Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-04
6riees Courier.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER i 1900.
LOCALS.
NO. hard 800.

Y.
Cooper.
Next week we shall give our candi-
dates a write-up. This week our space
is too crowded
L. +. Warner went down to Fargo
last Saturday. just ten hours too late
to see the apostle of l6 to l-Bryan
Editor Monteith. of Finley was a
pleasant caller at the Courier sane
tum last Saturday. He was a dele
gate to the Legislative convention.
Olaf johnson received splendid
vote in the convention and feels cheer
full over the result Mr.. johnson SAYS
he will work for the ticket just the same
which is the proper spirit to show.
Mic Green received II votes in the
convention for register of deeds and
has himself to blame for not being
the unanimous choice. Mic would
have made a splendid official
The populist spectators jumped into
those republican apples at u lively
gait and SO far no casualties have
been reported. The apples are all
right if the republicans aint, eh bo,s
Sells Bengson left Monday after
noon for jamestown where he has ac-
cepted Il position as clerk in the Capt.
tai House. Sells is a popular clerk
and we shall miss him from his &C.
customed haunts.
Dr.. Irgens, dentist. of Valley
City, will make regular visits to
Cooperstown hereafter. Watch
this paper for dates.
Rev. G.. a. Mack and family. of
Inkster. have been the guest OF MIR.
and Mrs. +. w. Blackwell for several
days past. Mrs. Mack will be known
to Cuoperstown friends as Miss Lulu
Lehman. formerly Of Sanborn.
We have received a. communication
from Mr.. +. L. Hayyerty. o: Ber-
midi. Mimi. relating to our election
laws. which we will Try to publish
next week. Mr.. Haggerty does not
approve of being disfranchised on ac-
count of residence
A cir! wantcda, Skeoch's for l;itct-
en- work.
O. G Majors, the only si,non-pure
populist and candidate for governor
on the midroad ticket, was in town
Monday on his way to Darcy He at
tended the populist convention and
said lie could not swallow that Tam
many Croker tail tackled onto the
populist party and quit it,
The people and pastor of the Con-
gregational church desire to convey
to the people OF Cooperstown, the
sister churches. the quartet, the choir
and the press an expression of graft
tude and appreciation for the interest.
hospitality and cooperation mani
tested during the late association.
V. Fl. IsCRING. Pastor.
T.. w. Soule. the Minneapolis eye
specialist. will be st Varnson'S Jew
elry store again Friday, Saturday and
Monday Oct - l3 and Is. Last week
this season. Don't miss this chance
to have your eyes fitted by a reliable
specialist. Examinations free.
Mrs. Ada Unruh. president of the
national board of organizers of the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
will speak in Cooperstown Oct. 18th.
afternoon and evening. Mrs. Cnruh
has nearly completed nine months of
successful work in North Dakota Civ
ing an address nearly every day.
Time and place of meetings will be an
nOunced later
WANTED-a fresh milch COW. at
once G.. N. STORK
Bro. Abbott was called upon for q
speech at the populist convention and
said that a republican speaker sug-
gested that the republicans put their
shoulders to the wheel and push. He
said he ditn't know what kind of a
wagon the republicans had but he
knew that they had an ice wagon in
1892 and thea Immediately switched
Off to AM TIER sui ject rs lie called to
mind that Tammanv ice trust wagon
supported by Boss Croker.
Mr.. H. N. Horner, Of Sherbrooke.
republican nominee for sheriff Of
Steele county. was in our cit: last
Saturday attending the legislative
convention. We acknowledge u
pleasant call from the gentleman.
MIR. Horner represents the central por-
ton of Steele county and is {: gentle
Aman very we'll qualified for the posi-
ton lie seeks. He has been {. resident
of Steele county for a number Of years
and stands we'll with his npinhbOrs