The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-07-03

The Methodist church is being
decorated with a new coat Of paint.
Mrs. F. ]. Stone and little son re-
turned home from Wisconsin Tues
day.
Miss Blanche Hutton, of Grand
Forks, is the guest of G. G. koyl and
family.
Bro, Rearick shows considerable en-
terprise by getting out daily during
the celebration.
Miss Signe Widlund left Saturday
for three weeks visit with friends
at Valley City and points in Mime
sofa.
E. w. Blackwell and family re-
turned to Cooperstown yesterday.
They will move into the Baptist par
sOnage.
STRAYED-from NlcHenry, N. D.,
one black horse, lame in hind leg,
about seven or eight years old. Find |
er please notify me at McHenry, N.
N. ID. NJ. BYNAM,
Sec. l4-14S-62.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Drinkwater ar
rived from Bowbells last Friday. Mr..
Drinkwater has sold out his livery
business at BOWbellS.
Today opens up our three days cele'
bration. Let us hope that the
weather will be favorable and that the
people will enjoy themselves.
The w. CT. U. ladies are distribute
ing 500 copies of the town papers this
week, which is quite and expene to
them, and shows that they are
thoroughly in earnest in their cause.
Wanted to pasture a limited num-
Der of horses, q per head for the
season. Plenty of good water and
pasturage, Hadlock Bros,
Cooperstown, n. d.
Grasshoppers are said to be quite
thick in various parts of Griggs and
Steele counties and as they do not fly
until they are about full grown it is
thought that much damage will be
done to crops in these localities.
Prof. A. IF. Beaver leaves tonight
for Lake Pelican. MINI. The profess
sor is again threatened with nervous
prostration, but his friends here hope
that good rest will entirely restore
him. Prof. Beaver goes to Fargo
College next term, in which insti-
tuition he has accepted a position
in one of the Observation-Disclosures
Iprise. "
For annual Convention Nation
al Education Association, Mime
fapolis, Northern Pacific Railway will
sell round trip tickets at one fare plus
two dollars July 5-e.7 and 8. Return
l 1imitJuly. h ! -. -
The base ball boys returned home
I Monday evening from Devils Lake
where they had been to play against
the GRAND Forks team. The boys ran
lup against a. hard streak of luck.
tHoar was sick, Jimmy Sinclair had a
finger broken and was put out of the
fgame; Anderson was laid out at first
and Kelly came pretty near passing In
his chips by getting hit by ball. Al.
together the boys were sadly demoral.
: lied and the score was ~ to- against
, us at the finish Of the hippodrome,
Well try and forget it. On the way
. home they stopped at Aneta and
played a game with the club at that
place. the score ending 10 to 0 in oul
favor. Our club is considerably
weakened for the celebration games.
} Lands bought and sold.
IL If you want to sell your farm
can sell it for you.
81 Send me your list and
d Lowest net price and
Terms of payments.
i Describe lands and Improvements.
,, NJ. r. NooNAN, McHenry, n. d.
t Those of our people who took advan
!. tage of the chance offered to hear Mrs
$ Margaret Dye Ellis, one of our nation
i al w. G. T. U. workers. speak on the
+, work attained at Washington through
her department, the legislative
e were more than repaid for going, ant
Y it is to be regretted that so man.
S other things were going on at tn
e same time, thereby cutting down tn
: crowd some, nevertheless quite a fai
j. sized audience greeted her. The ex
S ercises Of the evening were opened b
+ singing and prayer and by few OK
cellent Introductory remarks by GU
local president, Mrs, j. N. Brown
who very neatly introduced the gifte'
speaker. Mrs. Ellis has charming
way of presenting her story and for al
| hour kept her audience well enter