Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-06-20

THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1901
LOCALS.
No. L hard G!45l.
Everybody 60 totthe picnic tcMor-
row.
u. Hiort, Of Jessie, has recently
built for himself house, also q 4arge
machinery warehouse.
+. e. Jones has a;fine field OF rye
all headed ont. Other grains are
climbing skyward'these days, alse.
a. M. Baldwin was elected vice
president of the stateifremens associa-
,tion and Bert SHAW, of Hope, second
vice-president.
The Cooperstown boys returned
from Dickinson'last Saturday and IRE
port having a'real nice time-these of
,themwho went QUITO the Bad Lands.
Zone of Byron Hazards horses was
ffonnd dead in ,the pasture Monday
afternoon. The animal was all night
at noon and a short time after Yves
dead.
The; clerks league held q meeting
Tuesday highland elected the follow
ling officers. S. ;Friswold, president;
Af r.oorlan1 >o,,ros; dont. Aennf
Olson, secretary; ;B. q. Nelson,
treasurer.
John Moffat aeetlraed from Portal
last Thursday. He had been up on
his farm and put.initen acres of flax
besides doing considerable breaking.
John is getting TO be considerable of
.afarmer himself
IA hail storm raised along Raid
Hill creek last Saturday afternoon
but no serious damage was done Ito
crop. Some very large stones fell. so
itiis,reported, an6uaok Burnett says
fiit.cut his wheat quite ailittle.
The Fair Association has closed "a
,deal.with the Wheatland team for a
ibalLgame on the 9TH and 9th. This
will probably be picked nine from
:along the main line and will come ar
1prepared to give theffans a,hot game.
Oscar D. Purintoa. accompanied by
lnis wife, went to Fargo Monday after
moon. Mr.. Purintoa goes as a repre-
sentative of Northern Light Lodge
No. .A5, u. F. & A. N. ITO the Grand
lodge which convenes at Fargo this
week.
The Glen Ullin Advocate is a new
exchange that comes to the Courier
office. 1t is very meat ant
mewsy sheet and a far better paper
than could be expected at a down thu
size of Glen Ullin. The Courie
wishes it success,
For the next 10 days wiaa sell al
trimaned and street hats at reduced
prices. If in seed you will DO we'll t.
call. MRS. J. STEVENS.
Jacob dzAccompanied ATTY. M.
Spicer drove up to Cooperstovn las
Friday and favored the Courier with
pleasant call. Mr.. Spicer has decided
to omen up law and collection o6ic'
at this place, aad will soon ne OF
deck for business. The Courier wislAe
the gentleman SUCCESS.
Another heavy rain accompanied o.
lightning add thunder visited this sec
O tionlast Thursday night. Fred Beier'
house was struck by lightning bu
very little damage was done. Il
burned of the telephone wires ant
burned out the battery and that wa
all. for all of. which Mr.. Beier il
thankfulthat it was no worse.
FOR SALE-House and six lots
good barn, cistern and cellar. Alst
household furniture. Apply to Joe
Jimesou.
MAYNARD Crane has posted up GU
big Fourth of July posters. AS al
ad. writer Mr.. Crane is an artist AM
YOU can be cure of something catch.
when be writes up an ad. or poster
One of the attractions he has secured
for the celebration is balloonist an
he announces on the poster that Their
will be ascensions each day with ~
paralyzing parachute pitch iron
the clouds.'' Wouldn't that jar you
Sheriff Serms, of Nelson count.
boarded the train last Thursday after
noon, en- route for the asylum a
jamestown, with an insane patient,
Mrs. Lee, who lives near Aneta. Tn
unfortunate lady's mind has becom
unbalanced by worry and nervous
ness. She is we'll to do and prosper