Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-05-03

l w mere ulu you Set liI"V 'S
Lanpher hat fits your head like a
glove.
Next Monday is the regular town
election. II you want an office there
| is your opportunity
Marquardt keeps on hand the
finest ice-cream, soda water
any flavor. Try it.
A special dispatch from Postmaster
Hummer says that Jessie went solidly
democratic Monday.
Mrs. A. L. Bowden has purchased
the residence OF Mrs. Retzlaff now oc-
cupied BY James H. Sinclair.
Hans o. Lien and ia oily expect to
leave in about week for a visit TO
their old home in Norway. They ex-
pect to return in the fall.
Harvey citizens refused to incorpor-
ate by majority of "a. There are a
few people in that that town who need
educating along municipal lines.
If YOUR dealer does not carry the
Lanpher hat, ask him to get it for
you. 1t gives better wear for the
money than any other hat in the
market.
Merchant Strandness, Of Hanna
ford. was Il pleasant caller at the
Courier office Monday, He had re-
Gently returned from the east and
came up 10 see his wife.
Merchant Latin. of Jessie, was en-
loving city life in Cooperstown Tues
dav afternoon MIR. Latin says that
the farmers are through wheat seed
ing in his neighborhood.
The many friends Of Mr. Joel Baum
throughout this county. deeply sym
pathZc with him in the loss of his be-
loved wife Her death is supposed TO
result for injuries received in run
away some time ago.
S. J. Jones wheeled in from Penn.
N D.. last Tuesday night to visit his
brother. Chef Jones. of the Sentinel
He is on his way to Minneapolis and
expects to bike the distance in fou,
days.
: A mass meeting has been calle,l &c
meet at the courthouse next Monday
evening, May It'll, for the purpose O
devising some plan for extending re
lief for the famine stricken people @
India. If you desire 20 help out ;
# cause that appeals to humanity a
Y large, be sure and attend this meeting
!. The old soldiers and w. f.. C. con
: templates observing Memorial Day II
: a proper and fitting manner this year
Rev. 5 ]. Dalton. Of Valley City. ha
been invited to deliver the address o,
the occasion and we understand that h
has accepted the invitation. Specia
: music and Il regular program of exer
+ cises will be prepared for the occa
y sion, particulars of which will be Civ
!" en- later.
q Mrs. NJ. A. Hartman and Mr.. a
It NJ Baldwin entertained the member
OF the Shakespeare club at their HON
= last Monday evening in a very roya
:. manner. The chief amusement of tn
=, evening was a guessing contest-eac
:, one present having to guess at tn
~ names authors Of the various plays
Following the games a very appeti,
, ing lunch was served and the CUES,
y present enjoyed the evenings enter
taiument very much.
y AS we 90 to press we learn tn;
Mrs. Joel Baum passed to the spir
- world yesterday evening at abo,
eight O'Clock. Her death. which wa
=, entirely unexpected, was due to son
- heart affection. superinduced by il
iuries received in a runaway SON
weeks ago. 1t came as a severe shoe
i'll to the communitv. Mrs. Baum was
re a pleasant disposition and general
~ loved. She leaves :. husband ar
O. three year old son to mourn her los
al w imbledOn News.
% ;, A Job lot of cape> and jackets at r
duced prices.
STRANDNESS & FURAAS.
.;r Hannaford. n.
'et Through an error in date Col. L.
elk Copeland arrived at Cooperstown la
n. Friday instead of Saturday as adve
he tised, and delivered his lecture at Il
hit courthouse. taking for his subjec
Nv ''Seeing the Elephant" The wealth
ry and mixture Of dates prevented
10. large crowd from hearing this lectrr
nd which was extremely good. neverth
m. less fair sized audience was preset
and all vote themselves we'll repaid f
" going. Col. Copeland is all that h
Gu been claimed for hiln-one Of the fine
/" lecturers on the American platfor
Do For an hour and a half he held t
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