The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-12-04

Bob and Eva Wednesday night.
Don't miss them.
We have improved farms for sale. :
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
- Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rhodes have moved
into their home in town.
Miss Helen Peters went to her home
at Davenport, N. D.. Thanksgiving
day to be gone week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Spicer went |
down to Darcy Thanksgiving to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. J. Prydz.
The Mason & Downs Orpheus Jub-
lice Singers will be at the Opera
House Dec. 8. Get your tickets re-
J served.
The COURIER is in need of load Of
ice. Somebody bring one in and get
cash market price. This hot weather
is getting unbearable.
Eva and Bob Mckinley will present
a three nights engagement Of special
ties at the Opera House Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday next week.
| Make it a point to see our line of
fur coats.
THOMPSON Bros.
l There will be service in the Luth-
eren church next SUNDAY morning at
!, IL O'Clock and special service in Eng
lish in the evening, at 1880 O'Clock.
All are invited.
I The dance given by. the band boys
, Thanksgiving eve was fairly we'll at
tended, sixteen couples taking advan-
tage of the opportunity to enjoy few
, hours in dancing.
Illustrated lecture Monday evening,
Dec. 8, at 8 O'Clock p. M, at the Nor
/, wegian Lutheran church, by NJ. Shir.
Hey, Scenery from the Philippine Is
p land and from the land of the mid
night sun by majic lantern. Songs
and music by photograph.
I'll George Juell received a telegram
v last Wednesday night from the De
t o0rah Printing Co, of DEBORAH, La.
offering him position in their jot
office and asking him to come at once
: He left on the. afternoon train Thurs
! day for that place. George has man.
friends here who wish him all kinds O
7 good luck.
[. LIVER Seim and family are visitin.
le out on the Pacific Coast, and W.
b. notice by the Puyallup Independen
r. that Mr.. Seim was in that city an
[fIexpressed himself we'll satisfied witt
nj that valley and that he will probabl
purchase some real estate there an
y. settle down. There will be quite
v: l>colony Of Griggs county people out j
r that section the first thing we know
OIL Mr.. John Olson, an old friend fro1
ar Cooperstown, North Dakota. was il
OF to see.us Tuesday, aad said he ha
particular orders to cali on The Indie
TX pendent. We were pleased to:see hii
rs and to hear good reports Of Cooper
town's people. Mr.. Olsen also inform
b. ed us, also, that he had concluded 4
Of buy realty between here and Tacom;
az which is the right caper. There
& 81 room for more of you. Come along!-
he;l Ruyallny, (Wash.) Independent.
II KS Mr.,an Mrs. w. H. Phieps left we
n. |terday afternoon for st. Paul whe.
they will visit for a few days aft.
which they will leave for California I
nv spend the winter. 1t is barely possih
4. that they may return to North Ia
tn ota to live next spring. Mr.. and Nj
dvl Phipps have been residents Of til
i. town for the past five or six years a
- ahaxe made many friends during tn
anil time who are sorry to see them lea
in oar city. These friends join with Il
ns COURIER in wishing them good lu
q = and God speed wherever they M
sic decide to settle.
he Probably one.of the hardest figfl
nus that ever occurred on the gridif,
was p&alled of ca Thanksgiving da
/. Walter Allen and Prof. Harper orga
Ia lied two rival football teams and ii
IL game took place right after Dime
nd The game was exciting from start
,e- finish and some lively scrimmages !
,es suited. The game ended y to 5
MIC favor of the Allen team. Had ii
or game been advertised a large Grow
,er. would have been present. The ne
tol time these gentlemen pull off a TO
". ball game we hope the public will
at informed.
,es President J. G. Mills. of the Orig