Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-08-16


returned last Thursday from a visit
with friends in Wisconsin and Mime
sofa.
Sells Bengsen boarded the south
bound limited Monday. en- route to
Fargo. Sells used to 90 to Wimble
don.
j. A. Motfat and Fred Hodgman
started for Cooperstown Tuesday
morning by the overland route.-Inter-
national
Unlike most of the picnics which are
| spoken of as dry times. the school
teachers picnic last Thursday, was de-
cidedly wet.
| Frank Retzlatf and wife drove in
from Cooperstown SATURDAY. and is
visiting at the home of L. A. Sinclair.
international.
Don't heat up your house baking
bread this hot weather. but Guy your
bread at the bakery. Only DC loaf.
Do you know that Berg Bros. &
Co., are selling hardware at reduced
prices.
Miss Hazel Hartman entertained a
number of her young friends at her
home last Wednesday afternoon, and
the little folks enjoyed themselves very
much Refreshments were served.
The Deweys hereby challenge the
winners of the fat and lean ball game,
game for any sum from 81 to $1,000
with refreshments on the side.
WIN. GAMBLE. Manager.
The Fargo ball team wants to play
with Cooperstown. but wants the game
to be played at Fargo. The Coopers-
town club would like to play Fargo
but we want the game played here.
Cash paid for hides. Hart & Hum
mer, Jessie, N. D.
| Hans o. Lier returned from his Nor
way trip last Wednesday. looking re-
markably we'll and feeling quite cheer
full in spite OF the short crops. He en-
ioyed his trip to the old country very
much indeed. He says he did not &C
to Paris to take in the exposition.
$40 reduction on all bicycles at y
3. Cox & Co.'s
George Pratt. Jr.. and James Nc
Culloch have filed on homesteads W
in the Turtle Mountain country ant
have been up there several weeks put
ting up hay. We understand that they
together with several of their neigh
bors. will send their stock up their t.
be wintcred, hay being very plenti
ful up there. with hundreds of peopl
after it. They have quite a lot o
timber on their land.
The best is none too good fo
our customers. We have ice
cream and soda water. the bes
in the city. MARQUARDT.
The baseball fans who journeyed t.
Larimore last Tuesday and saw on
boys wallop the Wheatland team
+ have been clanoring ever since for
team that will make our boys hustle
Well, they will undoubtedly get thei
4 satisfy-next Monday and Tuesday
/ when the Brainerd semi-professiona
club plays here. That they have on
of the strongest. if not the tastes
teams in the northwest is demonstrate
!. by their record on this trip.-Herale
The above was written before the
played practice game with Coopers
town. 1t is different now.
ca Dr. FeatherstOne-Mol
4 GtfYTYY9 day. Aug. -. IS. %.
The teachers did not pass any rese
buttons upon the adjournment of tt
q summer school but they did somethin
. that will be more lasting in the mine
of the conductor and assistant, /
presenting to Prof. j. H. Callahan
!, beautiful bound volume "Lall
y Rookh." and to Miss Ella Stout.
It similarly bound volume entitle
e Light of Asia. The presentatie
y was made at the depot just as Il
J. train pulled out. and both Mr.. Call
e han and Miss Stout very much al
preciated the gifts Of the teachers. al
g the teachers of Griggs county vel
A. much appreciate the good work OF Il
~ conductor and assistant. this beil
At the second year that they have co
y. Quoted summer school at Cooper
If town.
I'd Did you mention soda water (
Of ice-cream? You can get the fl
I'd est to be had at Marquardt
Without exception the Minneso
p State Fair. held midway between t
Twin Cities. September to s. W
d: eclipse all previous exhibitions, DO
e. as to diversity in the agricultural a