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


LOCALS.
No. 1 hnrd 0.f5A.
Herb. Bassett returned from his
n Alinuesota trip last Monday.
n. G. Olsby. who has = tailor shop
at Aueta, has been visiting friends in
Cooperstown for the past few days.
Martin Garlid left last week for a
visit to his home at Ellsworth, Wis.
where he will rest up for q couple OF
! weeks.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Maynard Crane
boarded the south bound limited last
Saturday en- route for weeks visit
TO Minneapolis.
Olaf j. Skanse, who first learned to
Get type on the Courier, came up from
Minneapolis Wednesday on a three
weeks visit to fciends.
Mrs. Trubshaw has been confined to
the house with the grippe for several
days past. It never rains but it pours
/ SO to speak, and everybody is gettin,.
q il.
Mrs. All. E Thomas received word
on Monday Of the death of her mother,
Mrs. Abbie Kennard, at the age Of g,
after about a weeks illness of pneu.
monia.
Rev. E. Scotland from Churches
Ferry will preach in the Lutheran
church next Thursday afternoon at
$50. He will also meet with the
church in the evening.
The Hannaford people will present
the play Strife at that town on the
18th 81 this month for the benefit Oi
the school encyclopedia fund. See
posters and handtills later.
We have ground feed, oats. and
corn for sale in any quantity. Let as
figure with you.
HAMMER & CONDY.
II Mrs. Lyman Lewis returned from q
4 four months visit with her sister IN
British Columbia last Saturday. Mrs.
Lewis enjoyed the visit very much and
says that it is a very fine country,
Il. M. Ayrea took whtrl at the
Woodman goat last Thursday and
& since that time has had q great deal o.
4 respect for that animal. Ed. has rid
den lots Of 'em butts now convinced
that all goats may look alike but they
don't ride alike.
S Tie Anderson Entertainment Co.,
will repeat the performance in the Fire
4 Hall next Monday night. New music
songs, etc., have been received and
the entertainment will be better thar
ever. Popular prices, adults 25c
children 15c.
Hammer & Cordy have 10000 acres
Of improved farm land for sale OF
rent most any size farm. Some with
buildings on. This is choice land,
Give them u call.
The Methodist bell was placed II
position in the church tower last Tues
day and will probably be brought In
TO play for the Sunday services. The
bell is dedicated to the memory OF tht
M daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. MI
chaelis who died in 1898, which fact II
engraved on the bell.
Miss Trostad. living fifteen miles
from town met with a painful acciden
while coasting last Sunday. She wal
thrown from the sled and. sustained
fracture and dislocated wrist and il
addition received q very deep cash u
the forehead. She was brought inte
town and DIR. Brimi's services wer'
called into play. Mics Trostad is nov
doing nicely but probably wont coas
u any more.
For want OF room we will close on
our stock of sewing machines vii
trade for cattle or horses.
THOMPSON Bros.
The Anderson Entertainment Com
pany gave their entertainment at tn
Fire Hall last Monday and Tuesda.
evenings on the former night the hal
being packed. Mr.. B. K. Clinic ha
charge Of the business and gave hi
patrons the worth of their money
The illustrated songs, movable pic
tlres ETC., are very good and thos
3 who attended were repaid for 50 DO
ing. This is a clean, up ztc date enter
tainment, both amusing and instruc
tive, The Courier recommends It q
Icing we'll worth the price OF ad'nls
sion charged.
LIEUT. Governor Bartlett, presideI'
of the senate. has already had . tn