeks visit with relatives and trien,is
at Salem. Oregon. MIR. and Mrs
RetZlaT have stuck to the farm very
.yclosely and are entitled to Il Vacation
The Courier wishes them a pleasant
and safe trip
NOTICE.-l am going to herd beth
| horses and cattle the coming summer.
northwest Of E"opcrst"wn. AnNonc
having stock sIouls; write me at once.
stating number they have. Best of
water ana range Furnished.
II. c AUBHi.N.
CoODerstowN. n. d.
The Steele County Progress has en-
gagged Il FELLOW by Tire nam" OF Silk
as local editor. Bv-thc way the Pro-
"ress last weei: with It's elegant line
OF page and hall page. ads, was finer
than silk anyhow. Here hoping that
Silk will reel out several columns of
local news for the Progress.
AL. +. Thomas has purchased the
east half of Section 9-l4:,-6O. from !.
/ w. Fieru. the land being about ten
miles west of Cooper,town. MIR
Thomas has already built q barn ON
the place and is now putting up :,
house. He expects to move onto the
new place about April LIST. He says
that he Travelled all oyer the Canadian
northwest to look over land but he
finds nothing better than can be found
in Grigye county. therefore he is go,
ing to show his faith by investing his
money here
For SALE -Nw4. Sec. S-l4S-59 g.
acres under cultivation. half mile
from schoolhouse. | mile to Norwegian
minister's, II mile from Norwegian
church. about miles to Jessie. near.
est town Will sell on reasonable
terms.
II. t. GRIN AGER.
Lisbon. n. D.
Attorney Baldwin chartered team
driver and a big wagon box on sled:
last Tuesday afternoon. and for tw,
hours or more gave the little schoo
children a sleigh ride. which. from
the good time they appeared to be
having. pleased the little folks very
much. A. NJ. never does things by
halves. and he escorted the whole
bunch to a candy counter and filled
them up on candy. Mr.. Baldwin an6
the children had splendid good time
Report of school No. 3. Washburr
school district for the month ending
March ,. 1900:
Number pupils enrolled. 3d.
Average daily attendance. %.
J, Those neither tardy nor absent are
Bertha Skagen, Lena Skagcn,
Agnes Homne. Minnie Peterson.
Helen Hammer, Albert Hammer.
i Clarence Norgard, ,Jens Seim,
Adolph Seim.