Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-17

getting dental work done by Dentist
Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. FLYNN desire to
thank the manv friends who 90 kindly
rendered assistance during their recent
bereavement.
The jolly Twenty had another dance
at the Palace last Friday which is re-
ported to be great success bv those
who were in attendance.
Auditor Melgard is just getting
around again after an attack ofgrippe.
r. A. is used to most every kind at
grip but thinks this the hardest he has
run up against for q long time.
The Modern Woodmen Of A lerica
will give social in their hall on
January 3lst to which all members OF
the craft are invited. A good time is
being arranged for that occasion.
Seventy-tive alarm clocks at IS cents
each at Berg Bros. & Co.
j. S. Darcy came down from Nc
Henry Monday having severed his re-.
lations with Whidden & Howden who
have no work for him at this time.
Mr.. Darcy will 60 to Fessenden short
~ for = visit with rels tives
D.. Rose, resident dentist, Coopers-s4
town, N. D., can be found In his Office
from the LIST to the 10th Of each month.
Office in Syverson's new building. up
stairs.
Artie Swenson left for his home at
Lanesboro. Mum, last Monday AFTER
noon. Mr.. Swensons has been en-
ployed by Berg Bros. & Co., as clerk
for some time, and in that capacity
has made many friends who will miss
him at the old stand.
So far We could not wish for better
January weather. California, Kan
sas and others of the sunny states are
reveling in heavy snow storms, biz
yards. ETC., and we kind of suspect
that w. S. Hyde has either dropped
out of sight In Kansas mud or else he
is snow blockaded out in the country.
This terrible silence on his part is get
ting monotonous.
II you have cattle to sell, or il you
want to buy cattle or horses call on
Hammer & Condy,
The Cooperstown Social club will
give it's next dance at tho Fireman
Hall tomorrow night. Jan. 18th. to
which all are invited to come. Tickets
for dance IS cents each. and the best
of lap sappers will be- served at the
hall by E. Marquardt, at 25c q plate.
The best of. music will be furnished
and good time is anticipated. Dance
to begin at $40 o o'clock sharp.
STRAYED-from Sec. 17-l46-5S
one black mare mule, weight about
l2OOlhs, about ten years old, had on
leather alter. Anyone finding said
mule please notify Knud Thompson.
Cooperstown, N. D.
A party bought a key of been last
Monday afternoon and invited some
Of the boys over for a social time and
they had acouple of glasses each be-
fore supper. al which time the owner
Of the keg thought it would be a good
scheme to save tine balance until after
the show, which motion unanimously
carried, andthe boys went to the show.
After the entertainment the owner Of
the iteg, who had become somewhat
dry, smacked his lips at the thought
of . foaming glass Of beer that he was
going to have, and hurried to the
secluded spot and harled out the key,
but to his surprise and chagrin the
kcg was empty somebody had been
There while he was at the show. Moral
ANY man that will leave 4 key Of
beer up in this country deserves to
lose it. just think of leaving a kee
so long as it contained any beer. L
is a safe guess that such q thing won'l
happen again.
The Courier ha, received a litho'
graphed letter bearing the following
George s. Newberry,
Mary Genevieve Sheele,
married
Tuesday, January lkhth.
nineteen hundred and one.
4 Darlington, North Dakota.
| At home.
after February fifteenth.
Darlington, North Dakota.
4 The gro Dom needs no introduction tc
the people Of Cooperstown and
county. He is the Oldest son Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Newberry and
was practically raised right here. HI