Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-04-18
6rioos Courier.
THURSDAY. APRIL IS. 1901
LOCALS.
NO. I harO q. al.

her farm.
Farming operations are being
i rushed right along, although the
weather has been very disagreeable
the past few days.
The assessors of the county met
with the county auditor last Saturday
afternoon to receive their supplies
and talk over assessment matters.
G. NJ. Marsh and Uncle Joe re-
turned from Valley City last Monday
and are on deck for any kind of work
in their line Of painting and paper
hanging.
Alderman Flynn is probably the
proudest man in town when he sits on
that sulky and drives that little bay
PAGER. That is about the only time
that Jack puts on any style.
The Maccabee lodge at this place
last week receivedsa check for 5000
to pay the insurance claim of the late
Norman Brown, This is the first claim
called for by the local lodge and the
payment of the same has been prompt.
FOR SALE OR RENT the set, Sec.
SO 1850. For particulars write:
WINTERER & WINTERER,
Valley City, N. D..
A teacher at q neighboring school,
says an exchange, asked her primary
class the other day: s.If your father
gave your mother 81 today and SO to-
morrow, what would she hape?'' Aud
the small boy over in the corner re-
piled: sShe would have a fit.
H. J. Nyhus, of Hillstoro, n. D.,
was in the city from Saturday until
Monday, and while here he was the
guest Of Banker and Mrs. q. A..
Langlie. Mr.. Nyhus is special agent
for the Northwestern Fire and Marine
Insurance Co., of Grand Forks, and
has been an acquaintance of Mr.
Langlie for the past fourteen years.
Rooms to rent-apply to o. S. Gun.
derson.
Mr.. 81. S. Rearick, ex-editor aud
publisher Of the Grove City Times
ex-town clerk and village recorder;
and we'll known as demo-pop psli-
tician went to N. Dakota last Monday
night. He expects to buy out news
paper in that state but he swears that
4 as far as himself and the demo-pop
party Is concerned he ia absolutely di-
vorced. We are glad to see Henry
back to his old love again. the g. @.
P.-Grove City MINI J Times.
Speaking about growing your owr
hay what is the matter with bronze
grass? 1t has been demonstrated tina
tits q great success in this countr,
and that it will Withstand all kinds o.
hard winters and come up thicker thar
ever every spring. Capt. Haskell hat
an acre of land sown to this grass
two years ago and it is coming up
thicker and thicker each year. Two
crops can also be cut from this grass
It grows two or three feet high ana
makes excellent hay.
You will please remember that Ham
mer & Condy are still doing business
in the machinery, feed, cattle, horses
and land line, and will be right o,
deck from now on with complete lin.
of farm implements for the sprini
business.
The Exchange Hotel, presided owe
by that prince of rustlers, p. K. Moe
has been undergoing q thorough over
hauling and reatting. Mr.. Moe hal
had the dining room enlarged and
fixed up so that he has q roomy ant
we'll ventilated room, in addition b.
has ladies' parlor and entrance fit
ted up so that ladies from both towr
and country can have neat ant
pleasant place to stop. The bedrooms
upstairs have been thoroughly reno
waited, repapered and painted, by tn
artistic VIM. Gamble and the Elk
change Hotel is a mighty pleasan
place for anybody to stop at. In
Courier is pleased to see Mr.. Moe AM
his estimable wife getting there.
90 per cent. of Head Aches ar
caused by eye strain. Cured perma
nently by glasses.
YARNsoN, The Optician
An exchange in figuring up which
U the greatest bore that hangs around
printing Office has arrived at the con
clusion that the man who comes i
and expectorates great big mouthfu
of tobacco juice on the stove or hoo
is the one entitled to the belt. He !
certainly bad enough but we have on
even worse than he if it can be posslbl
and we allude to the party who come
into our Office and makes a bee lin