The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-08-21
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he smoked the deadly cigarette.
This youth of tender years.
For aught we know, he's smoking yet
Beyond this vale of tears.
Don't forget that the fall term of
Mankato Commercial College will open
Sept. 2. Get their catalogue.
The farmers are taking out lots of
lumber these days and the lumber
yards are working over time filing
orders.
Harvest is general now and grain of
all kinds is being put into shock very
rapidly. The crop is a good one and
wheat will be of good quality.
r. c. Cooper has purchased the
Julius Retzlaff property cornering on
Lenhem avenue and ninth street.
Real estate changes are coming quite
rapidly these days.
If the sneak thief who swiped the
gold pen from the editors desk will
return the same we should feel very
grateful. If the party is too poor to
buy one we would have "chipped inn
If he had mentioned it.
Grain has been ripening very fast
the past few days and it will keep the
binders moving pretty lively from now
on to get the grain in shock without
it Smelling badly. The heads are filled
to the top and good yield is looked
for.
Would like to rent two seated spring
wagon for month of September.
O. w. KERR.
A bumper apple crop is reported
from all the fruit growing states, so
that the voter ought to be able to get
all the apples he wants to eat between
now and the fourth day of November.
The candidates will be able to
ay in a supply at reasonable rates on
account Of the very large crop.
John Moffat has purchased lots on
the Boulevard on the corner south of
A. H. Berg's residence, which is a
very desirable location. He has COM
menced work on a $1,000 residence
which he says he has already rented.
This story his friends hardly believe,
but maybe, it is so. Time will tell.
The State Bank makes loans on i'm
proved farms. Money paid over at
once if title is o. X.
Farmers and shippers, who have
sent their grain in past years to VIM.
Dalrymple, Minneapolis and Duluth
have found that he secures for them
best grades and prices With lowest
dockages. Being satisfied with his re-
sponsibility and business methods
many are consigning their grain to
him either at Duluth or Minneapolis.
FOR SALE-ground feed, s26 pei
ton. Inquire of G. A. Peterson, Da-
kota Elevator Co..
We stillhave atthis Office unclaimed
a ladies' jacket. It is a light fawn
colored concern, lined with silk and a
real natty looking affair. The editor
can't very well wear it, neither car
the EDITORS wife, because it don't fit,
hence we are compelled to advertise II
once more. The owner of that jacket
would confer faver on us by taking
it away and paying charges which
are nominal.
DR.. L, S. Platou, of Valley City
graduate of Christiania University
Norway, will be in Cooperstown Aug
% and 80 for the purpose of practicine
his profession. Regular visits last
Friday and Saturday of each month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peder Winger certain
ly have the sympathy of this entire
community and all acquaintance, but
it is not possible to express it to then
personally at the present time-on &C.
count of the quarantine laws. Last
Thursday night their daughter, ALA
7years of age last February, died o.
scarlet fever, and Tuesday night o.
this week Ermon, son who would bt
years of age next month, also passec
to that great beyond. -Alliance.
The many Cooperstown friends .o1
Mr.. Winger sympathize with himself
and family in their bereavement.
DR.. Rose, resident DENTIST Coopers
town, n. D., can be found in hi.
bffice from now on until further notice
Office in Syverson's new building, up
stairs. :,
Married at Cooperstown, n. p.
August 10Th, 1902, by Rev. Oscar %
Purinton, Miss Josephine Carlsonytt
Mr.. David Sansburn. both Of Coopers
. town. The happy event was pullet
off at the home of f. w. johnson at 4
p. M, and following the supper thu
band escorted the newly welded
couple to their home in the northwes
part of town, at which time the boy