The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-11-06

The II told you so'' fellows were |
thick yesterday but not near as thick |
as the surprises.
We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
The past few days of fine weather
has given the farmers a chance to
thresh out some more fax.
Whidden & Koyl have just received
a full line of children s dresses.
Now that the election is over and
the country is saved again, business
win settle down to the usual routine
gait.
Call on the STATE BANK of Coop
perstown for loan on grain and real
estate.
See Whfdden & Koyl's line Of ladies
neck wear and beaded lace collar.
The st told you so'' fellows are
strictly in evidence this week, and the
mourners are thick on every street
corner.
Go to First National Bank
for real estate loans acceptable loans
paid G. o. D..
An overdose of job work and rush
incident to the election has crowded
out the usual amount of reading mat
ter this week. We will promise to be
good after this.
The "Jay'' in New York will be
presented at the Opera House We'd
nesday evening, October 18th. This
company is highly recommended.
Mrs. II. B. Allen and Mrs. Frank
Allen, who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Shue, left last
Saturday for their home at Staples,
Mimi, and Richland Center, Wis.
| Lost-red Irish setter, answers to
the name of Bones, had collar on.
Five dollars reward will be paid by re-
turning him to E. w. Blackwell,
Cooperstown, n. d.
j. p. Blocker received a telegram
Sunday conveying the sad intelligence
of the sudden death of his brother in
Wisconsin. He drove to Sanborn
Sunday afternoon and caught the east
bound train in the evening.
| Listen! Did you. hear that, crash?
We did, its only the price that dropped
at Thompson Bros. :.
| Halloween night was observed lin
the usual manner by those who love a
little fun and frolic. Outbuildings
were tipped over, bicycles hung up on
telephone poles and the usual gate
lifting INDUCED in, but no damage te
property is reported.
| NOTICE.-Having rented my farm
will sell my cattle consisting3of cows
heifers, steers and calves. Also A
head of hogs. shoats and pigs.
JACK N. Brown,
> Meadow Brook Farm
Mrs. A. H. Allen and Mrs. Frank
Allen were guests Of honor
at very pleasant party giver
by Mrs. IA. e. Shue al
her home Friday afternoon. The pro
gram consisted Of guessing Of pictures
representing advertisements. Several
ladies having guessed the same mum
Der, Mrs. Carleton won the prize on .
: draw. An elegant lunch was servet
to twelve guests.
l FOR SALE+Elae Randy Gunder
: son house. This must be sold at once
Il Call on T. E. WARMER.
The Enterpean quartette was greet
ed by a large crowd at the Opers
House last Friday evening, and thos.
who heard the ladies sing wen,
away well satisfied with the program
!. The Courier will not undertake t.
/. individually approve of TIN
!. various members Of the quartette but
: will just say that all Of them filed TIN
part assigned to them In satisfactor!
manner. The members were frequent
a lily encored which showed appreciation
e on the part of the audience.
Miss Ida Stevens entertained abou
forty guests at a Halloween party las
Friday night. The guests were frs
: invited to test their skill at drawing
! animals and George Juell capture.
first prize. Proposals. was the mex
game on deck and A. NJ. Baldwin wa
e such. an adept at proposing to tn
:, ladies that he also captured first prize
A fortune teller was also summone'
for the occasion, and was much sough
by the guest, at which time the
were solemnly warned of their futur
4 and some gladdened. by their futur
& prospects, by the disguised Mis-
' Madison. Other games were playe'
. Ion1 oil an iovod fhomonlvoa very m1c1