Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-11-07
Locals.
GIRL WANTED-at Palce
Hotel for laundry work.

Rev. E. S. Shaw came up from
Fargo last Friday and went up
to Lee to look after some pupils
for Fargo College. He returned
home Saturday.
William III. Martin and wife
are the proud parents of baby
girl, born to them last week
Tuesday. DIR. Kerr was in at
tendance aud reports mother and
child doing nicely.
William Glass went to st. Paul
last Friday on business.
The w. CT. U. meets today
in the Congregational church.
Matters of special Importance
will be considered. Members
should not fail to be present.
Visitors will find a welcome. ~
Mrs. E. G. Rogers, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. F..
II. Haskell, for the past three
weeks, left last Thursday for
Tower City to visit relatives there
for few days. She will return
to her home at PeEll, WASH,
about the 18th.
If you havn't time to. haul your
grain. call at the FirSt National
Bank and we will loan you money
which will enable you to get at
your blowing while you can. We
are making farm loans and want
yours. Call in and see us.
VOTE OF THANKs-The Coop
erstown Fire Department. wishes
to tender their thanks to the
many citizens and outsiders who
so ably assisted the department
in extinguishing the frey@last
Sunday.
By a unanimous vote of-the
N M, (: s4 !: ..-s Il FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Tomorrow, November 9Th, will
occur the sale Of the University
and ms itu ton land :, now being
advertised in this paper. The
sale will take place at the court
house and will be sold to the high.
est bidder. Those of our farm
ers interested should bear, this
in mind.
Emil Marquardt is rushing his
new hall right along and expects
to have it ready for occupancy by
Thanks giving, at which time the,
building will be opened up by a
grand ball. He has already had
several applications from differ
entcompanies for the hall and the
prospects are good for a line. of
good entertainments.
SO REWARD-will be given
to the person giving any inform
alton leading to the recovery of
two black mares weighing aboat
1850, branded OBJ Oh lie ftafank.
One sucking colt, and one gray
mare branded u on left frout
shoulder. Last seen IL miles
northwest Of coop,e rst town.
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The Halloween social at the
Congregational church last
Thursday night was largely at-
tended and was a great sue:
cess in every particular. II was
a very unique affair. There were
witches to tell your fortune, and
ladies to take your profile picture
Wnlle OJnef ladies' read your fu-
tnre in various other ways and
incidentally relieved you Of q lit
tie coin. A light lunch was
served.
One Of the meanest aud most
contemplate tricks that has
come to our notice recently is
the wanton destructive Of trees
around the village by boys, who
are old enough to know better,
and some of them ought to be
made an example of by the par
ents or if they won't put a stop to
it, those receiving damage should
haul them up before a justice OF
the peace. Last spring Mr..
Friswold planted some young
cottonwood trees in front of his
residence and they obtained q
good growth the past season.
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