The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-13

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,ounty seat Monday. |,
The Quaker Quartette viii be Ut
he Opera House Saturday evening,
Nov. Is.
S. Selander, Of Darcy, has been sent
o Coopentown in charge Of the n. P.
ection, the position formerly occupied |,
" John S. Olson.
The two year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Greenland Of Binford, He'd
asst Sunday from an attack Of f3final
The bereaved parents
nave the sympathy OF their friends in
their sad afiiiction.
Come and hear and see the Crows at
the Opera House Nov. 18th.
Joe Buchfaeit is down from his
ranch attending to some court mat
tiers, He says that he hopes @. s.
Gunderson will have majority On
the official canvass, which is very
generous way to look at it.
There will be communion service in
the Lutheran church next Sunday
morning at IL o'clock and evening ser
vice in English at $50.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". d. Marsh are en-
joying visit from their old time
friend, Mrs. E. F. Winsor, of Seattle,
Wash. The lady says that the Indians
out in that country are making pre-
dictions for a very severe winter.
We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Bob. Moffat has gone to Livona in
Emmons county and expects to camp
out in the woods for a month or two.
He expects to shoot several deer and
bring back some fine heads and skins.
Bob would rather hunt than work any
day.
Whidden & Koyl have just received
a full line of children's dresses.
Frank Ressler and family left Fri
day afternoon for Warsaw, Wiscon-
sin, at which place he expects to take
up his residence. He has rented his
farm. We apprehend that Frank
will do just like the rest of our North
Dakota citizens do when they move
away-be very glad to come back
again.
See Whidden 8 Koyl's line of ladies
neck wear and beaded llace, cellar.
There are hundreds Of dollars of
back subscription owing to the
Courier and the boys seem to be a
little shy in coming in and settling up
this fall. If this item catches the eye
Of q delinquent we hope that he will
get move on himself and pay up.
We have been paying out cash for
labor and expenses for a year past
and the merchants are beginning to
look in our direction for their pay for
what they have coming from us. Sub
scribers from abroad can remit by
draft or money order. Receipts will
be sent and all amounts be thankfully
received. Come on boys.
Go to First National Bank
for real estate loans acceptable loans
paid G. o. d.
Miss Minnie Maurer, the seventeen
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Maurer, of Binford, died Wednesday
of last week from a brief attack of
pneumonia. She was taken sick the
Friday previous and was only sick six
days. In addition to pneumonia there
were symptoms of diptheria but the
doctors had some doubts as to whittier
it was the real thing or not. The
funeral was held Thursday, Rev. O.
D. Purinton of this place oficiating.
The remains were inferred in the
cemetery three miles north of Bin
ford. The sympathy of many friends
is extended to the bereaved family.
Call on the STATE BANK of Coop
perstown for loan on grain and real
estate.
Thos. Robinson. Of Hannaford
and Peder Winger, formerly in
the employ of John Syverson
at this place, having formed
a co-partnership under the firm name
of Robinson & Winger and will go in
the general merchandise business at
some some point in North Dakota the
place not yet being decided upon. Mr..
Robinson has sold his farm to Mr.. La
Valley Of Darcy. He says he has
worked for good many years on his
farm without getting much ahead and
now proposes to try his hand at some
thing else The Courier certainly
wishes the new firm all kinds
of good luck and success in whatever
they undertake.
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