Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-24
BRIGGS Gourier.
THURSDAY. JANuRAY q. 1901.
LOCALS.

LOCALS.
No. lhaxd 800.
DR.. Kerr reports fine bah& Girl
h born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sperger
last week.
Ole Anderson. of Jessie, was in
town last Monday, seeking the SER
vices OF . physician, of which he Vas
in need.
Our local last week seems to have
woke up MP w. s. Hyde some. He
eets to the front with q spell from
Kansas this week.
The 4ughter Of Martin Christie fer
son, Of Romness. died last Monday.
We have been unable to learn any
further PARTICULARS of this case.
Charley Stermer, who is enjoying
life at the Soldiers Home at Lisbon,
sends the Courier $50 to push his
subscription up to the new century. (
We have ground feed, oats, and
corn for sale in any quantity. Let US
figure with you.
IA HAMMER & CoNDY.
The Courier this week prints by re-
quest a very nicely written paper
from the pen Of Miss Clara jackson,
pupil of the Hannaford school on
the subject: 1.-THE Merchant. of
Venice"
E, NJ jackson, who presides over
che destinies of the Gull River yard at
Binford, was a Gooperstown visitor
last Friday and Saturday, receiving
the glad band of his friends-many of
whom had not seen him since his
marriage.
Henry Blocker left on Monday
morning for McHenry where he will
enter the employ of Messrs. II. s.
Halyorson & Co., the hustling ma
chinery firm of that town. Henry ia an
all right boy, and we are pleased that
he has secured good job.
Hammer & Condy have 10000 acres
of improved farm land for sale or
rent most any size farm. Some with
buildings on.,- This is choice land.
Give them call.
Martin Iceland says that wolves
are getting thicker and thicker all the
time in his neighborhood. Mr.. Ue-
land also expresses himself as against
change in the herd law. He thinks
that when feed is short stock ought to
be allowed to roam at will.
The Cooperstown Social Club gave
another of their interesting dances at
the Fire Hall last Friday evening
4 over twenty couples being in attend
ance. These club dances have been
exceedingly successful so far and the
young folks seem to have good time.
ss For want of room we will close out
q our stock of sewing machines. Will
trade for cattle or horses.
THOMPSON BROS.
There will be hot time in the
Fire Hall on Friday night Feb. LIST.
The music needs no introduction. It's
\ the best money can buy First class
supper served in the hall at 25c per
plate. Tickets for dance 75c. Bring
your best girl, you will not be lone
some with The Cooperstown Social
Club
Mrs. Bowden entertained all the
B Newberry families at q reunion ut her
home last Tuesday night, in honor 81
Z Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Newberry. The
evening was very pleasantly spent in
various ways and refreshments served.
Sank says that getting married il all
right ii it is always followed by such
good times.
Seventy five alarm clocks at IS cents
each at Berg Bros. & Co.
r. G Hazard has the agency for a
very good book. It is called the
Library of South Africa of which
Prof. w. Douglas Mackenzie, D. D..
is the author, assisted by Alfred
Stead, Of London. Eng. The work il
hands omely illustrated and gives a
full and complete write up of South
Africa containing much useful as well
as instructive information. The
Courier recommends the book to all
interested in progress in South Africa
D.. Rose, resident dentist, Coopefs.
town, N. D., can be found in his office
from the LIST to the 18th of each month.
Office in Syverson's new building. up.
stairs.
The Courier has recently turned out
4 some posters, handbills and tickets
sst fI1r Aho HonnafOcd Il dram attic l.lI1f