Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-05-03
LOCALS.
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operator in the telephone central Of
fee.
Miss Minnie Newbery is getting
bad dose of swelled head-she has q
boil.
Lanpher hats in spring styles no"
ready. All colors in stiff and Fedora
shapes.
House for sale or rent. Apply to
O. S. GuNDERSoN.
Next Sunday evening the pastor
of the Baptist church will preach on
"Onalifications for church member
ship"
nice shower visited this section
last Thursday, doing some good TO
the Grain sown. The ground was
very dry aud more rain is needed.
For SALE OR RENT-The So OF the
nw4 and the nj of the swt "f Sec. w
,14-6c DAVID BARTLETT.
We understand that Miss Haggerty
has purchased the celebrated pony
.:l)euteronomy." She will probahiy
cacb,isten him EXodu s-after she gets
him going
The wind of last Friday afternoon
turned over the horse stables on the
fair grounds. 1t seems to us tha1
anchor posts are necessary TO holo
them down.
Up, Void, of Duluth, has accepted
A. position in John Syverson store
and will have charge of the dry goods
deuartmen,. MIR. Void comes recon-
mended as an experienced clerk.
DR.. J. a. H. Winsloe. Veterinary
Surgeon, graduate of the Ontario Vet
Urinary College. Office at II. H. Bate
man g. Co.'s drug store. All calls
promptly attended to-
G.. M. Marsh has rented Nels ElIlng
sons house on tie Boulevard and
will soon be settled in his new home
Mrs. Marsh arrived last week and Z
M will have no more trips to IN ak, to
Valley City.
A mass meeting of the citizens
Cooperstown will be held Thnrsda
evening at S o'clock, at the fire ma!
for the purpose of making arrange
ments for IL grand Fourth of July cele
b.ation.
House for sale or rent. Apply TO
O. S. GUNDERSON
Mr.. George Van Blom, of James
town, N. D., has purchased nj. be
rum's Photographic outfit. taking pos
session May LIST. Mr.. Van Blom is
very pleasant gentleman to meet, an
we feel sure that he will do we'll. w
are pleased to have him locate {:
Cooperstown.
Ole X. Krogfcs, who lives north {
Jessie met wi til a painful accident la
Friday. While working with barbe
wire an end came loose. flew up an
struck him in the eye, splitting u
eve ball. AS the pupil was not il
iured it is possible that he will nc
lose the siyht of his eye entirely.
Judge Bartlett came in from II
south Tuesday and renewed acqual1
ance with his many friends here. III
Judge is one of the pleasantest ar
most affable men in the state to NEE
and we don't blame the Griggs coun
people for wanting him for judge
this district -Carrington lndepender
r. w. Soule. the eye specialist vi
be at Bate,nan & Co.'S drug sto
again Monday. Tuesday, Wednesds
and Thursday. May !, s. 9. 10. pr
pared to examine defective eyes al
fit glasses when needed. Don't mi
this chance to have your eyes titte
Examination free,
Hammer & Condy are moving the
machinery sheds on Church sire
preparatory to building large bri
machinery hall and stock bar
We understand that work on t
foundation will be commenced rig
away. Messrs. Hammer & Con.
contemplate putting up a two-sto
building covering three lots 1oxl-
1t will be substantial structure al
a credit to the enterprise Of this fri
Mrs. Susanna Walks. mother Of
T.. Walks and Mrs. G. M. Marsh. di
ats a. M. Thursday at her home
Leal. Barnes county. Mrs. Walks W
born in Canada in 1924 and was
years old at the time of her deaf
She had had two or three attacks
apoplexy, and it is thought tt
these FASTENED her death. She was
devout Christian woman and "
highly esteemed because Of her ma
womanly virtues. She was intern
Friday in the cemetery at Leal. n