Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-03-29

| MISS Margaret Monsoon, Mrs.
Stevens milliner. will be here April
LIST.
l.. B. Hanna, of the First Bank of
Cooperstown, came up on the train
Tuesday
Olsen, Cox Il Co.. have a number
of work horses which they will sell at
a bargain.
DIR. Patou was in town Monday and
Tuesday attending to professional
! business.
Mrs. Paul Buell. of McHenry, was
a Cooperstown visitor last Monday
and Tuesday.
Rev. V. Fl. Ruring will preach at
the home of Mr.. Henry Detwiller next
| Sunday afternoon at 800
| Albert Monson, of Finley. and
Andrew Gilderhouse, of Aneta. have
purchased the Finley meat market.
| Nels Ostland returned to Coopcrs-
town last Tuesday after a winters
absence. Like all others he is glad to
get back to North Dakota's bracing
atmosphere.
| E. w. Blackwell received a telegram
announcing the death of his sister,
Mrs. Mann, at Red Wing. MIMI.
Yesterday. and left on the afternoon
train fo~ that place.
WANTED-girl for kitchen work.
Apply at once at Skeoch' $ restaurant.
Rev. George Il. Scarles. former
| pastor Of the Congregational church,
! will preach in that church at this
place next Sunday evening. We hope
the friends of Mr.. Searles will turn
out to this service
! Stella, the 10 year old daughter of
| MIR. and Mrs. j. Z. Blockev, of the
Newell House, died Tuesday evening
| at 1870 from Chorea. The child had
never been healthy auo had always
suffered more or less with the disease.
LOST-a tanning mill screen. No.
I, sprin. wheat for seed. Lost be
tween Barnard farm and our place
east of river. Finder please leave ut
Hammer & Condys and oblige.
| BUTLER & UPTON.
The Scandinavian Mission Society
will hold meetings at the Fire Hall.
commencing Friday evening Mar. 3d.
at p. H., and continuing over Sun
day. Miss Annie Anderson Of James
town will conduct the song and music.
| +. o. Besuchet has just placed in
position in his meat market one Of
the finest refrigerators this side of the
twin cities. The chest is S by II feet
on the ground floor and is II feet
high 1t is made of hard wood and is
very handsome piece of furniture
NOTICE.-I am going to herd both
horses and cattle the coming summer.
northwest Of Cooperstown. Anyone
having stock should write me at once.
stating number they have. Best of
water and range furnished.
r. C.. AUBREY.
COOperstOwn, n. D.
j. w. Fiero has purchased the red
house and intends to move to town
just as soon as the place can be put
10 shape. We understand that MIR.
Eiero will improve the property con-
-;derably N the way Of painting, etc.
u at will materially enhance the valGe
.as we'll as the looks of the house.
The Courier editor received a letter
from Rev. George II Scar!es. of
Hancock, Mimi. formerly pastor OF
the congregational church at this
place. MIR. Searles has been called to
Columbus, Mont. and expects to call
at Cooperstown on his way out and
visit a day or two with old friends.
We received batch of locals from
BinforG last Thursday too late fol
publication. The correspondent did
not sign his name therefore We refuse
to publish the items Notwithstanding
that we would like TO do so. CORES.
pondents will will please let the editor
know who they are Their name vii
not be published or given away tC
any one.
! y brother of Rev. NJ. Must went in
sane in New Iork while on his wa,
to Cooperstown. He was buncoed on
: of his money by New York shark
which unbalanced his mind. He wa
sent on TO Iooperstown and arrived
Wednesday, He imagines he is Nan
sen, the explorer. 1t is very sa.
ease and we hope his condition is onl,
q temporary.
The government experiment station
for North Dakota will! send. free.
H.