Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-07-26

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES,
as they color all fibers at
one boiling.
Sole by s. ALMKLOV.
r. j. Biorn was ontineG to his bed
by sickness for several days. but is
now out again.
Next Sunday evening at the Baptis9
church the pastor will begin series
of sermons on the "ren Command
ments.
Mrs. Nat Harris. who has been
spending Il few weeks at Cooperstown.
left on Mondays train for her home
at Versailles. Kentucky.
| Dr. Rose. dentist. Cooperstown,
will remain until Aug. Goth.
Mrs. NJ. A. hartman and Hazel.
and w. d. Hartman. drove over 20
Devils Lake last week to attend the
Chautauqua for Il few days.
ANY and all parties having bills
against the Cooperstown Base Ball
Club are requested to hand them in to
the manager. A. M. Baldwin, this
week.
The best is none too good for
our customers. We have ice
cream and soda water. the best
in the city MARQUARDT.
County Commissioner Laor King. of
Hope. was a pleasant caller at the
Courier sanctum last Wednesday.
MIR. King was accompanied by his
wife and were visiting friends over
here,
The Park River boys We're treated
to a nice little social dance at the fire
hall last Monday evening. The ladies
were in Il hopeless minority but the
boys had Il great time just the same.
SO they say.
LOST-a lady's black collarette
with Martin trimmings. Lost last
week either in town or west of rail
road track Mrs. L. T.. WARNER.
Cooperstown.
O. w Kerr. J. L. Flynn
Benjamin Tuftc left Monday
afternoon for Winnipeg to take
in the races Fred s.. john
son 4 Co. 5. PAGER. is entered in two
races. while the Siuclair's have their
running horses there also.
Crop conditions a'e worse than they
were a week ago. No rain to amount
to anything has fallen and the weather
has been hot and dry. thus causing
what little grain there was in pros
Dect not to fill The outlook to the
farmers at this writin" is very dis.
couraging indeed.
II have recivee more beneti, from
Y one bottle of Foley'> kidney Cure THAI
q from months at treatment b.
physicians. writes V. H. Cnnklin o
Bonneville OHIO.
Dick Howden heard of Monday
ball game up at McHenry and thu
q pressure of his enthusiasm was too
e great. so he hitched up his team an,
e drove down to Cooperstown Monda.
W night to see the second game wit
g Park River. AS rooter in class \
o Dick can't be beat.
N Married on Monday, July %. 1900
2. at the Congregational parsonage, b
T.. Rev. V. II, Ruring. MIR. Hugh c. Nc
Daniels to Miss Christie Motfat. Th
. young couple left for Aneta wher
le they reside. Mr.. McDaniels being EN-
u plo, ed in Mr.. w. II. Whiddcn'
" general store The Courier eNtcnG
u congratulations
,s Cash paid for hides. Hart 4 Hun
mer. Jessie. n. d.
ne Presiding Elder Burns. Of the NJ.
e. church. held regular quarterly Sc
vices on this charge at the ditfereI
10 points last Saturday and Sunday. NJ
- Burns preached a very able and i
>tructive sermon in the NJ. f. churt
last sunday evening. Mrs. Burns a
W. companied the reverend gentleman {
"- this occasion and spent few days
l" CCOperstown.
va j. L. CHM received telegram Mo-
a.. day morning from his daught'
lv stating that she had arrived in Chicas
no Saturday night ana would be at Coo
sol erstown the middle of this week.
no E. took the afternoon train for Far!
mn. 10 meet her. He had not seen h
a., daughter for over ten years. "
,is understand that Miss CHM sshortly
marry II gentleman in Manitoba al
came over from England for that pu
W. pose.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. [.anglie ente
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