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

The dramatic club met with guod
audience ct Aneta and came out even
on the deal TIE people up there
were pleased with the play.
The school board has decided to put
a coat of paint OH the big school,
house and Prof. Hengen will be the
artist, therefore some fine work is ex-
pected.
WANTED-giri for general house.
work. Will pay 80 per month to a
competent girl. j. n. BROWN.
Assessor Mic Green has finished his
job of assessing in the incorporated
village of Coeperstown. In addition
to assessing Mic also took the census
and reports a population of 848.
We loan money on approved secur-
ity and buy good notes at a reasonable
discount.
State Bank of Cooperstown.
An amateur dramatic club twas
organized last Thursday evening.
NJ. c. Spicer is president; ]. A. Moffat,
vice-president: Lillian Haskell,
secretary, and Victor Nelson, treasur-
er. The club expects to put on
several plays during the next few
months.
Take look at the new wash goods
at Thompson Bros.
Cooperstown defeated the Courtney
ball club by a score Of to 2 Tuesday,
in very nice game. Anderson
pitched for Cooperstown and showed
up well. Hammered was in the box
for Courtney and done good work.
The visiting team are clean ball play
ers and it Is a pleasure to play with
them.
Taken up-0ne red bull calf, about
8 months old. Came to my place
May 8th. Owner please prove pro-
perty. pay charges and take him away.
friedrich Luckt. 12-l49-6l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Olson returned
home las; week from two months
trip into Montana, Washington, and
California. They enjoyed the trip
very much and Notwithstanding the
many advantages to be derived from
living in land Of fruit, flowers and
beautiful climate, came back well
satisfied to remain at Cooperstown.
Gust says that North Dakota is
strictly all right.
DR.. Rose, resident dentist, Coopers-
town, N. d., can be found in his
Office from now on until further notice.
Once in Syverson's new building, up
stairs.
FOR SALE good room houes
with six lots on Burrell Avenue. APP
ply to VIM. Glass, Agent.
On Tuesday June II occurs the
annual election for members of the
board of education, at which time
one member for a term of three years
is to be elected. Mr.. David Bartlett's
term expires and the COURIER
believes that. the electors could not
do better than to give him a unani-
nous reelection. There is no salary
attached to the Office and certainly
not very much glory If you take into
consideration all the kicks that are
coming from time to time from those
who have a grievance. Mr.. Bartlett
is much interested in the welfare of
our schoolsand has made a valuable
member of the board. We hope to
see him rejected next Tuesday.
Wanted to pasture a limited num-
Der of horses, 8 per head for the
season. Plenty of good water and
|pasturage, Hadlock Bros.,::
COOperstown, N. ID.
Prof. G. w. Hodge and family have
gone to Puyallup, WASH, to live.
The Prof. was one of the foremost
educators of this state and his re-
moval is to be regretted by educators
generally. For 10 years he taught
the Cooperstown schools and for the
past Z or years he has been at the
head of the Darlington schools, meet
ling with marked success vt both
places. He was one of the Oldest
teachers in North Dakota, having
taught in the state about 10 years.
The COURIER wishes the Prof. abund-
ant success in his new home, and
heartily recommends he and his
estimable wife to the good Offices
of the people Of the community where
he may called upon to labor. Prof.
Hodge stands at the head of the list
as an educator and the school in
Washington state securing his services
will be in luck.
Base Ball.