The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-20
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Music grand and sweet by Eugene
Page Concert Company. Don't fail
: to attend this concert on Nov. 10Th.
We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
''Gringoire' and .sThe Tanning of
the Shrew" is the double comedy bill
that Sanford Dodge will present on
Dec. End.
Anot'e"r special sale at Berg Bros.
& Co. hi, sale will last for only two
wcc'-e. Sale to commence Nov. 10Th,
twill interest you to read their ad.
t.. is week.
Don't fail to see our boys clothing
before buying.
THOMPSON Bros.
Married-at Cooperstown, n. d.,
Nov. 10Th, 1902, by Rev. Oscar d.
Purinton Miss Minnie Reynolds of
Boscobel, Wis, to Mr.. William Van
: Scoik eff Wayne, Neb..
FOR SALE-house and six lots
small barn. Apply to Joel Jimeson.
w. E. Coats, of Bismarck, deputy
land commissioner, was here last
Thursday. conducting the sale of school
lands. Hammer & Condy purchased
three sections. The lands mostly sold
.satlist prices.
y You can learn Gregg Shorthand in
at least one. third less time than any
.other- system. Why study any other,
when you can get the Gregg at
.,Aaker's Business College, Fargo, N.
ID. Send for catalogue.
The attention of our readers Is
~alled to the aid. of the First National
Bank which appears on the front page
IS this paper. The bank officers are
,ustling'for business and If the use Of
rrinter's ink Is any good at all they
ught to getiit.
~NUfICE.-Havsng rented my farm
wiiisell my eattle'consistingsof cows,
eifers, steers ana calves. Also 40
.eadsef hogs. >shoats and pigs.
JACK N. BROWN,
Meadow Brook Farm.
y The county canvassing board was
n session Monday and canvassed the
vote 0f.Gfle recent election. The re-
suit of the commissioner fight be
.ween Buohheft and Gunderson is still
q tie 1.-THE boys will have to draw
ots.a specified by law.
Lost-red Irish setter, answers to
I'll name Of Bones, had collar on.
give dollars reward will be paid by re-
turning him to E. w. Blackwell,
Cooperstown, II. d.
The Quaker Qnartette has come
ard gone and those who were sensible
enough to blow themselves. fora ticket
were we'll repaid for 50 doing. The
quartette appeared in the Opera
House at this place last Saturday
evening and were not greeted with as
nrge a crowd as they should have
been-owing no doubt to the fact that
there has been 50 much going on of
late. The quartette is strictly all
right and we'll worth going to hear by
all who are fond Of good singing. We
predict that should they visit Coop
erstown again large audience will
greet them.
NOTICE Came to my place some
time. ago, one red yearling heifer,
Owner can get same by proving prop
erty and paying charges.
JACK N. BROWN.
i. d. Stair, founder of the Coop4rs-
TOWN Courier, was the guest of LIEUT.
Gov. and Mrs. David BARTLETT several
days~C last week. Mr.. Stair was
greatly surprised at the growth OF
Cooperstown. Since he used to push
the faber on this old rag Of freedom
lie has accumulated large fortune
<Aand he need work no more unless he
90 desires. but he loves the smell OF a
print shop and is now president OF
n !, Mrge daily paper at Detroit, Mich.
He does not set type, wash rollers, OF
do any Of the mental labor that falls to
the lot Of the country editor, but he
dictates the policy Of his paper and
shifts the ink laden air of the office oc'
casionally. He also manages a large
line ofrheatres in the United States.
The many friends Ct Mr.. Stair are
pleased athis success, and were also
Ple1sed to again renew acquaintance
with him.