Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-04-11
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derson.
Manager +. N. Jackson, Of Biniord
spent part of last Friday and Satur-
day IN the city.
Farmers have started Ia on their
springs work and In 30 days from
now they will have their wheat into
the ground. Let us hope that the re-
suits win be better then last year.
Farmer Blocker was In from ROM
ness Monday and says he had three
teams at work on the farm and will
keep ching moving from now on. j..
p. is not losing any Of his avordupois
on the farm, which work appears to
agree with him.
Courtney will try and have a band
land some Of the business men are go-
Ing around with subscription paper
to get money to buy instruments.
Maybe they could get a few second
hand instruments here as we don't APP
pear to need them
STRAYED-from my place two
horses; one sorrel, hog backed, hair
OF in spots: one bay horse, feet white,
lump on side OF throat, some white in
face, age about ~ years.
WIN. MCDANIEL.
Sec. l0-l46-63, McHenry, N. D.
Messers. F. J. Stone, DIR. Rose and
H. n. Bateman spent three days
goose hunting around McHenry last
week aud brought home with them y
fine twelve pound goose. The boys
had tue time and they figure that
the goose cost them about 50 per
pound, which is cheap considering the
fun that they had.
Fresh doughnuts and cake every
Saturday. MRS. F. L. HoDGSfAN.
The directors of the fair association
will plant trees around the fail,
grounds this spring This is step
in the right direction. More trees
have been planted in Cooperstown
in the past few years than any town in
the state, and as a consequence our
residence grounds are commencing to
look fine. A few dollars spent in
planting and cultivating trees il
money we'll spent.
| DR.. L. s. PLAToU, of Valley City,
graduate of Christiania University,
!, Norway, will be in Cooperstown
April 18th and 9th for the purpose Of
practising his profession. Regula,
I Waits last Friday and Saturday ol
each month.
d The school board met last Satur
! day night and in addition to the regu
lar routine of business selected the
teachers for next term, the entire
corps OF teachers being engaged.
4 was thought by large number o
patrons of the school that in some de
partments change was necessary bu
the board thought different, and Their,
you are. It is to be hoped that th,
teachers will remember that the hes
results are to be obtained from tn,
children by kindly encouragement in
stead of by encouragement which ha'
been the practice in come Department.
| In the past.
y Donnybrook Courier: Susie Bryan
the 16-year old daughter OF Ed Bryan
who lives on his ranch near Nous,
river, had narrow escape from freez
: ing to death during the blizzard Mon
day night. She and her brother Ed
die, were trying to drive home theil
sheep but were unsuccessful owing t.
the strong wind. Eddie then started
home to get help and when returnin,
) lost track of the herd and was unable
to End any trace of it. The neighbour
hood was aroused and q general hun
was pursued during the night. Tn
search continued unsuccessful till
o'clock Tuesday afternoon vten Mis-,
Susie was found still guarding TIN
sheep in a deep coulee about sever
miles from home. She was q yer!
cold girl but had not suffered an!
great injury from her exposure. Sh'
is indeed plucky girl and is worth!
of highest praise for her courage.
81 For want of room we will close GU
our stock of sewing machines. Will
trade for cattle or horses.
THOMPSON BROS.
> Mrs. Maynard Crane entertaine,
thirty lady friends in very recharch'
manner at her home last Friday after
noon. AS is usual at these partie
t the chief entertainment was brail
cracking affair. A card was giver
I each lady on which were number o
: names representing a cake-we would
! l'call it cake conundrum party. TIL.
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