Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-05-09

Tho State Bank sells reliable hail
insurance.
b. G. Olsby, the Aneta tailor, has
been visiting friends 10 Cooperstown
this week.
We now have daily train and mail
and feel IS 1t We we're living In q
civilized community once more.
E. NJ. Simenson has papered up the
interior of his place of business,
which greatly improves the appear
once of the place.
WANTED-a good girl for second
work and to help take care Of the
children. MRS. G. II. CoNDY.
F. C. Gardner, 81. 81. Bateman's
popular partner, was in the city last
Saturday, selling his customers cigars
and looking over his business inter-
ests at this place.
Nels Ostlund left on Monday after
noon for Willmar, MINI. He pushed
his subscription ahead a year before
he left, and will keep in touch with
Griggs couty events through the col
umns of the Courier.
Insure against hail with A. HORT.
Jessie, N. D.
Our old friend G. E. Gupderson, one
of Finley's popular merchants, came
over with the ball team from that town
last Saturday and took occasion to
make the Courier a very substantial
call. We are always glad to see
Charley.
Contractor Moffat has secured the
contract for building school house
near Sanborn. He has also a house
and barn to build and will have work
for some time at any rate. We are
pleased to see that the old pioneer is
still doing business.
have pure Early Ohio potatoes for
seed, also few bushels of Speltz.
w. e.. JNIEsoN.
Will Garry returned last Friday.
We understand that he has been of.
fered the night agency at jamestown
with quite an increase of salary over
this place and that he has accepted
He will leave in = few day The
many friends of Mr.. Garry are sorry
to see him leave but are glad of his
success, nevertheless.
| You cannot afford to raise smu
when you can buy Formalin so cheal
at H. H. Bateman Il Co.
II you want to get an idea Of how
many trees have been planted in tow
the past few years, just take a wall
to the top of the hill north of tow
and look down through the village -i
is a veritable young forest. The las
: five years has wrought wonderful
change, surely, which should be a.
t incentive to keep up the good work.
, Parties desiring the use of my past
ure on Bald Hill creek. will please ap
. ply at once at residence in Coopers
town, and make arrangements fo
same, as only 60 head will he accom-
, modated. Terms: % per head
s'straight.'' Received soon as practic
able. j. w. FIER0.
Brooklyn, N. II, Apr. 20, 1901.
Rey. c. A. Hughes, the new Metho
dist pastor, created very favorabl
impression last Sunday, this beinI
. his first appearance before his congre
CATION. The reverend gentleman ha
. a pleasing way Of presenting the trutt,
and in addition to being goo
I. preacher he appears to be gentle
| man who will get along very amicabi
. with his people.
FOR SALE or rent,she nw9 of Sec
17-147-5S. Address
r.. MURPHY,
:. Chebanse, Ill
The caucus Last Friday evening wa
hummer, nearly everybody in tow
being present. f. w. Blackwell wa
elected chairman and p. II. Trubshaw
. secretary. The following were nomin
8 ated: Trustees: John Syverson, j
> C. Flynn, S. Saushurn: clerk, vii
II. Carleton; assessor, MIC Green
3 Treasurer, E. w. Blackwell; Marshal
t Anton Christianson; justice, I. F
: Warner. There was a lively scra
: for marshal, but the best of feelin
a prevailed, although there were fe,
P lively tilts previous to the caucus.
All fishermen who are laboring u
der the notion that the late Minnesot
Legislature passed law requirin
e residents of North Dakota to pay
c license Of $500, for fishing in Mime
! sofa lakes, or else be fined for SO do
e ing, are hereby notified that this re
: port is mistake-the legislator