Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-04-25
B. b. Brown returned home from
New Rockford last Saturday.

B. b. Brown returned home from
New Rockford last Saturday.
Pototoesl
Car load Minnesota table and seed
stock on track at depot.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. George Newberry re-
turned from Fargo yesterday. Mrs.
Newberry 10 much improved.
VIM. Glass boarded the limited last
Friday en- route for Fargo and James
town to attend to some business mat
tiers.
Attorney NJ. A. Shirley, of Aneta,
was in the city Saturday, transacting
business with Warner, the insurance
man.
Postmaster Jackson was up from
Hannaford last Thursday and carried
the bundle of Couriers back with him
which gave our readers the news one
day ahead of the regular time.
| Little Minnie Guest who has made
her home with Banker and Mrs. Gar
borg the past ten months, left for
Hannaford last week and will make
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Guest.
". D. Marsh is enjoying Lie this
week. Stonem >sons and carpenters
are at work putting q foundation
under his house, which necessitates
tearing up the floors some and making
an awful lot of dirt.
If you want GOOD hail insurance,
go to WARNER TIE INSURANCE
MAN. He was never known to repre-
sent only GOOD companies. He has
the St. Paul F. & n. Give him call
and you will be used right.
4 Corporal Snyder returned home last
Monday after serving TIVE years as a
volunteer soldier in the Philippines
Mr.. Snyder looks we'll and while prob
ably not stuck on army life, does not
begrudge the time spent in the service
of Uncle Sam.
Will the farmers around here please
take notice that Z, Tom Hanson, will
pound all the cattle or horses running
at large on se4 of Sec. l9-l4S-59 W,
after this. Tom HANSON,
Jessie. N. d.
il Insurance Commissioners Lentz has
issued a tabular statement of the re-
ceipts of Insurance premiums from the
several companies in the state and the
amount that is to be paid to each de-
partment entitled to it's 2 per cent.
under the law. Cooperstown gets
$l22.87.
J, Wall paper il. stock and thousands
, of samples TO select from.
!, S. AIMKLON.
The Courier is In receipt of q neat
and nicely illustrated catalog adver-
tising the city of Superior, Wis. The
little book Is sent out by the Com
mercial Club of that city, and will 90
a long way towards calling the atten'
ton OF the public to the many good
; points OF tiaat city.
81. 81. Baaeman & Co., have Z dis
: play Of 1909 bottles of Strychaise il
, their chow window. Now Is the time
t to call aud buy your gopher poison
] at rock bottom prices.
I have pare Early Ohio potatoes for
seed, also Jew bushels of Speltz.
} W. q. JnGEsON.
w. C. Laagdon has returned from
Fargo aud is again overseeing the
, putting ia Of the crop on the Wallow
, Hill Farm. w. G. will then be in
! shape to greet visiting ball clubs with
that Indian yell that made him tanoue
last summer and which has 4 tendency
to rattle the best man that eyer stepped
: up to the plate.
> C.. j. ErlanAsOn, of Helena, made
t the Courier . pleasant call last week.
) Chris took Mp come stray horses q
year ago and has advertised then
twice but nobody wants them. The
commissioners have finally appointed
3 an Appraiser and the stock will be
e sold to cover the expenses. Che
horses are not worth the keep the way
you have to buy hay and feed these
days.
: FOR SALE or rent the nw4 of Sec.
! 17-l47-58. Address
3 r. MURPHY,
r Chebanse, Ill.
GA man came in the other day with
. what he thought was a conundrum;
"Why is newspaper like woman
The various answers were: "Because
it has to have some one to run it. y
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