Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-02-01
LOCALS.
No. L hard SO.5l

Mrs. B. X. Clinic returned from an
extended visit to Fargo last Friday
Services will be continued at the
Park schoolhouse Thursday. Friday
and Sunday afternoon.
Syver Simonsen. who has been sick
with pleurisy for the past two weeks.
is recovery right along and will soon
be out again.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. V. Seignor will he glad to learn
that their daughter, Helena, who has
been very i'll with diphtheria, is get
ting better.
8. S. Burns, of Gardner. N. D.,
who has been visiting with his brother,
Rev. B. A. Burns. and family, for
the past two weeks, left for his home
Monday morning.
Ben Kuhns interesting letters are
greatly enjoyed by our readers. Mr..
Kubns promised us a letter once a
month and we hope he will bear that
proposition in mind and not skip one
Ii ke he did the last time
n DR.. j. A. H. Winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon. graduate of the Ontario Vet
;inary College. Office at II. H. Bate
pm & Co.'s drug store. All calls
Emptly attended TO.
Gust Olson and Mrs. J. S.
Z Olson returned from few days visit
with friends at Valley City last Tues
day. j. S. is tickled at his wife's re-
turn because he had to bake biscuits
and he don't like that kind of work.
Will Garry INDUCED in another of
his tri-weekly visits to- Sanborn last
Friday returning next day. Will will
try to make weekly schedule for HIM
self hereafter, as every tune he goes
down there he feels as if he wanted to
go all the time.
Dr. Rose. the dentist, will be in his
office from Feb. ! to Is.
The; next meeting of the Woodman
lodge will be held next Thursday at !
d. m. sharp. Election of officers and
the imitation of anothe. class of
candidates. Brothers from surround
ing camps are invited to be present
.aud give the victims that enthusiastic
reception that they look for.
GA DR.. Featherstone--Mon-
.dHlYYFf day, February 26, p. %.
The Fargo Argus says that a man
has been found. who has a hen that
laid an egg OH the she'll of which were
the initials "W. j. e." The Argus
is of the opinion that this incident
foretells the election of Mr.. Bryan as
president.
Rev. J. A. Jacobsen, of Minnea.
polls was in the city last Friday and
was the guest of Mr.. O M. Varnson
Mr.. Jacobson is presiding elder o.
the Scandinavian Nj. I. church. He
was given an old branch time card a.
a Minneapolis and missed the train a
p Cooperstown, SO that he had to re
main over night
You are sure to wan, a stylish spring
suit. We are shown, the newest pat
terms in great variety We make then
as they should be male.
BOOTHB, g. .JERMAN,
The Cooerstown Tailors
The following iteu from the Cava
lier Chronicle, concerning former
popular pastor of C'operstown. may
be of interest to TIE readers of tn
Courier: ''Rev. CIV. Collinge, tn
popular NJ. E. past'r of Drayton ha
been transferred to he Minnesota con
ference, and shattered at Alexandria
q he will leave for lis new field mex
q week. Rev. and Mrs. Collinge are
u much beloved by tie Drayton peopl
q among whom they rave lived for near
IN Ave years. Allregret to have then
Ss .ve."
ct ;. c.. Cooper writes the Courie
S y St. Louis Were he is taking il
city. He says it is awfully coll
s needs his fur coat and cap
visited St Paul, Minneapolis
ing and Omaha since leavin
4 Speaking If the weather he say
81 nothing worse in Coopers
Il han they we're having in ST
I'M at that tine. Continuing h
M e is commencing to think tina
~ of goingwest to grow up wit
un,ry we lad better go south t.
up in the country. He left TO
anooga the day he wrote and b
ime he is rveling in the orang
,sofFlorid;-if they aint froze W
I'd TidiHE to Astllln.
Sufferers.
lsy's Honey and Tar gives quic
positive relief 1t is the gres
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