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

FOR OellclOuS lce-cfeam Try
Marquardt.
Group photos of either of the base
ball mines can be had at the gallery.
If some of those fellows don't quit
getting full and making disturbances
on the sidewalk they are liable to get
their names in the paper.
Freeman Boothby returned from a
visit to Winnipeg last Wednesday
Gust .Ternan remained up there and
may return in a few days.
Skeoch is prepared To furnish first
class table board for a few steady
boarders at reasonable rates.
Miss Marion Sherman. who has been
the guest of Miss Hazel Hartman. for
the past two weeks. left for her home
a, Tower City last Friday.
Do not forget that the fall term OF
The Commercial College. Mank alto.
Mimi, will open Sept. 3. Get one OF
their illustrated catalogues.
Dr. Featherstone will make very
low prices on dental work. Fine teeth
50 and $40. on Aug. -. %. %.
The Enforcement League ought to
come up to Cooperstown and sample
some of the hard elder that is being
sold 1t is said to b. warm stuff.
The summer school which has been
in session for the past three weeks. adj
| journed last Friday and the teachers
have, 40 doubt, protited by the in
| struction received during that time.
1t seems to be just as easy to rain
now as it was not to rain a few weeks
ago. Another elegant rain visited
this section last Thursday night which
has done an immense amount of yoot
to pastures and late flax.
The lawn social advertised to taxi
place on the lawn at Carl Scott wa
broken up by u heavy rain storm.
was postponed until the next nigh
and another storm cam" up. 1t is no
often that rain interferes with a socia
a -particularly this summer.
Wishing to close out the il entil
stock of wheels. a. 3. Cox & Co.. wi
sell bicycles on hand at n reduction c
Slv.
The Courier has received a compli
mentary ticket for one days doing 4
the Minnesota State Fair with re
!, quest to do about S25 worth of advel
: tising-the ticket is worth soc. \
we can say is that over 100000
prizes and purses have been hung u
. and those who 90 will no doubt cl
: Joy themselves.
J. When you want a good square me;
$ in good style call ut Skeoch's 5. Evel
l.. thing neat and clean.
q Notwithstand short crops, farme
g in the Red River valley are cryir
y out for more harvest hands. and tt
railroad contractors cannot get the
enough to lay rail on the railroad e
a tensions. There is no need for men
y be idle if they are willing to wor
e lust because we have q short crop
q Griggs county.
y \ lawn social was held at the far
of S. B. Lanyford last Wednesds
:, evening quite large number fro
= town driving out to enjoy the occ
sion. Various outdoor amusement
we've INDUCED in and elegant ic
y cream, cake. etc, was served fo:' |.
- freshmeuts. The NJ. +. society too
in $40 for the sale of ice-cream. etc.
Mt The Grand Forks Herald pays t
IS CooperstOwn bali club the folio" l.
a compliment:
S. The last game of the tourname
a here took place today ut the Chauta
!, qua ground, between Grand For
u and CooperstOwn. Cooperstown W
b. with Il score of , to !. The game "
5. resplendent with brilliant plays II
was not won until the last m,n W
put out. IhiS game leaves Cooper
town champion Of The state and tn
es deserve it, They are an aggregate
IN that their town may be proud of.
wv The Herald is very fair with
as write-up and is strictly ahead Of Sol
,ir some other sheets in the state ON ba
IT. ball matters.
es The fats and leans will play ball
ol the fair grounds tomorrow Frlda
W. afternoon. which will probably wi
s. up the ball season at CooperstoH
ho 1t promises to be a game full of
IS and scores. Here is the way the tea
gu will line up. Cor the fats: Oscar
90 Kerr. Sells Bengson. John Ro,
W. Rier Anderson, Phil Reimar. I
w. Rose. Geo. Elder, DR.. Winsloe. I
10 the leans: David Bartlett. RI
ri. Shouse. Will Garry. Thor Hetag
as r. j. Biorn. Q. NJ. Varnson. Magr
os Greenland. Z L. Buckmaster. Bl