Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-11-07
500 bushels of potatoes wanted
at once. q. w. KERR.

500 bushels of potatoes wanted
at once. O. w. KERR.
Judge Glaspell will convene
the fall term of the district
court at this place on November
II, the second Monday in the
month. jury of thirty-six has
been drawn. 1t will probably be
a short term.
We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
It is reported that Louis Brit
ton has skipped out and that
many of our merchants. have been
left with large accounts contract
ed. The Courier hopes that Mr..
Britton will show up and face
his creditors, as we are 10th to
believe that he has has skipped.
A. F. Bailey, representing the
A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co.,
of Minneapolis, was a visitor to
Cooperstown last Thursday, and
paid his respects to the Courier ;.
The gentleman is one of those
genial fellows whose presence
tends to make life pleasant. Our
latchstring will always be out to
him.
FOR SALE a fine residence
in Valley City, lot 1O0x316, house
e large rooms, hall and pantry,
water and 75-bl. cistern,
$50 large trees and small barn.
This property will be sold at a
bargain if taken at once. In
quire of Peder Winger with John
Syverson or John Ole, Coopers-
town. Y
Miss Lula Mack and three
children, formerly Of Inkster,
arrived at G ooperstown last We'd
nesday and has been spending a
few days as the guest of the
Blackwells and Carletons- Rev.
G. A. Mack is moving to Fessen-
den where he has accepted q call
as pastor Of the CONGREGATIONAL
church.
There will be a business meet
ing at the Congregational church
Thursday evening s,Y.:s at
7:3O. This meeting is called by
the request of the treasurer, and
it is earnestly urged Y that al
members, officers and those in
terested be present as there are.
matters demanding
Immediate consideration.
v. III. RURING, Pastor.
The postmaster is under
special obligations to those,lAdjes
and children who worked so
faithfully and hard in assistin g
him to remove all of Uncle Sans
stock and mail and also to- the
State Bank for kindly opening
it's doors to us last Sunday dur
ing the fire. We desire to.thenk
each and every one and to- as
sure them that these efforts and
help we're deeply iappreciated
J. DIR. T.. s. PLAroU J. Of Valley Csy
graduate OF @Christiania University,
Norway, will he Id (!ooperssewn
Nov. 10th and Both for the purpose Of
practisin9 his profession. Rseslar
visits last Friday and Saturday Of
each month. s.ss....s..s
) The young fellows. got, Up a
social dance at the Newell House
last. Friday evening, which was
part cipated Id BY about eighteen
couples. The festivities wound
Up about $50 a.Hsm. Saturday
morning and those who were
present report q, rattling good
time. D. 3. Mel Donald prepared
the lunch and did it, right,
too. Mrs. Perciva was present
ed with a very handsome oak,
rocking chair as a slight testi-
monial from the boys for
throwing open the house TO- them
Miss Georgia Bangen enter
tanned a number of: her little
friends at the home os Mr.. and
Mrs. Ell: a. Langlie last Friday
evening from 5 to 8, the occas-
sion being to celebrate her
thirteenth birthday. The little
folks had a lovely time, so say
they all. The little hostess re-
ceived many presents from her
little friends to remember the
occasion by. The time was
passed in playing games, after
which a very dainty lunch was
served. Banker Langlie and his
estimable wife assisted very ma
terially in making it a pleasant
occasion.