Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-06-13

Get into the game. II you don't
read the Courier you ought to. Come
in and subscribe. It has rained.
Editor Williams, Of McHenry, spent
Saturday in the city, and favored the
Courier sanctum with q fraternal call.
The Courier has received an invita-
ton to attend the twelfth annual COM
mencement exercises at the State Uni
'versity from June 8 to 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Stork left for
st. Paul Monday where Mrs. Stork
goes to secure medical treatment. We
sincerely hope that she will be bene-
fitted and speedily recover.
Apply to Attorney A. M. Baldwin
for loans on real estate.
Linn Rockwell arrived from Chica-
go yesterday and will spend the sum-
mer here. He was six years old when
he left Cooperstown and of course
will have have to renew acquaintance
again.
John Iverson, of Ottofy, was avisit-
or to Cooperstown Tuesday, and was
visiting around among relatives and
friends. Mr.. Iverson is much pleased
at the crop outlook and looks for a
good business in his neighborhood
this fall.
/ have for sale number of choice
Yorkshire pigs, suitable for breeding
or other purposes. 5
y. K.CLImE.
Martin D. Wesley was a pleasant
caller on the Courier Tuesday.
Mr.. Westley has just completed
his second year in the Hamline
medical college and in two years
more will graduate as full fedged
NJ. d.
It has rained and the country has
been imbued with new life. Now let
our business men ginger up a little,
advertise their bargains to the con-
sumer and wake up business. A
catchy ad. catches the eye and seeing
that il costs nothing to change your
ad. occasionally why not change it.
LOST-blackc collie dog. short haired
about May 18th from VIM. Howden's
farm. Had on chain. $500 reward
offered for return of dog.
p. II. MAMHEWS,
Cooperstown, N. d.
Paul Flick's team ran away from
the mill last Saturday with heavy
lumber wagon and they turned the
corners in great shape and ran RICH,
through Thinglcstad & Borgersor
Bros. livery Darn without doing any
damage. 1t would take a very care
full driver to do that any time let alone
a runaway team.
liver STEMS sons captured a monster
turtle near their place on the Shey
enne river the other day, The turtle
measured over two feet across tn.
back, and after it's head was cut of
walked around with one of the boys
who weighs 80 pounds-on its back
When cut open, So eggs were found il
it. The boys have saved the shell t.
show to their friends.-Finley Beacon
| WANTED-a girl for general
housework. Must understand plair
cooking. Good wages to the righ
party. Apply at Courier Office.
The children's day exercises at the
Congregational church last Sunday
morning we're very interesting and the
program carried through in gooc
shape. All who took part performed
their duty without hitch and each ant
every one acquitted themselves very
creditably. The children had LITTLE
fancy baskets filled with flowers which
made very pretty picture. A collec
ton was taken up and 1924 received
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Retzlaff lef
Tuesday afternoon for a few day.
visit with relatives at Enderlin, N. D
On the down trip MIR. Retzlaff viii
stop off at Rogers to look over A. A
Booths herd of. thoroughbred Short
horns and expects to make some pur
chases. Mrs. Retzlaff is one of tn
best butter makers in the county an,
Charley is good farmer and want
good stock on the farm which is tn
proper idea.
We have at our warehouse
complete Gaar-Scott threshin
rig with all the latest and hes
improvements and we will b.
pleased to have those intereste
call and look it over.
A. B. COX & co.