Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1901-04-18

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Almkloy's drugstore.
Henry Nelson Is back 10 Besuchet's
meat market again, carving juicy
steaks and prime roasts.
John p. Larson, OF Courinev, paid
the Courier q visit last Monday and
pushed his subscription ahead quite \
notch.
Miss Grace Houghton commenced a
six months tenn of school in the White
& Clifford schoolhouse near Wimble-
don last monday.
The Viking club has disbanded and
the boys have scattered to different
boarding houses. Ben Stavsyick and
family will move into the house form
erly occupied by the club.
Apply to Attorney A. N. Baldwin
for loans on real estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hunt, of
Pembina county, tarried in Coopers
town for short time last Thursday.
They we're driving overland and were
headed for Bordulac in Foster county.
They had been visiting friends en-
route and were enjoying the long drive
immensely.
States Attorney Tufte, usually very
pleasant, in still more so these days.
For q few months he was interested in
a newspaper to q considerable extent
and now that it is sold he feels as hap
by as lark. The newspaper BUSH
ness is all right-sOmetimes, but he
has had enough of it.
"A postonice rule went into effect
recently which places all mail origin-
ating in the United States for Cuba,
Guam, the Philippine archipelago.
Tutuila (including all adjacent islands
of the Samoan group which are pos
sessions of the United States) the
Hawaiian possessions and Porto Rico
under domestic postage rates. Such
mail shall be subject to the United
States domestic classification, con-
ditions and rate of postage.
S. Almklov, druggist has on hand q
large amount of formalin and strych-
nine for poisoning gophers Also
keeps ON hand furniture, collins, etc.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
and always keep "n hand pure line
of drugs and medicines.
The annual village election will be
held ON May 9th, according to the of
fetal notice published in this issue Ut
the Courier. II there are any anxious
patriots for office this would be an ex-
cellent time for them tc announce
the1nsellzes and get into the game. Su
l far as this paper Is concerned we be.
lieye the present administration has
handled our town affairs faithfully
and economically and we see no rea.
son why they should MT be reelected
For some time officers of the Law
have been securing the country fo'
one Cbas. Kiel who it is reported has
been making away with cattle during
the past winter. Bernhard deWit'
had sworn out q warrant for his arres,
and on Sunday morning deputy sherid
! George Kost of Anamoose quietly
swooped down on him at a ranch over
in Mclean county and hied him away.
to Washburn to await trial We are
unable to give particulars in the case
at present. We will say however that
Kiel was formerly resident o.
Harvey. coming here from Coopers-
town.-Harvey Advertiser.
DIR. L. s. PLATou. of Valley City.
graduate of Christiania University,
| Norway, will be in Cooperstowr
April 26th and 9th for the purpose o.
practising his profession. Regula,
Visits last Friday and Saturday o.
each month.
| A stranger passing through town or
his way west last Friday, remar ked te
the Courier editor that Cooperstowr
must be very progressive place and
q nice town to live in. We replied
that he had made a good guess but
asked him on what he based hit
opinion. He replied: II notice
several we'll preserved church edifices
that you have good sidewalks and
that your streets are kept Clean" We
take pride in saying that we have thu
j cleanest and best kept town in NORTH
i Dakota and the most enterprisinf
class OF citizens on top of the earth
\ which is noticed by every stranger
who comes into town.
STRAYED-from my place two
horses; one sorrel, hog backed, hail
}, of in spots: one bay horse, feet white
lump on side of throat, some white il
face, age about IL years.
WIN. MCDANIEL.