Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-09-06
L. o. leinn. the Hope contractor was
Cooperstown visitor last Sunday.

l.. -. Flnn. the hope contractor was
Cooperstown visitor last Sunday.
Hon. Mic Swenson was circulating
among friends in the metropolis
Saturday.
WANTED-a good girl for general
homework at once. Apply to A. Nj.
Olson. NJ lson's hardware.
a successful school must be good
one. Get a catalogue from the Man.
kato Commercial College. Mankato,
Mimi. and investigate.
Misses May Retzlatf and Alice
Jimeson left Monday for St. Paul, the
former to attend school and the latter
to get medical treatment.
John X. Olson. of Pilot Mound, was
a caller at the Courier sanctum last
Saturday. MIR. Olson is just getting
around again after a spell of sick
ness.
Fresh bakery goods every day at
SkeOch bakery.
Rev. j. Il. Killen. pastor OF the Con-
gregational church. Of Hope. n. D..
will preach here next Sunday, Sep.
9th. having exchanged pulpits with
Rev. V. H. Ruring for that dav.
Gilman Nordhougen, who has been
setting type on the Sentinel tor the
past year or more, has hung up his
apron and composing stick and will
90 back to the deaf school at Devils
Lake.
Group photos of either of the base
ball mines can be had at the gallery.
There seemed to have been some
confusion about Monday being a
legal holiday and consequently school
did not open up. The code says that
any day set apart by the governor of
the state Icy proclamation is a legal
holiday in that state. SEEING that the
governor did not proclaim Monday
was not legal holiday.
Skeocis IS prepared To furnish first
class table board for a few steady
bOarde.-s at reas enable rates.
They say that it is better late than
never, SO the Conrier takes this oppor-
tunity OF congratulating Mr.. and Mrs;
John Cain over their little daughter
born to them on August 9th. The
little stranger is certainly a welcome
j addition 10 This household and the
happy parents anticipate :
great deal of comfort from the littl
e girl. Here's hoping that she viii
e grow and thrive aud live to be a bless
j ing to her parents.
The fresh oyster season is here agai
and SO are the oysters. First ship
e ment hero today ut S!seoch's.
n Hammer < Condy's mammoth ma
d chinery hall aud stock barn is rea,
ing completion. Worhmen are Ell
gagged in putting on the outside fms
of steel sheeting. This structure is
u fire ornament to that part OF town an
y is Que OF the finest machinery depot
in the state. Messers. Hammer
Condy are to be- congratulated o
their enterprise in tue face of the poo
- crop. We understand that they al
figuring on building a fine new stot
On their corner probably next year
the crop outlook is good.
Is A girl wanted at Skeoch 5 for liitcl
is en- work.
- The Courtenay ball team came Owe
to Cooperstown Tuesday to play bal
n In the forenoon they played acombin;
o. tion of the first nine and u
w Greys the combination winnir
] by score of II to t. In the afte
at noon they were supposed to pla
ne Hannaford but it was another con
If bination OF first nine. Greys NJ
Hannaford the score ending ) to
-. favor of the combination. Will ST
- clair pitched good article OF ball
this game. The Courtenay club
composed Of a gentlemanly lot
he fellows and they play good ball, al
It. in justice to them we desire to say tn
og had they played either the Greys {
ur Hannafords as individual clubs.
in would have been II wallSaway for the
he in both games.
ID DR.. ]. A. II. Winsloe. Veterina
-, Surgeon. graduate of the Ontario Y.
g Urinary College. Office at II. H. BAT
IN man & Co.'s drug store. All cal
I'd promptly attended to.
The school census of North Dako
y has increased during the past yea
S.O3S. Reckoning four individuals
each child OF school age the increa:
= :, of population of the whole state {
shown by the census returns. would