Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-01-17


~ tie Courier for valuable public
documents received q this ONCE
through him.
Mr.. and Mrr. Chas. Hart came down
from Jessie last r'riday night TO do \
little trading and breathe CITY air for
= few hours. They returned on the
unlimited Saturday morning.
An epidemic OF grippe has struck
this section OF the country and every
body is getting touch o. 1t, and
those who haven't got it will probably
get it by and by.
Z The editorsof the Sherbr0oke Trib-
une has been afflicted with the mumps.
This year most of the North Dakota
editors are afflicted with dumps. Our
Sherbrooke brother has our sympathy.
20 per cent discount ON all kinds OF
skates at Berg Bros. & Co.
Next Sunday evening at the Baptist
church the pastor will present the
views of his denomination on "Infant
Baptism. = All that will be said will be
clothed with the utmost charity toward
any who may hold different opinions.
Knud Thompson is going into the
goat business and purchased one
from George Adams lass Thursday.
Knud says that goats pay better than
Belgian hares and butter(s) can al
ways find a ready market at u good
figure.
You will please remember that Ham
mer & Condy are still doing business
in the machinery, feed, cattle, horses
and land line, and will lie right on
deck from now on with a complete tine
of farm implements for the spring
business.
The Sentinel Publishing Company
held it's annual meeting OF stockhold-
ers last Tuesday. We have not heard
what dividend was declared gener-
ally newspapers hardly ever declare
dividends, but there are exceptions,
OF course.
Hon. E. c. Cooper, of Grand Forks,
was in the city last Thursday trans
acting business with Insurance Agen-
Il. +. Warner. Mr.. Cooper was Il cant
didate for United States senator two
years ago and was formerly chairman
of the republican state central cammit-
tee.
Sandford Dodge's advance ase.t
was here Friday trying to get q hall
to give his fine plays hut could not
get q place to show, as the commits
sioners wont let us have n show in tl,e
court room. Couperstown is the
poorest town in the state for hall ac-
comma .tions.
George Elder, who has been making
cigars for b. N. Norris since last
May severed his connection wits tina:
institution last Friday and left for
Casselton the same day. Since com
ing to Cooperst0wm. George has
made many friends during his short
stay here. He il a good cigar maker
aad a steady fellow and we hope h.
will strike it rich somewhere
The First National Bank of Coop
erstOwn held its annual election Of
directors last Tuesday and the follow
Ing were elected: L. B, Hanna, j. w
Smith, r.. G. Cooper, G. H. Condy. Fl
H. Langlie. The directors met We'd
nesday and elected the following of
ticers: President, l.. B. H..nna: Vice
President, G. ii. Condy; Cashier, Fl
A.. Langlie; Asst. Cashier, Iver
Udgard. A dividend OF per cent
was declared for the past months.
The tank starts out the new year in a
very prosperous condition.
Microbc Grippe is getting in hir
work on our people these days. In
order to know whether you are struck
here arc the symptoms: The first
symptom of grippe is that t,f being
fallen upon by u full grown pile driv.
err. dropped from a considerable Gle
walton. There is a soreness over the
entire system approximating that ol
tho .nan who didn't get II job and went
home ON the swearing train. The legs
feel pulled to an unusual length and
the spinal column is veered around
and tied 10 q flowing bow knot under
the shoulder blade. Intense thirst is
a characteristic of the disease and i.
| is neglect OF this that is fatal in Sc
many cases.
Following the first symptoms there
come dizziness, wind collie. hcaves'
Ictibbing tendencies, falling of the hair.
spasms, rheumatic phantasies creep
| ing up and down the back bone, head
ache, carache, toothache. Indigestion.
wens. bnnions, corns. warts. car
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