The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-12-04
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Wanted, at once, good girl. MRS.
G. G. KoYL.
The MEG inley's at the Opera House
Dec. 10, II, II.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Brown have
moved into town. They live upstairs
over P. e. Nelson's hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Olson, of
Jessie, left on Monday for Paulsbo,
Wash, where they will visit until
about '.c end of January.
:.@.Is.t fail to see our boys clothing
asioie buying.
THOMSON Bros.
Gust, Olson comes to the front with
q half page ad this week. He is offer
ing liberal discount on clothing for
the next 80 days.
Peiler Winger and Thos. Robinson
have purchased the general stock Of:
merchandise of j. S. Weiser, of Valley
City, and will go into business at that
place.
Thanksgiving day was unusually
quiet at Cooperstown, everybody was
apparently busy at the festal board
doing justice to the turkey dinners,
,etc.
Assistant Postmaster Victor NJ.
Pike has made arrangements with the
different publishers to send in sub
,soriptions:and renewals to the differ
,ent newspapers and magazines. If
you want anything in this line call on
him at the post0fiiee.
DIR. L. S. PLAToU, of Valley City,
graduate Of Christiania University,
Norway, will be in Cooperstown Dec.
..28th and 9th for the purpose of
jpraotioing his profession. Regular
visits last Friday and Saturday oi
each month.
Go .toFi1st NAtiOnalI Bank
flor real estate loans acceptable loans
paidC. @. D.
The Mason & Downs Orpheus Jub'
ilee; Singers rendereda tine program o.
vocal selections to a crowded house at
The Lisbon Opera House "Wednesday
evening. This is one of the finest
,oolored musical attractions ON the
load and their reputation was fully
maintained before the people of 0u]
.eitY-Lisbon Free Press, Lisbon, N
Oak.
Oa0pentown Opera House, Dec. 9.
The Eugene Page Concert COMPANY
appeared .at.the Opera House last Sat
urday evening and. were greeted witt
a rather slim attendance, eEerybod.
apparently holding off for the big at
traction of the following Monday
Sanford Dodge. The program was al
entirely instrumental one, four in
struments being used, two mand0lins
yiolineello aud a harp, the c0mbina
tion furnishing some very fine must
all of which appeared to please tn
audience judging from the gener0n
encOreS.
The Courier subscription list i
swelling right along. We have adde'
another quife to our pile this week
Advertisers should bear this in min
when they want to get their wants be
fore the people. The Courier reache
more homes than any paper in thi
part Of the state and Is the best advel
tiaing medium in the upper Red Rive
Valley. Our job department is up t
date, we have the latest faces of type
and We know how to set upa job neat
~. In addition to all this our price
are all right. If the Courier does no
form of part your household weekly
come in and subscribe and be happy
The lecture delivered in the Oper
House last Thursday evening by Hon
J. G. Camp, of Georgia, was splendid
effort and one of the best lectures eve
delivered in this place. His comman'
Of the English language is great. Eli
subject was the 'sTruths and Sham
Of Life" and he handled it withou
gloves. His perorations were fine an
his oratory simply Of the best. w
are sorry to say that about twenty
five persons awaited themselves Q
the opportunity to hear this literar
treat. OF course it being Thanksgi,
ing night had something to do wit
the small attendance, yet at the sam
time we do not hesitate to say tina
II some Grow" show had been billie
for that night standing room woul
beat premium. Mr.. Marquard
was a heavy loser on the lecture dea
but we hope it will not discourag
linn from trying it again at som
l,.ia time.