Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-05-30
Reisc Hadlock fs up again alter

Reisc Hadlock 10 up again after .
few days sickness.
Tbs Cooperstpwn ball club expect TO
play At Coprt.nay on Saturday OF this
week. A return game will be played
here in the near future.
The block in the west end Of town
has been painted up in good shape.
The business men down there are
enterprising these dry times.
Miss Leone Marson is recovering
from serious illness Blood poison
ing set in and last week it was
Thought that she could not live
Mrs Minnie Forder aud daughter
arrived from Canada Monday to
spend two or three months with her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Woodman
Glasspell.
LOST-blackc collie dog, short haired
about May 18th from VIM. Howden's
farm. Had on chain. $500 reward
offered for return of dog,
p. II. MAMHEws.
Cooperstown, N. ID.
Messrs. VIM. Howden, p. p. Idsvoog
and Ole f. Thorn are at Fargo sitting
as jnrors in the United States court.
The prospects are that the gentlemen
will have steady job for several
days yet.
Me- Isador Widlund and his bride
dro.~ped off at Cooperstown last
Saturday to pay visit to his parents
aud other relatives and friends. Mr..
Widlund was recently married TO a
Minnesota lady.
Eound-ladies' brown coat about
one and half mile south of town
along railroad track. Owner call At
e. C. Cooper's Office.
John L. Houghton has been reap
pointed Deputy State Game Warden
for Griggs county THE new game
warden knows enough to keep good
official when he gets one-hence Mr.
Moughton's leappointment.
"A. A. Booth, Of Rogers, who has
\ the finest herd of Shorthorn cattle in
\ the state. was in the city last Thurs-
day looking after some business mat
tiers. Mr.. Booth will probably Elk
'hibit his stock here on July 9TH and
10th.
\ TAKEN UP-Oue black pony, -four
AYears old. weight about Se0lbs, came
to my place about three weeks ago.
4 'Owrer please prove property. pay
d charges, and take it away. Frank
Kingsley, Cooperstcwa, n. ID. Sec
az 1861.
4 The twelve year Old son of Mr.
/; Iongman who has recently moved 'te
III. p. Hammers farm nea'bheast a.
.1'town was kick by horse East week
His jaw bone was broken, but he i.
! getting along 40 we'll as can be EEK
4 pected. DR.. Bergstrom ~as lin at
Tendance.
Fresh bread aud cakes at Git,
Bakery. Lunch aud hot .,odEee at al
honrs. Please give Mae a trial.
| Druggist Batemau's soda fouutail
hes got back from the factory wher'
it had been to be thoroughly repaipet
and put in frst-class shape. Mr.
Bsteman has the fountaia running IL
fSaQ blast where you can refresh YOU
thirst with one of those delieivu.
drioks. New Haven, mineral wa*el
can also be obtained 1t this drna
store.
AdOlph Broten, who used to assis
Druggist Bateman in the daug stor
at this place, was a COoperstowr
visitor last Friday. Mr.. Brcten, IL
company with Mr.. Myhra, of Far
go, contemplate starting up genera
store in one of the new towns along
the O1eron extension of the Northern
Pacific railroad. The Courier hope,
!, the gentlemen will meet with success
should they go into business.
] Apply to Attorney A. M. Baldwin
for loans on real estate.
The bs sc ball editor of the Hope pa
per is either prejudiced against this
town or else jealous of the ball club
In the last issue of that paper in two
or three different places he is very
careful to record the second game
played at Cooperstown last week but
fails altogether in mentioning the
| SPLENDID game won by this team the
day previous-and yet we are told thai
the Pioneer-Progress is a newspaper
Come Joe, be fair, and give the boys
Ecredit for victory as we'll as defea,
and don't be clam.
At Dickinson, N. D.-Street Fair
Carnival and State Fireman's Tourna.