The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-08-28

John Syverson went to Fargo Mon
day to attend to some business mat
tiers.
Hon. David BARTLETT attended
meeting of the state republican CEN
trail committee at Fargo Tuesday.
WANTED-a girl for general house
work. Mrs. O. w. KERR.
From the way that our machinery
dealers are getting in goods they
expect something will be doing this
fall.
Elevator Agent G, O. johnson has
moved his residence to the east end of
town into the house formerly tenant
by Pearl Painter.
Go to First National Bank
for real estate loans acceptable loans
paid G. O. d.
The mason work for John Moffat's
new house has been completed and a
force of carpenters will soon be at
work putting up the structure.
Jolly Boy Cigar Jolly B oy Cigar
Mr.. and Mrs. Langlie and Miss
Olson, of Hannaford, where visitors to
the metropolis last Sunday, coming up
to hear one of Rev. V. FL. Ruring's
sermons which are always worth
hearing.
Our line Of coffee cannot be beat for
the prices. Inspect and try Our
Special at 1Sc a pound.
BERG Bros. & Co.,
The One Price Department Store.
Chris L. Olson has moved his restau-
rant to P. X. Noes, place and here
after his place of business will be
know as the Klondike Restaurant. !"
Chris is an A No. l chef and if you
are in need of a square meal on the
quick order system and done up in
tirst-class shape don't fail to call on
him at the Klondike.
We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Farmers and shippers, who have
sent their grain in past years to VIM.
Dalrymple, Minneapolis and Duluth
have found that they secure for them
best grades and prices with lowest
dockages. Being satisfied with his re-
sponsibility and business methods
many are consigning their grain to
him either at Duluth or Minneapolis.
jolly Boy Cigar. jolly Boy Cigar.
John w. Gardner, socialist candi
date for the Office of register of deeds
of Nelson county, was in the city
yesterday in the interests of the Ap
peal to Reason and Mayland's Month
ly. He reports the socialist sentiment
growing rapidly in most parts of the
state and believe that they will capt
ure the offices, in Nelson county, ir
1904. Mr.. Gardner is too optimistic
in his views altogether.
| WANTED-two A No. 1, fresf
mich COWS at once. G. N. SToRK.
w. H. Roberts and family are ar
rivals this week from Keosauqua
Iowa. They brought all their house
hold furniture and farm nipple
ments with them and will become
citizens of Griggs county. Mr.. Robert.
has purchased the west half of section
q, two miles west of town, from r. G
Cooper. The family is composed o
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, two grown W
daughters and one grown up son, ant
are very nice people indeed, class O
citizens that the Courier heartily vel
comes to Griggs county and Coopers
town. For the present, until build
| ings can be erected on their farm
they will will live in the Alex. Urqu
Ihart house near the courthouse.
We are agents for the Woods Bros
Steel Feeder and the Monarch sci
feeder and engine tenders also the
| Avalanche pneumatic elevator, weigh
| er and wagon loader.
i LAFOREsT & ABBOTT.
i II. P. Smart has returned from al
extended trip into the northern par
Iof North Dakota on land and LOAF
business. He found much of the crop
in the Red River Valley of an indif
ferent yield owing to wet weather an.
to a good many hailed out sections. II
Cavalier a much better condition pre-