Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-14

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last Aonday.
MAYNARD Crane lest on Saturday Z. T
: brief business visit 70 the city Of
Chicago.
AL. Widlund came down from Portal
yesterday. for visit with friends aud
relatives.
FOR RENT six room house on]
the Boulevard. Inquire Of
E. MARouARDr.
Theodore Marqua, DIT was voted
in as a member Of the Fire Depart
ment at the last regular meeting OF
that body.
Miss Ruby Drinkwater, who has
been visiting relatives here for a
month past, left last Saturday for her
home at BOwbells. N. ID.
Bill Rickford purchased q bottle Of
pop last Tuesday and he hasn't pur-
chased any since. He will tell you
why. Ask him.
Carl Blonde came up from Darcy
Friday to take H. A. Niemeyer:s job
In ]. II. McDermott's harness shop
Carl worked here last spring and sum-
mer and is all right.
Fred Steinborn was in town last
Thursday after a three weeks tussle
with the grippe. Fred saws he is get
ting to feel good again and will be in
shape to pnt in 400 acres OF crop for
himself. He and his father together
will put in about 1900.
We have ground feed, oats. and
corn for sale in any quantity. Let us
figure with you.
HAMMER g. CONDY.
A cobweb social will he given by
the Rebeccas at the Odd Fellows hall
on Saturday evening, Feb. %. All
are cordially invited. Something
secret. Come and find out. DUN
v;tant stulti vita in contraria currunt.
Admission l5c, children 1Oc.
The Sentinel editor says the farm
ers don't need any rural mail rv;ce.
and practically says that they can
come l6 to 20 miles for their mail.
SO long as he gets his mail
daily, never mind the people. w,
wi | bet he has bristles growing up
and down his back.
Postum Cereal,
Koffir,
Grape Nuts,
Shredded Wheat Biscuits,
Cream of whe.
Pillsbury's Vitos,
Fruen's Best VIII at Waters. and
Quaker Oats for sale ty
BERG Bros & ca.
| The boys up at Bismarck are telling
a good one on Senator Cox from Val
leyCity. 1t seems that the senator has
been dnmpy for some days will. an at
tack similar to the grippe and finally
sent for q physician. The doctor came
and asked the senator what allied him
and he is said to have replied '.that
he had a stitch in his back. ''Then
why did you send for me?" asked the
decor, 81 arm physician--not q
dress maker. ALLIANCE.
For want of room we will close out
our. stock of sewing machines. Will
trade for cattle or horses.
THOMPSON BROS.
Mr.. B. B. Brown received telegram
last Tuesday, conveying the sad news
of the death of their son, Moran. who
died in a h -pita' in West Superior.
\ Moran had been working in the woods
up to the time OF his death. The re-
port was very brief and did not stale
TIE cause OF his death. go we are w.
able to give any further detail up till
hour of going to press. Louis Brown
j left yesterday afternoon for that place
1 to bring the remains hone.
i WANTED-one hundred head Of
cattle of al ages at the Lake View
Stock Farm, which I will Pay the
highest market price.
A. M. HEMERLIN,
Binford, N. 0.
w. r. Brueske, proprietor of lie
i Wimbledon Electric Electric Ligi
plant, was visitor to Cooperst0wn
last Thursday and was here for the
purpose of finding out what encour-
ayement he could get for putting in a
plant at this place. Cooperstown of
fers the best kind of in,'ucement to the
right party and we are informed that
he has been promised 500 lights TO
start on and half the business places
have not been consulted. Mr.
Brueske is very favorably impressed