Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-14
6rieos Courier.
THURSDAY. MARCH "A. 1901
LOCALS.

non. Il. q. Cooper and A. n.
Baldwin returned from Bismarck
yesterday.
Bill Garry returned last Saturday
from his trip to Knox and figures that
he knows how to farm it now.
~. P. Blocker, the jolly Romuess
farmer, was a caller at the Courier of
fee yesterday and enrolled his name
on our subscription list.
Don't forget the Bean-Auction
]: social at Congregational church Tues
day evening, March 10Th. Admission
1Oc. Beans to Burn-free.
Joseph Blair, that prince of genial
souls, called on the Courier yesterday
and as a consequences our subscrip-
ton list has been swelled one.
For few days tickets from the Old
Country can be bought at a special re-
duced rate at State Bank of Coopers-
town.
F. A. Sinclair returned to Portal
Wednesday. Fred says he has not
moved from Griggs county entirely
and is still voting the populist ticket.
W. C. Jimeson gets to the front with
q new seed ad. this week, 1t you are
to put in a garden or SOW a grass plot
he has afl kinds OF seed. Give him =
call. q
). S. Byington. the democratic war
.horse from Mabel township, was
transacting business in the metropolis
yesterday, the first time for many
moons. W.
Nut coal can be had at the Gull
River yard.
Geese have been seen nying north
and wise ones have the nerve to say
that this is spring. Those geese are
liable to get their tail feathers frozen
if they don't look out.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. C. Flynn went to
Minneapolis last Saturday to visit
for a few days with Mrs. Flynn's sis
ter. The alderman will not buy an
other trotting horse this trip.
Bill Rockford lit out for his Nelson
county hume last Monday in order to
be on deck at the town election TO be
held Tuesday, Bill wants to be sure
that the affairs of state in his town
are run right.
Ifyou have cattle to sell, or If you
want to buy cattle or horses call on
Hammer & Condy-
The Courier has recently turn ed out
some auction posters for Howard Will
son, administrators Of the estate OF
James W. Wilson. Ga March 26, oil
the stock, machinery, etc., Of this
estate will be sold at public action.
For particulars see posters.
Tuesday was the day for holding town.
ship elections all over the county.
The Courier would be pleased to have
che town clerks send ia list of the
newly elected officials. Come on.
boys, and let us know who is going
to do business for you the next
twelve months.
Hammer & Condy 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 a call.
Mabel township election: Chair
man, v. VanVleet; Supervisors, John
Nicolls, Christ Kjelson; Clerk, J. S.
Byington; Assessor, Ben Howden;
Treasurer, Robt. Bailey; Road Over
seer, dis. No. 1, George Hartman;
dist. No. 2, Lars Klunby; No. 3,
Ralph Hall; No. 4, Louis Quinby.
Spring immigration has already set
in, the first vanguard of new settlers
coming in on Fridays train. There
were FIVE car loads of immigrants
moveables, stock, etc., came from
Iowa, and bound for Binford, Nc
Henry and other points on the line.
This is only the beginning of a large
iuflux of new people coming to North
Dakota from all oyer the country who
realize that this state offers induce
ments to the home seekers second to
none in the union.
Situation Wanted-as housekeeper
by lady with two small children.
: Address Mrs. Amanda Anderson at
Cooperstown or in person at the
Richardson farm IL miles west of
town.
Rev. F. S. Frelstad, of Hamilton NJ.
E. church has conducted a series of
meetings in the Romness schoo lhouse.
Good many souls have been converted
and found peace with God. Trelstad
worked hard, He preached revival