Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-02-08
PUTNAM FANELSS
DYES are fast to sun
light, washing and rub
bling.
Sold by s. ALMKLOVE.

bling.
Sold by s. ALMKLOVE.
The meetings at the Park school
house closed last Sunday. The church
was greatly quickened and a few de-
cided to accept Christ.
William Sandy, of Wimbledon, was
a visitor to Cooperstown last Tuos.
day. William S shadow doesn't ap-
pear to be getting any smaller.
Bananason which is short way
of saying Ben Anderson), is now
holding the ribbons over one of j. G.
Flynn's fat dray teams-and he is all
right in that line of business, too.
Contractor Motfat and crew are at
work putting in a new plate glass
front in William Glass Office. to-
gether with a new floor. Mr.. Glass
will have a fine office when completed.
You will need hat this spring.
Don't forget that you can get perfect
hat in Lanpher at reasonable cost.
Postmaster Alfstad. of McH enry,
was in the city Tuesday. trying to
make arrangements for getting mail
to his town. Heretofore it has been
going three times week on the train
but the railroad refuses to carry it
longer.
Sam a. Moore. formerly an old
Cooperstown boy. was married at
Fargo Wednesday evening. Jan. 3lst,
1900. to Sadie I. Henderson. The
many friends of Sam hereby extend
hearty congratulations. May he and
his wife live long and prosper.
Robert Miller. Of Bue. and Pete
Burns. of Ottofy. were in the city Sun
day trying to dispose OF some Lakota
A. O. L. w. souvenirs at $l.OC
each The Lakota boys are dedicat-
ing q new 700 hall On the ed and
are making a grea! big effort to raise
,, he money.
DR.. Featherston will make very low
prices on fine dental work. See him
and get an estimate on your work. a
splendid set of tceth-beaut!Iul and
natural as life for $40.
| Mrs. Buckmaster received te!e-
gram from Pelican Rapids. Mimi. last
Friday. conveying the sad news Of the
death of her brother. He was killed
Instantly in the woods bv {. tree fall
inc upon him. Mrs. Bucllmaster left
for Pelican Rapids Oh the afternoon
| train.
Last Tuesday. Feb. 9th, was Mrs.
NJ. S. RusselI's 10Th birthday. and
many ladies called upon her at her
home with Mrs. O. D. Purinton, and
wished her many happy returns OF the
day. Ice. cream. cake and other re-
Treatments we're served to the callers
The Courier hopes that Mrs Russell
will live to see many. many more
birthdays.
DR.. Platou. of VallevCity will be in
Cooperstown Monday and Tuesday
the 26th and 9th of February. for
the purpose of practicing his profess
sion.
H. A. Sundin returned from Fargo
Monday and reports his mother-in'
law, Mrs. Erickson. much better. She
is under DR.. Tham's care and was
operated upon TO: gall stones. The
old lady is about 20 years old ant
stood the operation in good shape
and declares that when she come:
home she will be ready for a dance
The friends of Mrs. Erickson arc
pleased to lear of her recovery. She
is in Dr. Tham's hospital and want:
us to say that he has treated her very
kindly and skilfully. and the nurses
in attendance are the best TO be OBJ
tanned in the land.
NOTICE. am going to herd botl
horses and cattle the coming summer
northwest Of Cooperstown. Anyone
having stock should write me at once
stating number they have. Best o
water and range furnished.
r. c.. AUBREY.
There was Il social at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Mills last F'rida.
evening. which was very largely at
tended, many OF our young folks driv
ing out to the Mills homestead, sever
miles south of town to enjoy the fes
tivities of the occasion. The socia
was gotten up for the purpose of rails
ing money for library for the Mill
school and was a great financial sue
cess. The following is the program
rendered:
Reading w. D. Sinclair
Piano Solo. Mabel Mills