Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-05-09
Liveryman A. T. Drakelv, OF Aneta
Vas in the city last Friday.


bakery field In this mans town.
The Portal paper is joyful because
S. W. Mickey has returned to that
town, because he il q rattling good
ball player.
Base ball rooters attention! The
Aneta ball club will play Cooperstown
on the home grounds next Saturday,
May IL, at 2 p. m.
Rooms to rent-apply to O. S. Gum
derson.
Ed. Neher, the best center fielder in
the state, dropped into town last
Monday. Eddie is looking for trouble
lin the base ball field.
Postmaster and Merchant HORT was
down from Jessie last Saturday doing
business. He kind of likes to come
down to the city occasionally.
For hail insurance in reliable
company go to First National Bank.
William Gamble is doing business
at the same old stand, hanging John
Syverson's paper as usual. Call on
him for first-class work in either paint
ing or paper hanging.
That Herb. Church is 4 prince and
that Mrs. Chuch is the best cook and
neatest house keeper in North Dakota
will be sworn to sealed, signed and
delivered by a gentleman who happened
that way for dinner one day last week.
Pure Strychnine, Formalin and
Blue v1triol at lowest market price at
Almkloy's drugstore.
The Courier is at work printing the
premium list for the stock exhibit 81
the Griggs County Fair Association
to be held July 4th and 9Th. Last
year this book was printed in Fargo
his year it will be done at home.
F. e. Hazard came up from Poy'
nette, Wis, last Friday to see his
father, j. G. Hazard whose condition
was thought to be critical. We ART
pleased to state at this writing tina
Mr.. Hazard, Sr, is better and his sol
left for home Monday.
Apply to Attorney A. M. Baldwin
for loans on real estate.
Emil Marquardt received Telegram
from Kenmare yesterday stating tina
j. s. Bredenbcck was dead and re
questing him to notify the friends O
the deceased. No particulars as Il
cause of death have been received. II
was formerly in business ct this 'place
The merchants of Bismarck hav
signed an agreement to close thei
stores from April % to Sept. list a
$50 p. m. This is a move in the righ
direction and ought to become genera
all over the state. CLERKS as we'll a
other people need exercise aud 'recre
alton after walking the floors of tn
store all day long.
j FOR RENT six room house o
the Boulevard. Inquire Of
| E. MABQUAasBT.
| Capt. McDaniels writes Manage
n Baldwin that the Aneta bali ci1b wi
play a game at Cooperstown 'nez
! Saturday. Mac doesn't expect t
mop the diamond with our club but
will bring down an aggregation {
bali tossers that will give the HON
club some work just the samoan
Mac can twist the ball some, himsel
| The Finley and Cooperstowa lba
teams opened up the season ct 'thi
place Cast Saturday afternoon reaul1
ing in q score of l3 to S in favor {
Cooperstown. Finley has prett
good club and put up fate game
They came over togive this team som
work-and they did SO. Time of gam
y hours. Umpire E. w. Blackwell
Ate ndanee 743.
Last week was an ideal one frol
every standpoint and the farmer
pushed t heir farm operations in
hurry. EARLY sown wheat is comm
up very RAPIDLY and the prairies al
green with elegant pasturage. A
this writing the crop outlook is eli
giant. Wheat seeding is over, pract
cally, oats, barley and fax will 500
be in the ground, also, and for til
next 80 days the question '.what sha
the harvest be- will be uppermost
everybody's minds.
The eyes of every child should b
examined yearly. In the prbli
schools of Baltimore the eyes of 1906
! pupils were officially examined. I'll
; result showed So per cent. of the Chi
, dren did not enjoy normal vision
while 20 per cent. were found to be
no condition to do school work at al
3 This is timely warning to parents