Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-10
Mics Julia Feiriny ,c'urned to h.r
studies at the University last Monday.

studies at the University last MONDAY.
Members OF tn. Degree of Honor
are requested to be present at the neAt
meeting Jan. II. Installation OF OF
licers.
Mrs. ]. T.. johnson, our esteemed
lumber,uan's wife, is reported quite
sick, but we understand that she is
slowly recovering.
Artie Swenson has severed his
connection with the firm of Berg
Brothers & Co. and will shortly leave
for Minnesota. Artie Will be missed
in society circles.
Mrs. G.. Nj. Upton left for the home
at Beethoven, ILL.,, last Monday after
noon. She has received word OF the
serious illness of her father and OF
course wants to be down there with
him.
Prof. Hiram Lloyd, of Mimi, afte"
a two weeks visit with MIR. and Mrs.
II. Il. Jones, left for home last Friday.
MIR. Lloyd is a brother of Mrs. Jones
and is principal of the public school
at Clarkfeld.
STRAYED-from Sec. l7-l46-5s
one black mare mulc, weight about
l2OUlhs, about ten years old, had On
| leather kalter. Anyone finding said
mule please notify Knud Thompson,
Cooperstown, n. D.
Helga Hammer, Grace Thompson
and Mrs. T. T.. Downe, three popular
and very pretty young ladies OF Coop
erstown, visited the Misses Halyorson
this week. They had a very pleasant
visit here. Tribune.
Peter T.. Nelson is sending out some
| very nice little calendars with alumni
mum pocket combs as side attraction.
The comb is q very useful pocket
piece and will be appreciated by those
who got one MIR. Nelson is enterpris-
ing.
d.. Rose, resident dentist. Coopers-
town, N. D., can be found in his Office
from the LIST to the 18th of each mouth.
Office in Syyerson's new building. up
stairs.
| Carl Nordhongen. who is at Aneta
engaged in the blacksmith business.
is somewhat of an inventor himself un
a small scale. The Aneta Panorama.
says that he has just received u patent
on an Oiler We hope the patent Will
make Carl rich.
groceries any more but they have a
number OF improved farms for sale OF
terms to suit the purchaser. Ii you
are. interested in real estate just cal
at the old stand and consult Col. I'll
=. Hammer or his wide awake part
ner. Geo. FL. Condy
The inaugural ball in honor OF til,
new state administration will be heel.
ut Bismarck tomorrow, Jan. III, lSoi
and I'm invitation is extended to all
The tickets costs $500 each. and extra
plates for supper 800 1t will! br ;
swell affair. the leading society peo
ple of North Dakota will he there. ST
don't forget to curl your hair. aud 81
to the inaugural ball
Yes. tits true:
Foi.y's Honey and Tar
Is the hest cuugh medicine
For sale. by III. II Bateilan&Cn
The barn vt the Agriculture Col
lege at Fargo, was burned to tn
ground last Friday morning. entail
Ing a loss of $4,000 Insurance t.
the amount of $1l. 900 was carried
Thi, was :, very fine building and j
addition 10 the barn itself Ian
valuable specimens OF grain an
grasses were lost. 1t will cost tn
taxpayers u few thousand dol lars t
replace it.
We have sold oar entire stock q
general merchandise to Thompso
4, Bros, who will continue the bushes
; at the old stand. We thank on
n customers for the liberal patronage gi\
!. en- us in this line in the past. and hop
T. that our old friends will do as wei
;, by our successors You will find til
,. Thompson Bros. good. courteous an
honest, gentlemen to do bushes
with and anxious for your trade.
Yours respt.
~ HAMMER Il CONDI.
The county commissioners met la
Monday ut which time Messrs. How
:. ard Wilson and John L. Foshol'
. took their seats as the new membe
!. of the board. Joseph Buchheit ";
:. reelected chairman OF the board fe
! the ensuing year. The bonds OF tt
r. different county officers were flied ar
accented. Both banks put in q b