The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-10-30

Whid6ea q Keys Nsute Catlo
IackeSs are N the rage.
Go to First Na46opal Bank
for real estate ieans acceptable loans
paid G. O. D.
Mr.. and Mrs Maynard Crane have
has been spending the past few days
in Minneapolis.
DR.. Wells Is out again .after his re-
cent sickness and is attending to his
practice as usual.
The Euterpean Quartette will be at
the opera house tomorrow nieae. This
will be rare treat.
Watches repaired at Eyenson &
Aliens.
Get your seat reserved at Mar
quardt's for the Enterpean Quartette
at the Opera House tomorrow night.
J. E. Robinson the famous tax title
attorney of Fargo was In the city this
week looking up some business mat
ters..
DR.. Platou was IN toun hast Friday
and Saturday looking up his patients.
He will be here again the lAst part Of
November.
Call on the STATE BANK of Coop
perstown for a loan on grain and real
estate.
The late rains have driven the
threshers out Of town in large droves.
There is still lot of fax to thTesh
and it looks bad for those who have
flax lying on the ground as help will
be scarce hereafter.
Get into line boys and take look at
the new clothing at Thompson Bros.
Mrs. III. B. Allen, of Richland Cen
ter, Wis, and Mrs. DIR. Frank Allen
of Staples, Mimi, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Shue. The former
is sister of Mr.. Shue and the latter a
niece
See Whidden & Koyl's line of ladies
neck wear and beaded lace collar.
The campaign is over 50 far as this
paper is concerned and it is up to the
voters to do the rest. The prospects
for the republican ticket are very
bright and we believe that the biggest
part of the ticket will be elected.
We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
We had very hard rain last Thurs
day and Saturday morning both storms
being accompanied by severe lightning
and heavy thunder. Verify North
Dakota is turning intoa tropical clim-
ate with thunder storms this time of
the year.
Don't forget the entertainment to-
morrow night at the Opera House.
Hon. V. r. Lowell the democratic
speaker advertised to show up the
misdeeds of the republicans at this
place Monday night, failed to put in
an appearance and as consequence
there was sadness among the ranks of
the unterritied. There will be q
whole lot of democrats absent and
not voting" next Tuesday.
Whidden q Koyl have just received
q full line Of children 8 dresses.
Married-at the farm home Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Zimmerman, on Wedtes-
day morning, October %. 1902, 3k 10
O'Clock, a. M, Rev. v. II. RuSiDk, Of
floating, Miss Bertha NJ. Zimmerman
.of Cooperstown, N. D., to Mr.. Andrew
Sinclair of Courtney. The contracting
parties are too we'll known to need
any introduction from us and the
usual congratulations are extended.
The newly welded couple left the
same day for Courtney where the
groom is engaged in the banking busi-
cess.
Lost-red Irish setter, answers to
the name of Bones, had collar on.
Five dollars reward will be paid by re-
turning him to E. w. Blackwell,
Coopest0wn, n. d.
The bootleggers had a an inning in
the courts last Friday and Saturday.
A couple Of enforcement league spot
tiers have been doing carpenter"
work around here for q few days and
seem to have Sawed" considerable
wood. Harry Brown and John Owens
were the first two to be pinched by
the officers and were hauled up before
his honor Justice Warner. They
waived examination and were bound
over to the district court bond being
fixed at $500 which was not f0rthc0m-
ing and they are now awaiting trial.
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