Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-03-07
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THURSDAY. MARCH I. 1901
LOCALS.
no. 4 harSl o 81.

LOCALS.
NO. I hard o 81.
The 6rst rain Of the season last
Saturday morning.
4 Miss Emma johnson left Monday
Tor Darcy, from there she goesto Mis-
sonia, Mont.
Druggist Bate,nau went to Fargo
Nbnday afternoon md may visit the
twin cities ere he returns.
Mrs. o. p. Balkan received a tele-
cram last Monday conveying the sad
,tntelligence of the death of her mother.
For q few days tickets from the Old
Country can be sought at special re-
3duced rate ut State Bank of Coopers-
town.
Merchant LsMn, OF Jessie, was do
Ing some trading In the county aeat
last Saturday. He reports every
thing quiet In his town.
~
ss This is March weather and 10 mis-
take. A hessy rain visited this Sec
ton last Saturday night followed by
- very heavy wind and colder weather.
Mrs. Upton returned from Relle-
sA8wer, Nl.. last Friday. She was
called htsme several weeks ago by the
serious illness of her father Who died
in January.
Nut coal can be had at ahe Gull
River yard.
The roads were never so had as at
the present time. The herd freeze
after the!heaNy rain of Saturday night
left them a solid mass of ice and al
most as-smoott as glass.
Bill'larry left on Mondays train
for Knox, N. D., where he will go out
TO lis.claim To rest up couple of
dJys and get acquainted with the Sec
ton lines around bis farm.
sS AL. .Shue expects to 20 down to Iowa
with a. car. load of horses in q few
days. It used tt, be that horses were
,shippedin here instead of out. II
does beat all how times change.
Ifyoa have cattle to sell, or If you
wantsto buy cattle or horses call on
sHammcrxk Condy.
The Courier is in receipt-of q copy
& Of the first biennial report of the
Geographical Survey of North Dako-
"a. The pamphlet is full .of nice IL
Illustrations of coal mines ia North Da-
lseta and also contains much interest
ing matter.
George Lawrence knows something
about the white mans burden himself.
He has been doubled up with lumbago
) Tor couple of months andiss not able
% walk ia his usual straight and
dirnifed manner. Mr.. Lawrence il
entitled stoaynpathy and nc,doubt has
sit from those, who have had a touch Of
llumbago.
ii ,mmer &,Condy have 10000 acres
LOT improyed farm land for sale or
rent most any size farm. Some with
buildings on. This is choice land
Give them ;a'call.
Accordiag,to law the new county
auditor went into Office on Monday,
March 4. seeing that p. A. Melgard
was elected 10 succeed himself he Just
tufned around in his chair.
shook hands wish Deputy Mic Green,
/ md the ordeal nf turning over the.of-
I 6se TO his successor was over. That
snas easy for F. A.
Il Devils Lake fans think they will
haMe the best base ;ball team in the
stake this season, and the COopers-
town management is already sigaing
\ players for the champion" team.
4 We haven't heard anything from iiop.
\ or Lsisota yet. Come boys get toto
tie game -Aneta Panoram.
Ernie Kent's Grand Forks team wis
have to make a good showing in order
to get into the same class with Coop
( erstown. No second-elass team can
ret into the circle this year.
Situation Wanted-as honsekeeper
by : lady with two sman children.
Address Mrs. Amanda Anderson at
I Cooperstown or in person at the
Richardson farm ~ miles west of
i town.
u On the night of February: 10th some
body shot some horses belonging to
James Boutwell, severely wouDding
sitwoof them. Mr.. Boutwell, suspic-
toned that John Dox was the cuiprit
I and swore out a Harrant for cruelty
to animals. The case came up before
Jnstice Warner last Friday and Sat
Eurday and eliminated in Mr.. Dox be-