Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-03-01
LOCALS.
No. L hard $O.5:s

H. S. Halvorson: the rus thing hard
ware merchant of McHenry, was in
the city last Saturday.
Washington birthday was ushered
in by light fall of snow at this place
and as consequence the boys and
girls as we'll as the old folks enjoyed
sleigh ride.
James Canham, who recently pur-
chased farm from Hammer & Condy
in Greenwich township Steele county,
arrived III Cooperstown last Satur-
day. He is making arrangements to
put up $500 worth of farm buildings
right away.
Prof. t. NJ. Abbott has met with
great success in disposing of season
tickets for the series of entertainments
to be given at the courthouse in March
and April Financial success is al
ready assured which speaks we'll for
the Professors rustliug abilities.
You will see the nobbiest line OF
buggies, surreys and spring wagons
at Hammer & Condy's. Don't fail to
see them and get their prices.
All those interested in base ball are
requested to attend q meeting at the
Fire Hall. on Friday night, March
9th, at 1870 p. III. You fans and all
others interested should bear this
meeting in mind and be present. The
prospects for a good team this season
are good.
Dr. Rose, dentist, will be at his Of
flee in Cooperstown March 18th. Make
your appointments early.
Services next Sunday at the NJ f..
church as follows: In the morning
preaching at II a. M, followed by the
Sunday school. Tn the evening
Epworth League at $3.50 p. M. follow
ed by preaching at 1870. Rev. b. H.
Brastad of the children's home OF
Fargo will otficiate.
For SALE--Nw1, Sec. 17-l47- 5s.
Write PATRICK MURPHY,
Chebansc. Ill.
Rev. e. S. Shaw took the following
new members into the Park church
last Sunday afternoon: Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Morgan. Mrs. Margaret Nc
Call, Mrs. Charles Ross and Mr..
Fred Nicholson. Resolutions were
adopted and So presented Mr.. Shaw to
buy present to remember the con
gregation by. The resolutions are
published elsewhere.
Bring in your buggies and car
riages and have them painted anc
liked up in tirst-class shape for the
summer befor the rush.
PHI. REINER' IS Carriage Shop
Mrs. Frank Retzlatf entertained s
number Of friends at her home las
Monday evening, the occasion being
her birthday-we don't know which
one Progressive euchre furnished
amusement for those present up till L
o'clock, when dainty lunch of cake
ice-cream. coffee, ETC.. were served
Mrs. Retzlaff was presented witt
several useful presents to remember
the occasion by and the party brok
up about II N.
For SALE CHEAP-one second han'
store front in good repair. Apply t
VIM Glass. Cooperstown, N. D.
The Woodman goat was kept quit
busy last Thursday night when si
unsophisticated citizens thought tina
they could ride him to standstil
and break MIN up in business. The
know better now as that goat is
past master at the business. TIL
gay victims were Fred Hodgman. Be
Anderson Bananason for shorty. Ed
Rhodes. George Howden, D. c.. Bes
and Artie Swenson. The boys stoo
:he test very we'll but Artie scorche
his index finger some and will not b
able to play crokinole for a few days
-. If your hat looks we'll. your own
Wiooks are materially improved TIL
I.anpher hat, manufactured by Lar
pher, Finch s. Skinner. St. Pall look
we'll because it always fits we'll.
The Courier is i'm ncceipt of MOI
toms Daily Bulletin. published an
sent out by Morton l. Co. of Fargo
It i. a seven column, eight page pr
per, and contains articles and illu.
trations pertaining to the resources {
peerless North Dakota. On the frol
page of the Bulletin is a four-colum
half-ton cut of Darlington, whic
shows up the business portion of tn;
thriving town in great shape. FAR
scenes and state buildings are show
on different pages of the Bulletin
Col Morton is doing a great deal {
good immigration work with his Bull