Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10
6rioes Courier:
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1901.
LOCALS.
No. 1 harll 8.e34.


Hammer & Condy are having their
ice.house filled with chunks OF con-
gealed water, which is of Il superior
quality this year.
The Maccabees will install officers
tomorrow night and will also have II
social in the lodge room for them
selves and their friends.
Mrs. G.. A. Craft received word last
Saturday that her mother had died
quite suddenly at Trempelean, WIS.
h. Mrs. Craft left for that place Monday
e 'f'ernoon.
Hammer & Cordy have 10000 acres
of improved farm land for sale or
rent most any size farm. Some with
buildings on. This is choice land.
Give them Il call.
Adolph Thompson has been having
{. russell with the grippe this week, and
Notwithstanding that he is a strong
young man, he came out second best
He is out again.
The Firemen will give their second
Entertainment of the series of the three
agreed upon at their hall on Wednes-
day evening, January 23d. This will
be of a social character.
A. NJ. Baldwin got in on the ground
tloor at Bismarck and secured the po-
\ sition of clerk of the judiciary com
mittce in the house This is Il case of
the early bird catching the worm.
For want of room we will close out
our stock of sewing machines. Wiil
trade for cattle or horses.
THOMPSON BROS.
The annual business meeting OF the
Baptist church will be held Thursday
evening, Jan. II, after the prayer
= meeting. All members OF the church
are urged to he present At this meet
ing Roll call of the Bible readers
uext Sunday evening.
Tire first dance in the twentieth
century given by the Cooperstown
Social club was held at the tire hall
last Friday night and Il large crowd
WAS in attendance 1t WAS the most
successful dance given this season
The Newell House furnished the sup
per.
Martin Garlid, Berg BrotIiers Il
Co.'s popular delivery CLERK: was TAX
en- down with appendicitis last week
and has been under DR.. Btimi's care.
The doctor reports Martin coming
along very nicely and his many
friends hope to see him out again in a
few days.
Deputy Grand Master Wilnot
Houyhton installed the following Of
ticers for Cooperstown Lodge No. ~,
! o O. F., last Monday night: O. S
Gunderson, N. G.; James II Sinclair.
V. G.; Geo. A. Houghton. Secretary
G.. j. Lucken, permanent secretary
Art Olson, treasurer; j. 4. Me
Culloch, trustee.
Senator r. C. Cooper is in from
CoOper>tOwn. Nearly every session
since statehood has seen MIR. Cooper
in one house or the other and his tai
figure is n familiar sight at the capital
He is one Of the stalwarts for the dc
Tense of the prohibition law and i:
ready to meet the enemy on this issue
at all timcs.-Bismarck Tribune.
Mrs. S. A. Lewis fell down cella
Tuesday night and broke her wrist
IN She was trying to hang up a kettle il
1sA the stairway and slipped. falin!
"a heavily to the bottom of the stair
with the above result. DR.. Bergstron
N was called in and reduced The fracture
NJ This is very unfortunate affair 10
S@ Mrs, Lewis and will necessitatc til
taking a much needed rest by her 10
some tine.
The Methodist church last Monda
received :. fine tell, weighing abou
$500 pounds which will shortly y
placed in position i'll the church he
q ton to worship. The bell is the gi
y of MIR. Edward Michaelis. and
certainly one that is deeply apprecia
ed by our Methodist friends. MI
Michaelis has done several phlla'
throphic deeds of recent years. Il
supports personally Il missionary in
foreign land, and has donated qui
heavily to the Boer and other cause
The following from the .Aitlsin Il
publican will be of interest to q nun
Der OF our readers, especially at Flo!
where Mir. Mem ahon is wcll-known:
T. j. McMahon and Miss OILY
Chute were married on Sunday eve
ing last at the Willard hotel parlo
o. by Judge Williams of this villas
III The bride il a daughter o. Coun