Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-04-05


wrestling with q felon on his thumb.
Frank Shaner came down from
Aneta last Saturday to attend teach
ers' meeting at this place.
Miss Lulu Kelly, of McHenry, wa:
the guest of Miss Clara Brown from
last Friday until Monday morning.
Messrs. T.. NJ. Jackson and O. A
Greenhaum. of Binford, were in the
city Monday and Tuesday of this week
School ma ANS We're thicker than
hair on dog in town last Saturday
a teachers meeting being the attrac'
tions.
Mrs. O. w. Kerr and Miss Eckstein
went to Hannaford Monday afte rnoon
and were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A.. hardwood
Members OF the Congregational
church are requested to be present at
the mid-week meeting to night. Bust
, ness of Importance.
DR.. Tymms, of Darcy, will attend
at Hannaford each Thursday for the
practice of his profession.
PostofIice Inspector Meyer. of St.
Paul. checked up the postotfice at this
place last Thursday, and found every
thing all right. of course.
Farmers are hustling out their drills
and plows at lively rate these days
and our machinery firms are kept
busy setting up new machinery.
Dr. Featherston will be here on his
regular trip on April "a, %, Is. He
still makes fine set Of teeth for $40,
and extracts teeth without pain by the
new method.
Reserved seat tickets for the Chaplin
entertainment will be on sale at Peter
Nelson's hardware store On and after
the 9Th inst.
The Courier editor left for St Paul
Tuesday afternoon, where he will lay
in q stock of new job and advertising
type. wood type, etc, so that the Ole
pioneer Office will be better equipped
than ever to handle job work of the
latest STYLES and the lowest prices.
Geo. N. Storl has one Of the finest
-if not the fnest--chicken houses in
North Dakota, all planned and bull,
ay himself. He has fine flock Of
Plymouth Rock hens and they have
been laying all winter. Mr.. Stork
knows how to take care of chickens
right.
WANTED--man and wife to worl
on farm. for all season. Apply .e
Mat Thiel. Cooperstown, n. d.
a. j. Glass stepped Off the train a
this place last Thursday from Basin
Mont, to visit his brother: Mr.
William Glass. for q few days. Alex
looks just as natural us ever and o
course. after SO long an absence fron
Cooperstown. he notices IL big im
,provement in our town.
The ball given at the courthouse
last Friday evening was we'll ATTENDED
and is reported Us being the best s<
far as music furnished is concerned
Of any held this winter. There wa
quite IL large crowd present. man,
coming from McHcnry, Binford ant
Aneta A. Skeoch furnished the sup
per Tor the OCCASION
FOR SALE--Onc of the finest quartz
sections in Griggs Co., sw4 81 :'ec
2l-i41-GO IL miles south of Binford
Smooth. nearly level. rich soil. clay
subsoil at SIS per acre. Also south
Sec. lJ-l41-63. five miles from Nc
Henry. All good land, gently rolIin!
al $3.50 per acre. Term to sult--tl&s
will not last long at above price
Address T. w. Pcnhall. Morton
Mimi.
The L;.npler hat Try one and yo'
will buy more.
The great paper. The Minneapoli
Times. has. we lcarn, secured for it
self the enormous special cable new
service of the New York Herald. Th
Times seems to follow the idea that NJ
expense must be spared in the matte
of giving reliable news, and the pa
per's treatment OF political question
has made it popular throughout til
whole northwest. a popularity whic
is steadily growing and is deserved.
Rev. Geo. r. s;eares preached i
the Congregational church last Su,
day evening, being greeted by a lars
congregation, many OF them being hi
practitioners when h" was pastor {
tie church seven years ago. Th
many friends of the reverend gentle
man We're pleased to grasp his han
once again. He left Oh Tuesday