Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-02-21
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rHURsDAY. FEBRuRAY 81 1901
LOCALS.


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We appear to be getting our Janus
Il ary weather in February this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Markwond came
M from H,nnaford last Saturday and
went ont t., the Boutwell, farm to re-
9e'n over Sunday.
Mis- Hedge Hammer is very click.
She is suffering from a very severe
attack Of tnnsilitis. Her friends hope
for speedy recovery.
Martin Garlid returned last We'd
nesday Fl I'm a several weeks visit to
his home at Ellsworth, Wis, and Is
again attending 40 business In Berg
Bros. & Co.. store. NJ
DR.. Tymms reports a fine baby boy
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fenner1 At
the home of ]. M. Freer last Saturday
morning. OtsD is proudly receiving
the congratulations of his friends.
FOR RENT room house, now &c
cupied by Mrs. &. n johnson. Fine
we'll Of water and whole block OF land
&oes with house. Inquire OF Mrs.
1ohaspn for particulars.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Sinclair, of
H.snaford, were in the city last Satur-
day. They brought up their little son
70 have 4 small surgical operation
5 performed upou by Dt,ctors Kerr and
Tymms.
Ex-senator Gilbert A. Pierce died
Ia Chicago last week after Il long ill-
4 ness. Mr.. Pierce was al one time
territorial governor and later United
States senator. OF late years he has
beeu in the newspaper business.
"A surprise party was given to Miss
9ennie Skench last Saturday evening
as,she home 81 Miss Mnt,de Fiero,
about fifteen of hex friends t't.ing pres
eut. Miss Skeoch wss presented with
. book. Games were played, q lunch
served. and nice time enjoyed by
th zee present.
Ne N. P. surveyors are said to be
At work between Dickey and Itch
willie and the contract is said 10 have
BEEN let for the extension of the Coop
erstown branch t., Asstelspe Valley by
way of Oberon. Also that the IN. z.
will extend its EdSeley line to the
Missouri river.
!. Editor j. A. AbtObt left last We'd
ne.day after passing ND the Courier
editor final boqat-t. MIR. Abbott
will visit with his wife and daughters
an,Chicago for a few we.sks and also
his old home in Indiana. Mr.. Abbot,
Il "a nice old gentleman although
iaiusyncriticnl, but aeoertheless good
At heart. The Courier xaishes him sue
oess:in whatever he undertakes.
It.costs S25 to spit On the floor of a
cAr lin New York City. A private
& eitisens has entesd THE arena as
prosecutor and is making q business
Of seeing that the law as eufs'rced
The same law ought to be in operation
In this state only in addition ~ spit.
ting on car floors it ought to apply t.
a0ors lin all public places. The tobac.
O.. spltting habit needs aaaahing.
y After:a week of beautiful weather
1.-the citizens of Cooperstcwn awt'ike
Sunday ,morning to see the rear END
Of q New York blizzard ragiag. Con.
siderable new snow came down and
!. the drifts ARE numerous. The weather
was mild and the snow was packed
very hard and the satsw pillow
was necessary to clean out the cuts
above Cooperstown in the vicinity OF
McHenry.
WANTED-one hundred head 81
cattle of all ages at the Lake View
Stock Farm, which I will LAY the
highest market price.
A. M. HEMERLIN,
Binford. N. D.
Nels Kiel is something of boat
builder himself. IN John Syverson'a
{ store he has on exhibition fine model
y steamship or sch0t.ner, rugged up
completely. all made by himself. Il
IL really very neat piece o. work
and demonstrates that Mr.. Kiel knows
something about ship. If that ship
subsidy bill passes which is now
worrying our United States senator's.
Mr.. Kiel can go into the ship building
business and make some money.
b MI. and Mrs. w. j. Payne enter
tanned about thirty guests at their
home on Wednesday evening last, ST.
Valentines day. The evening was
spent in playing various games, the
principal game being called ''N -tions. 7
Mrs. Whidden tied with somebody else
]. in guessing the most conundrums and