The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-12-11

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WANTED Two girls at Palace
Hotel. One for laundry work and one.
dish washer
Berg Bros. & Co., are selling all
Mems and Boys Ovecoats at a dis
count of 20 per. cent.
The ladies Of the Congregational
church have some elegant goods for
sale at their annual fair.
Our business men are sending out an
elegant line of 1908 calendars. They
believe in doing up things right.
Christmas is right at hand. 1t is
time to buy. Everything in season.
EvENsON s.. ALLEN.
Rev. E. T. Silness went to Ada,
Mimi, Monday of this week to visit |
friends for day or two. He expects
to return Friday.
Read the ads. in the columns of
this paper. Our business men are
alive and change their ads. right along.
They offer bargains in every line of
goods and it will pay you to read
them over.
! Ingolf Void returned to town last
Saturday after several weeks absence
and is again at his post of duty in H.
i II. Bateman's drug store. Ing. has
many friends who are pleased to again
see his smiling mug behind the coun-
i ter.
j A. Haskell last week sold his farm
to Messrs. Hammer & Condy, This
is one of the finest farms in Griggs
county and no one knows it any more
than do the purchasers. Mr.. and
Mrs. Haskell will move into town
next spring and will quit worrying
over the crop prospect.
il Evenson & Allen have the best
4 lighted place of business in town.
They have installed gasoline gas
plant that seems to work TO perfection
and at a great saving over Kerosene or
any other kind of a. light. The store
looks as bright as the brightest sunny
day when it is lighted up.
d The COURIER has recently pub.
lished THE bank statements of the
First National of this city, The Han.
nafom State Bank ana the First State
Bank 'of Binford. They all show
a good growth and seem to. be doing a
: nice business. The First National
shows up well with nearly $500, 900 on
deposits.
:, Barr & Rowe, Of Mayvil]e, have
{, just completed putting in steam
;: plsut'for Geo. Won Blon so that the
i telephone exchange and photo
7 grapher's gallery ore kept nice and
warm. This MayMille firm has put III
several plants in Cooperstown and
j. they are all giving perfect satisfac
M ton.
al MARRIED-On December G/1902
III by Rev. e. T.. Silness, Louis Simenser
ri to Miss Anna Trostad, both of Coop
a erstewn. The COURIER extend!
ahearty congratulations ito Mr.. Simen
III SEA; and, his bride and wishes them {
fl Icing HE and much happiness. They
wislsettle down ON ftheS imenson farm
al two mliles. northeast of town.
RI The thermometer has'been dodginl
E between 20 and 80 below zero for tn.
past fewetlays and the danger Of al
: ice Jasmine is past. We have beer
k somewhat ,apprehensiye about thi
4lcrop for some time but Hsrb. Lang
,tt ford brought us in a load this weel
Il and assures rs that the supply viii
n undoubtedly be equal to the demand.
NOTICE-An persons are forbidden
L to empty ashes in the streets ant
: alleys in the fire liaaits. They mus
provide tin or iron cans as provided b.
1.-THE ordinance. Tiolators of thi
y ordinance will be dealt with according
:. to law.
ri A. CHRIsTLANsON,
'oI Town Marshall
III As will be noticed elsewhere in thi
paper the early closing movement viii
again be adopted on Christmas Da.
70 on the same schedule as former years
e This is certainly a step in the righ1
% direction. The people have become
>. used to it and like it, and the clerk.
y get little relaxation from business
e cares and have an opportunity to gel
s acquainted with their family, if they
e have one, and those of the boys who
are not married have a chance t.
Y skirmish around and hunt up CIR
ir with view to matrimony.
u Dry or prepared Stock Fish (Lude
K Fish) at BERG Bros. 6 Co., The One
u Price Department. Store.
:. They tell a pretty good joke on