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

Skeoch has never raised on the
price of bread. Only DC loaf.
Banker Garborg AID family have
moved into A. f. Shue's residence on
Lehman avenue.
AT the One Price Store is where you
want to go if you want to buy hard
ware cheap.
Mrs. c. a. Haggerty left today for
Slayton, Mimi. where she will spend
the fall and winter.
Blair Whidden left Tuesday for
Woodstock, Canada. where he will
enter McMaster College. He will prob
ably return next June. Blair is an
exceptionally bright young fellow and
we feel sure that he will use all his
best endeavors to get thorough
education.
The best is none too good for
our customers. We have ice
cream and soda water. the bes
in the city. MARQU ARDT.
Cashier Garborg, of the State Bank
is giving away a very neat and useful
little campaign neutrality-suspicious.
that is indeed very useful little book
to have in your pocket. 1t is issued
by the National Fire Insurance Co..
of which he is agent. The book gives
the republican and democratic plat
forms as we'll as the electoral and
popular votes of the different states.
, Dentist Rose will be in his Office all
= the time. hereafter.
i Max Wild was in town last Friday
and took occasion to tell us that if we
had four years more OF Mckinley
he would have to quit farming. Max
has done so we'll under this admini-
stration that he purchased a half Sec
ton Of land a year or so ago and is
now getting to be in good shape. He
has quite n lot of wheat. flax. etc
Max says if Bryan is elected he will
run from his farm to Cooperstown and
back six times without stopping. He
knows that he is safe in making such
a statement-w which shows that he is
level-headed. We are glad to see him
prosper no matter who is elected
president.
FRESH bakery goods every day al
Skeoch's bakery.
That little cyclone that we noticed
last Friday afteru..on about ocloel
hats been heard from. 1t struck NJ. F
! Washburns place and passed in be
tween the house and barn and smashed
: up a tool house, carried Off a buge,
and smashed that UP as we'll as /;
grain tank and raised quite a dis
turbance generally. Willard wa
working in the barn and Mrs Wash
burn was ia the house getting a rail
coat for her husband. Friday was
anything sut a cyclone day as it hat
been raining all day and no one Wa
expecting such a thing and especiall.
the Washburn $. The twister mad
lots of noise and AS it passed by Mrs
Washbrrn says she thought as Th
flying rubbish hit the house. that
was a terrible loud hail storm lii
path CT the cyclone was small and W
are pleased to say thai outside of tn
: damage done. no one was hurt AM
Mr.. and Mrs. Washhurn S friends re
: joice at their luck escapey from a rid
= ON the wind.
: Bicycles at a sacrifice at \. b. Co
e 4 Co. S
Slowly aud sadly they climbed tn
distant mountain" and likewise di
the married men leave the bail grou..
= after their second game with the sing
men. The game started with Clark i
the BOX for the singles and tallie
wac all the benedicts could accumulat
: off his delivery and Garry at LIST kline
ly helped EN- TO some of those. |
their half the singles. burning fos IL
vense. Jumped onto Blackwell's dt
y livery and couldn't be headed unit
they had covered the bases time
: Later they took Il brace and at II
. fourth inning lead By Il score Of IL t
g. Murphy then weutinto the box an
:. by jumping quarter way to the plat
, before delivering the ball held til
score down to I tallies. While til
= singles. aided by wild throw tht lt
in ; tables run their card up to II :
y that the final inn ing it stood p to
in their favor As in the prcvi0u
game some very good playing va
>. done. and the Sd and deciding gan1
,rbinI rs II H.. nj a vaI at o.2n E'riI a