Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-06-13

Miss Ruth Almklov boarded the
southbonnd limited Monday afternoon
en- route for st. Paul to visit relatives.
The Courier is equipped to do all
kinds of job work. If you want any
thing in the printing line letus figure
on it.
Martin Knapp. the Binford mer-
chant, drove down from that little
city last Sunday, to zee friends in the
county eeat and transact business.
Melvin and Myrtle Bemis returned
home last Saturday from Valley City
where they had been for some time time
pursuing their studies at the state
normal school.
$500, $3.50, $500, $3.50 and $500
ladies fine shoes will be closed out at
81.98. JOHN SYvERsoN.
The Courier has missed its file for
the week April l8. If any of our sub
scribers could find copy of April 18
and would bring it in to us the editor
would be extremely grateful.
Charley Hart attempted to wheel
down from Jessie Monday morning
but says be had to walk most of the
way. He returned on the train aud
he won't try that dodge again.
Deputy Auditor Green says that the
auditors Office has taken in % wolf
scalps from June LIST to June 7th, cost
ing Griggs county $46 in wolf bounty.
1t would seem as if wolves were in
creasing in this county.
The State Bank sells reliable hail
insurance.
Mrs. H.. A. Langlie and the baby
left Monday for Crookston, Mimi,
where Mrs. Langlie will visit At home
for a time. Miss Anna Kirkeberg
who has made her home with the Lang
lies the past winter, left at the same
time for her home at Cummings, N. D..
j. II. McDermott, who very seldom
takes vacation from his business,
made his mind up in about ten seconds
Monday to the effect that he would
take in the fremen's tournament at
Dickinson, and he went. Mr.. Med
will undoubtedly enjoy the trip.
The following item is CLEANED from
the Bulletin, edited and published by
Rev. j. M. Taylor at Porterville,
CAL, in it's issue OF June L.:
A splendid baby boy arrived at the
parsonage Wednesday evening. He
brought his voice with him, and ap
pears to have come to stay. The
mother is very comfortable. DR.
Feemaster was in attendance.
The band boys got together Mon
day might and decided to reorganize
and get into the game. Victor Mel
son was elected leader and severa
new members will be in the organ
ization. The boys will practice ur
and furnish the music for the 4th and
9Th. They have the ability and the
instruments and can give US just as
good music as any band in the state.
i ROOMS for Rent-suitable for office
dressmaker-parlors or dwelling.
JOHN SYvERsoN.
The Griggs Tent No. AZ, X. o. T
M. will hold memorial service ia
the Congregational church on Sunday
morning, June l6, at which time Rev
v. H. Ruring has consented to preach
the sermon. In the afternoon at 2 p
j, m. the members will leave the lodge
room and proceed to the graveyard te
decorate the graves of deceased
brothers. The ladies of the Macca.
bees will take part in the services.
J, The recent moisture has made oul
4th of July celebration an assured
fact and success. The committee Il
hustling for attractions and you ma!
rest assured that if weather condition
are favorable on July 4 and 5 tina
Cooperstown will Guido any previou
effort in the way of celebrating. Thi
glad day only comes once year an
2 is the only real holiday through tn
> whole year. Put aside your cares TO
a few hours and let your decision b
:. to come to Cooperstown and celebrate
o right.
0 Insure against hail withA. Hort.
Jessie, N. c
: At three clock last Saturday after
noon we 'phoned Major Edwards an