Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-05-03
HANNAFORD.

w. c. Langdon took the train for
Fargo Thursday, returning Monday. /
F.. S. Waggoner. the relief agent. is
with his wife. settled for the present in !
w. L. Caves house.
Geo. Gunderson is putting the finish
inc touches to his neat little nest.
S. II. Berg g. Co.. have in already
Il car load of Champion binders.
Soren is evidently going to push 'em.
w L. Cave writes that he hopes to
get through without an operation. but
will stay at least month in order to
rest up
Dr. Tymms was called Thursday to
attend to Ole Fogderud's baby who
was troubled with teething and its
stomach.
Nels and j. Markuson drove to
Cooperstown Thursday morning and
DaZev i'm the afternoon. in time to get
caught in the rain.
Claudia Jackson was take seriously
i'll % week ago Wednesday. Brim
was called and at present writing she
is somewhat easier.
Miss Myrtle l'r-eckel. of spaita.
WIS.,. came on Fridays train and
will e"journ f"r the summer with Mrs.
Ada Robinson.
Donald Camp@eli has a 30 hose
f, power Avery engine nn the way. This
ought to remedy his trouble of las,
YEAR. which was lack of power.
We have had a good many rcques.~
to em,erpret that dream. but for the
present we are as mum as the tra
ditional oyster. We were once young
ourselves.
Mrs. t'iero and Beth drove in from
| the farm Friday. returning to Coop
erstuwn after the $4,000 rain we had.
Cue s. we will Lave to call on YOU for
/ So apiece for our famine fund.
Mr. La Valley took Thursday 5
train for his Minnesota home. having
disposed OF all his stock. He is cor
responding with parties who think
OF locating q bank here.
Nor,hlup King 4 Co.: 1--WE are
prepared to forward all the seeds
ordered by you with exception OF
Bromus Inermus. This we expect
next week from Europe. So far as we
are advised no seed of good quality
is al present obtainable in the coun-
try" \ word to the wise is sufficient
The young people intended to sur
prise Mrs $. H. Berg Friday evening
the occasion being her birthday. but
she surprised them by inviting them
to come and eat ice-eream. But who
ever it was that was surprised. they
all passed a pleasant evening in dis
cussing recherche, supper and playing
crokinole.
Such is fame. The Sentinel says
that Kerr dragged home a 7-pound
pickerel. Now we kick and protest
and kick hard. because it happens
that we dragged that tish3 miles and
IA furlongs. up hill and down dale.
until it weighed l3lbs Ia ounces, and
until oul arms were as long as a
plumbers bill. We will admit tina,
Kerr caught it. but when it comes to
the dragging part. he simply was nj
in it.
Miss Daisy Williams came in
on Saturday. $ train. She has
her old school and commenced {
6 months term Tuesday.
For full information as how Il
fish bathe and stir up mud in the
creek bottom. all at one and tbs
same time, apply to Tom Moore
: A. Strandness passed through
on his way to Cooperstown
Saturday, returning here Mon
day.
, We understand that w. L
Cave has sold his house and lot:
to Knut Furaas.
Rev. Burns commenced hi:
summer 5 ministry at this plac'
d last Sunday. Services every tw,
4 weeks. There will also b.
J, services next Sunday at 1 a. m
!. Word came Monday from "
}. l.. Cave that he was to be open
ated on for appendicitis in da,
}. or two. Hannaford seems to b
having more than it's share @
such cases.