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

Job Lot Shoes.
$50 pairs of ladies fine shoes worth
from $500 to $500 u be closed out al
$l.9s. JOHN SYvERsoN.
Miss Mabel Scott went to Minne-
apolis yesterday to visit relatives for
q couple of months.
o Hardware Merchant Oscar Green
land, Of Binford, was q Cooperstown
visitor Sunday and Monday.
Sunday, June 10th, quarterly meet
ing at M. E. church. Preaching by
Presiding Elder Burns both morning
and evening.
We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Mrs. E. NJ. Sanford, who has been
visiting the Kingsleys the past three
weeks left for her home at Valley City
last Saturday.
Mrs. P. E. Nelson with two of her
children left for Peterson, Mimi,
Monday afternoon, for few weeks
visit at her old home.
States Attorney Tufte boarded the
limited Saturday afternoon en- route
for Fargo and Minneapolis to be gone
about week or ten days.
Adolph Moen, of Aneta, was pleas.
ant called at the Courier Office last
Saturday and took occasion to push
his subscription ahead a notch.
H. H. Bateman & Co., have for sale
Fair Haven mineral water either by
the quart or gallon-the purest water
to be obtained.
T. p. Idsvoog and o. E. Thorn re-
turned from Fargo Monday. They
had been serving on the United States
jury for the past three or four weeks
and were glad to get home.
The Peoples annual picnic will be
held at Jessie ON Friday, June 81.
The usual program will be given and
a good time is promised. Everybody
invited to this picnic.
When Grand Forks gets through
playing with few second rate teams
like Fargo, Cavalier, etc., they may
take a notion to play with real club
like Cooperstown-if they could
muster up sufficient nerve.
We have heard of people painting
the town red, but P. K, Moe has
switched off and has started in tt
paint the town a bright green-at leas
that is the color used on his store
front, and it looks pretty good, too.
H. H. Bateman & Go. use Fail
Haven mineral water in their sod.
fountain all the time for the benefit o
their customers.
A. M Baldwin, Jack Murphy, Geo
Stringer and Bob Moffatt left on Mon
days train for Dickinson to represen
the Cooperstown fire department e
the tournament now being held in tina
wide-awake city. We apprehend tina
the boys will have the time of theil
lives-and they are the boys to have
| it if it is in sight.
The frost of last Thursday night die
not seem to do very much damage
only to tender plants in the garden
The wheat of course was not hurt and
there was not enough fax up to de
| very much damage to that. Severa
farmers made thorough investigation
of their fax crop and report no seri
GUS results. In some places we ex
pect that it nipped the fax just com
ing through the ground. In the ex'
IRENE north part of the state snow tt
the depth of two of three inches fell.
DIR. L. S. PLATou, of Valley City
graduate of Christiania University
Norway, will be in Cooperstowl
June 28th and Goth for the purpose o
practising his profession. Regula
visits last Friday and Saturday 0
each month.
Cooperstown has every reason +
feel proud of the work done by it's bal
team at Fargo last Thursday when
shut out Fargo's crack team twice an
taught the professionals at the gate
way city how the national game
played and played right. Fargo ha
picked team from Chicago, Yves
Superior, Milwaukee and other place
and naturally expected that the Coor
erstown corn choppers would be a
easy mark, but alas, the calculation
were misjudged. Chef Hoar is pas
master as a pitcher as we'll as head
and effective player anywhere in tt
game. He has a splendid organic
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