Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-11-15
w. experi., ced our first snowfall II

w" experi"t ced our first snowfall
al the season last +, DAY at,
1t fr"ze up a few days earlier than
usual this year November 6tA was
the Gay.
Jack Murphy boarded the unlimited
lat Fridav afternoon aud went to
Sauborn.
Thee N;,rnhrrg left Friday after
noon Ior "A conpl. of weeks visit with
his parents at 'ennng. MINI.
Druggist Bsten,n took day or
two Off last week and went TO Fargo
visit frienGs. He returned home
Friday
Mrs. Paul Buell.. of McI-earv. was
Co"perstown LIST week, making
purchases. She returned home last
Saturday.
Louis KEEL left on FRIDAY afternoon
for Auamoosr. n. D.. where he ex-
pcGt, To winter With his brother
Charley at that llace
The best is ALWAYS the cheapest.
| Lp-to-date. progressive. actual BUSH
ness from the start. The Commercial
| College. Mankato. MINI. Send for
ca aloyue.
Mckinley CARRIED every county in
(, North Dakota. recori no other
state in tie union can make. The
ma jOritN for the hea.l Of ,he republic
can ticket is 1900
The Courier conrratulates Senator
a. Be- cher Cox ON his reelection to
the state senate. and at he same time
extends its sympat ~ tt Bro { lark of
the Advocate We can see Clarky
weeping great big briiiy tea!s-in our
mind
The election is over anl lifted for
another two years. The result has
1T some sore spots. of course. but
tn y will heal over ia time. The peo-
pie have spoken and a majority rules.
Let us look cheerful and accept
the .eneral verdict in the proper spirit.
4 new booth for use in the long dis
lance telephone office has been re-
ceived b. Manager Golf of the local
exchange. 1t j, fine piece of furni-
tare with double wallis, etc and you
can now tall. to your best girl in Far
go without every body KNOWN" what
You say.
Mrs. Joseph f.. Tiiler RECENTLY re-
c.iv,d word from England announr.
i !. the death of her mother. and since
has received word that quite Il it'll
property had been left t., be divided
i,etwee, her and eight other heirs.
We hope THAI Mrs. Tiler will r..tIiz.
u snug amount AS her shAlc uf The
; ,tate.
II. j. l'iurn left Saturday afternoon
for Window. Mimi. at which
place he will settle down and
engage in farming. MIR. Biorn
erstown tor Il number of wears and
/. has many friends here. The Courier
t wishes him abundant success at farm
ing and hopes that he will reap many
/ abundant harvcsts.
The ladies of the Lutheran society
: held their anmua! fair at tin" Eirc Hall
last Friday ;ftcrnoon and evening
The ladies had un sale many fancy
aud useful articles and disposed Of
most of them. In the evening ii basket
supper was served. the baskets. cor
tanning supper for two. being auc-
toned Off SOM. OF them h.iu.y bid in
{ rs high As y 50 each The boys seemed
to be willing tn pay a big price for
their supper.
< Mckinleys handsome majority in
the county. despite the hard work of
l the opposition to give Bryan Il majori
: ty. is very gratifying. rhr sch, u!-
y house campaigning i'l Bro. Abbot
$ and States Attni.n,., lutte Was very
"
I / ~ presidr't Nr /; N Carried the
4 county in l:S.,tit,N ~ ~ iorltv Griyys
. county is republican 90, national and
l. state affairs h> safe margin. and
: the ,e 'uie l,t -, It'd too keep Did
" Glory io..tin
q Good Americ W prints per a G.
cts. at the one price store.
1t l. FRI; BROS. 4 Co.
). Peter Ste vatt. OF Helena spout two
or three days OF last week il, the city
Peter had no grain crop TIN year
= and a few days ago he thought hi
! would d: lis y TIT 'e- He 1T {
- half an acre List May early ant
figured that he woulG tav. e. lgt
''Spuds la est THIS inte,' anyhow. Sc
- BE- hltcheu up three nnrseS and to
:, reth.r viz, himself and Il boy and tn.
Il