Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-03-01

Simply boiling your
goods in the dye is ali
that's necessary.
Sold by S. ALMKLOVE.
Here it is March LIST. Where has
the winter gone anyhow?
Bring in your township tickets. We
will print them cheaper than you can
write them out.
i. S. Hamilton's brother arrived
from st. Cloud last Friday. to assist
in taking care of F.. S.
Mrs. J. H. Whitcher. of Valley
City, has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. w. Blackwell the past few
DAYS.
Gen. Butler favorite hymn is said
to be "Shall we gather AT the river. -
while Dom Paul says ''There will be a
hot time at the Tugela tonight.
Rev, H. Brasta0. of Fargo. state
agent for the children's home society.
will preach in the Baptist church Sun
day morning and in the NJ Z. church
in the evening.
DR.. Knox. of Wahpeton University.
will preach in the Congregational
church next Sunday morning and
evening at the usual time. DR.. Knox is
a fine speaker and we hope he will be
greeted with a large audience at both
services.
DR.. Bergstrom informs the Courier
that DR.. II. CARRIER. of Ada. Mimi.
will come to Cooperstown in a few
days to look after his practice while
he is away. Dr. CARRIER has been
practicing six years at thai place and
is recommended as a careful physi
clan
Tomorrow night at Groyens new
hall. the Hannaford Amusement Club
will give another of a series of dances
held every two weeks or so and which
are becoming very popular among
the young folks. The price of tickets
for dance and supperis$l. % and every
body is Invited to attend the dance. A
load OF Cooperstown lovers of Terpsi-
chorean pleasure will probably go
down
We understand that Mr.. Butler, of
Sanborn. Mr.. Duwe. of Valley City,
and our old friend John Mulroy. of
Tower City. would like to succeed
Agent Cowen at the North Pacific de-
pot. Cooperstown people by long odds
are in favor of Mulroy first. if their
wishes were consulted with Mr.
Duwe second. but of course we have
nothing to say in the matter. Supt.
Wilson always tries to please wherever
he can and will no doubt do the best
he can for us in tt is case.
1t is rumored that our popular and
efficient station agent. r. Nj. Cowen.
has decided to take a lay-otf of
several months and will try his hand
at farming the coming summer. For
fifteen or sixteen years Mr.. Cowen has
faithfully and efficiently served the
Northern Pacific and the people of
Griggs county. and no man in the
service of the company ever went out
of office with greater esteem or keener
'egret by the people than does Bob
if he decides to lay aside his duties
as agent for awhile. Always pleasant
and obllging. ever alert to the best
interests Of his employers and the peo-
pie. his pleasant face and genial good
fellowship will be missed at the old
depot. Let us hope that what he does
will becrowned with abundant success
1t is not often that Cooperstown is
literary talent AS is to appear next
Monday evening. March 9TH. under
the auspices of the high school. The
Patricolo Concert Company is com
posed of a pianist of national promin-
cnce, Il graduate of the best schools of
Europe. and before coming to this
country Travelled over the greater part
of Europe. receiving the highest praise
from the press. He has been accom-
panied in this country by a no less
marked success. and the public press
everywhere unite in giving him the
highest encomium> of praise. Miss
] Jennie Shoemaker. humorous and
dramatic reciter and Delsartean poser.
furnishes an abundance of humor and
fun for the entertainment. is unique
and versatile and pleasing to every.
body. She is called the 'Singine
Reciter' and is one of the best readers
the country affords. Miss Ruth
| Anderson. the violinist. is a Minnca-
polls girl who. after carrying hel
chosen work to Il high degree in this
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