The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-09-04
LOCALS.
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S. ALMKLOv.
Enter the Mankato Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, Mimi, Sept. 2, and
get two months tuition free. Send
for catalogue.
H. II. Bateman has bought out his
partners interest in the Cooperstown
and McHenry drug stores and will
hereafter paddle his own canoe.
Ed. Nuremberg left on Friday for St.
Paul, to get his wife, having received
word that she was no better and that
the doctors could not do anything
more for her.
If you are in need of piano or or
gan or any musical instrument let me
give you price. l handle the best
instruments made and can give you
the best prices. S. ALMKLOv.
Miss Elizabeth Corey of New York
state arrived last Friday. She has
been engaged to teach the seventh and
eighth grade in our public schools.
The announcement of Olof johnson
as candidate for register Of deeds.
Mr.. johnson is fully competent to fill
the office and we believe that he will
be nominated and elected.
ID. d. Sullivan, optical specialist of
Fargo, at Palace Hotel, Thur. and
Fri, Sept. 18th and 5th. Anyone hav-
ing eye trouble, need glasses fitted or
changed should see him.
| G. G. Koyl left Friday for New
York where he will join G. T. Whid-
den, the firm will then purchase their
stock for fall and winter trade and ex-
pect to lay in big stock.
Miss Myrtle Bemis has been elected
one of the teachers of the Williston
schools and left for that place last
Thursday. Miss Bemis is a graduate
of the Valley City State Normal
School. '.
Carl Scott moved last Friday into
his house on the Boulevard recently
purchased by him. Mr.. Scott
is happy in the thought that they
can't make make him move again fol-
some time at least.
Rain put stop to harvesting and
threshing last Friday and Saturday.
1t is getting to be that time of the
year when we can get along without
rain up in this country. Six weeks Of
warm dry weather will be needed tc
thresh out this crop.
i Hon. Geo. NJ. Young, of Valley City
was pleasant caller on the Courier
yesterday. Mr.. Young represented
Barnes county in the legislature last
term and was one of the brightest
members of that body. He is candi
date for reelection and we hope h.
will 90 in with a rousing majority.
Miss Edith Adams, of Helena, Mont
is the guest of Mrs. Mabel Bowden
: arriving Tuesday. She is returning
: from New York where she has beef
: on a visit to her brother Paul. Mis-
Adams was little girl when she lief
here twelve years ago and NATURAL,
) finds CoOperstOwn much improved.
Farmers and shippers, who hav
sent their grain in past years to VIM
Dalrymple, Minneapolis and Duluth
have found that they secure for then
best grades and prices with loves
dockages. Being satisfied with his re
sposibility and business method
many are consigning their grain t
him either at Duluth or Minneapolis
u -Ml4arried-on Thursday afternoon
\ August %, 1902, at the Congregations
\ parsonage by Rev. V. 81. Ruring, MI
Mr.. w. Fl. Miller, of Sailor Springs, III
= and Miss Maggie Mosher, of Darcy
n. ID. Mr.. M. l.. Ladbury acted a
best man and Miss Grace Cross acte
as bridesmaid. The contractin
parties left at the latter end of tn
week for Oriska, n. d., where Nj
Miller will teach school the comm
winter. They are followed to thei
new home by the congratulations 9
many friends in which the Courie
joins.