The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-10
Misses Lillian and Ruth Blackwell |

Misses Lillian and Ruth Blackwell
returned yesterday.
20 per cent discount on ladies' shirt
waists at Berg Bros. & Co.'S.
Mr.. G. W. Dakin and daughter Miss
Nellie, of Page. were the guests of MI.
and Mrs. O. ID. Pnrinton during the
celebration. The returned home the
first of the week.
Miss Althea Haggerty. Of Slayton,
Mimi, arrived last week and will be
the guest of Miss Lillian Haskell for
the next two weeks.
Wanted to pasture a limited num-
Der of horses, g per head for the
season. Plenty Of good water and
pasturage, Hadlock Bros,
Cool town, n. D.
In addition to distributing l5OO|
hand bills calling attention to their
business Messrs. j. b. Kinds and
Mlwood Miller had the j. 1. Case
headquarters and machinery decorat-
ed up in fine shape. The boys are not
losing an opportunity to do business
for the company day of night.
FOUND-a watch on evening Of
the 4th: Owner can have same by
proving property and paying charges.
ERNEST JOurxsON
Eddy Neher, the whitest boy that
ever stepped onto a ball diamond,
done some fine work for CooperstOwn
in the final game for the cup last
Saturday morning. His fine stick
work and fielding cannot be beat and
as an al around player Eddie is A No.
I. He is playing fast ball and it
ought to be easy for him to get place
in the league next season. The Coop
efstown management will recommend
him at any time.
STRAYED-from McHenry, N D.,
one black horse, lame in hind leg,
about seven or eight years old. Find
er please notify me at McHenry, N.
N. d. NJ. BYNAM,
Sec. HIS g.
Resolved, That the secretary be ian
structed to extend to Prof. Thomas
Shawof St. Paul, MIMI; H. c. Bigelow
of Heartwick, Ia: Mr.. Hollingshead,
of Valley City, N. D., and H. F.
Brown of Minneapolis, MIMI, the
thanks of the association for their at
tendance at our recent fair. Their
aid and service did much to make eur
stock and horse exhibit a success, and
their presence from sogreat a distance
will necessarily encourage all our
farmers who are interested in fine
stock.
For the annual Convention Nation
a1 Education Association, Mime
fapolis, Northern Pacific Railway will
sell round trip tickets at one fare plus
1.-TWO dollars July 5-6-7 and 8. Return
limit July Ia.
George Barton Bowe of Adrian, N.
ID, was married to Miss Mfntie b.
Smith, of Pingree, N. d., July I, 1909,
Rev. Danforth of Jamestown, tying
the knot. The newly welded couple
came in to Csoperstown July I'd, to
spend the 4th, and the groom, who is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George d.
Bowe, of this city, were agreeably
lsurprised at his bringing them a new
daughter. The groom is a wheat buy
er at Adrian and left Saturday for that
place. The Courier wishes the newly
welded couple long and happy life.
We are now giving 20 per cent dis
count on ladies' shirt waists.
BERG Bros. & Co.,
> The One Price Department Store.
Conow, the twelve year old ton OF
Rev. and Mrs. o. X Quamme of this
city, died last Saturday morning at
Valley City from the effects of an
operation performed for Peronitis.
y T.
, The boy had been sick for several
. months and the operation was deemed
necessary but he was not strong
enough to stand the shock. The re-
, mains were brought back to Coopers-
!, town and the funeral held at the resi-
!, dence Monday afternoon at 2 p. m
Revs. Halling, Of Valley City, and
Silness, of Cooperstown, officiating
Interment was made in the cemetery
The afflicted family have the sympa
thy of their many friends.
Lands bought and sold.
2 If you want to sell your farm
can sell it for you.
Send me YOUR list and