The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-06-12

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* Local. *
Thor. Hetager returned from Min
neapolis Monday.
Mrs. Amelia Widlund spent about
ten days in Oooperstown, visiting her
daughter, Miss Signe.
: We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
p. III. West, of New Rockford, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. G. o. john
son. He will probably be here about
two weeks.
Next Monday Campbell Bros. circus
will be at Oooperstown. A large
crowd will undoubtedly be in town
that day, weather permitting.
Ladies: Don't buy your summer
goods before you zee Thompson Bros.
If you want to know anything about
setting hens just ask Billy Catannach,
Whidden & koyl's bookkeeper. He
will cheerfully give you any pointers
he may have on hens.
Lost-between Cooperstown and
Aneta, black plush cape, colored
checked lining, trimmed with fur and
braid. Finder please leave at the
Courier Office.
Don't forget to attend the band con-
cert at the opera house tomorrow
night. The proceeds are to help pay
for the suits and the boys need your
assistance. Help them out by buying
tickets literally. II you can't go buy
. ticket anyway.
Its wet day that keeps Hyde of
Hannaford at home. He went to
Btnford last Thursday, took orders
for De Laval separators, making
placed last week. At the national
butter makers convention in St. Paul
out of 83Obutter entries, 10 were De
Laval. and it looks as ii our butter
makers were just as discriminating.
FOR SALE northwest / Sec. IT.
l47-5s. Write p. MURPHY,
Shebanse, Ill.
Mrs. Tiller writes from Everett,
Wash: We have bought two acres Of
land on the bay miles from Everett,
with all kinds of fruit trees and small
fruits. Mr.. Tiller's disability would
not allow him to work at the mill.
It was too hard for him so we are
going infor gardening, fruit, chickens
and fisHing, SO please send the
COURIER to us at Muckilteo, Wash.
Lands bought and sold.
If you want to sell your farm
/ can sell it for you.
Z Send me your list and
Lowest net price and
Terms Of payments.
Describe lands and improvements.
n. F. NooNAN, McHenry, N. D.
The COURIER has received a COM
Elementary ticket to the race meeting
to be held at Page June 10 and 20.
The following purseshave been hung
up: lst day, 3 minute trot or pace,
500; 2:2o PAGERS, els trotters, 900;
lmile bicycle race, s25. Ball game
in the afternoon. June 20: $50 PAGERS,
2;25 trotters, $50; free for al trot or
pace, e225: half mile running race,
375. Ball game In forenoon between
Cooperstown and Hops for purse
az 900.
Married-at the residence of hr.
and Mrs. Robt. Jones in Cooperstdwn,
on Wednesday, afternoon, June IL,
1902, by Rev. o. D. Purinton, Mr..
liver Udgard to Miss Gena Helling,
both of this place. The groom is the
popular cashier of the First National
Bank and is one of our most highly
respected young men. He is an old
{ citizen Of Griggs county and he and
his bride have the hearty congratula-'
tions of a host Of friends. They left
on the evening train for a few days
outing and will settle down on their
Romness farm when they return
The Cooperstown Amateur Drama
tic Company was here Friday evening
and gave their dramatic drama
entitled Between, Two Fires'' in
three acts, to a fair sized audience.
The play was well rendered in every
/ part and was well worth the Editors
soc. that it cost him to see the play
which he advertised, Juell, of the
i Courier, seemed to be the star, or at
least he was the star that the Tribune
Z man kept his eyes on for fear that he
would get out of town without paying
y the printer, in which lie succeeded in
doing. All right Bro. Juell we are
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