The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1902-06-26


here and will wear = Cooperstown red
suit the balance of the season.
Miss Julie Feiring accompanied
Miss Edith J. Fiero to her home at
Cairo, N. Y, where she will visit the
Fiero family for a a time.
Walter Allen, of Glencoe, Mimi,
brother of Jeweler /. ID. Allen, has ar
rived at Cooperstown and will assist
his brother in the jewelry store.
Precinct caucuses are to be held all
over the county Friday evening at 8
O'Clock. Republicans should read the
official call which is published in shis
paper.
Tom Etland wants to wrestle same
body July 4th for $50 side. If there
is wrestler in the state looking for
trouble let him write to Etland at
Cooperstown.
STRAYED-from McHenry, N. d.,
one black horse, lame in hind leg,
about seven or eight years old. Find
er please notify me at McHenry, N.
N. d. NJ. BYNAM,
Sec. 14-l4S-62.
The attention of our readers is di-
rected to the advertisement of L. L.
Montgomery which appears in this is
sue of the paper. He is a practical
machinest and does all kinds of repair
work on engines and separators.
The following ladies are attending
the w. c. T. q. convention at Leal
this week: Mrs. j. N. Brown, Mrs.
NJ. A. Hartman, Mrs. p. r. Trubshaw
Mrs. s. A. Lewis, Mrs. w. Fl. Phipps,
Mrs. Pinkerton, Mrs. w. H. Carleton,
Mrs. DR.. Kerr, Mrs. r. G. Cooper and
Miss Florence Cooper.
Wanted to pasture a limited num-
Der Of horses, s3 per head for the
season. Plenty of good water and
pasturage, Hadlock Bros,
Il Cooperstown, N. d.
The Courier received pleasant
visit from Editor Leo Lang, of Aneta,
Monday. He was just returning from
weeks fishing at Spiritwood Lake in
company with six others. He says
, they caught lots of tish-we didn't
see any-but then all editors tell the
tell about fishing excursions.
Taken up-one red bull calf, about
i, I8 months old. Came to my place
May 9Th. Owner please prove pro-
perty. pay charges and take him away
Friedrich Luckt. l2-l49-61
Isreal Brothers, who have recently
arrived from Iowa and purchased q
farm on the west side Of the track
B have the largest horse we. have eve
s seen. He is a Clydesdale gelding,
+ Stands about seven feet high ant
i weighs over a ton. He will be put OF
: Exhibition at the fair and is worth
J. seeing.
q For the annual Convention Nation
al Education Association, Mime
apolis, Northern Pacific Railway will
+ sell round trip tickets at one fare plu!
e two dollars July 5-6-7 and 8. Return
limit July II. 4
A series of Gospel Tent meetings
e will be held on the following date!
! and at the places hereinafter named
T. In the Swedish settlement west o
e Cooperstown, July I'd and Sd; on Lar
II Johnson's farm, 6 miles south and
u miles east of Cooperstown, July S,
=. and i: in the town of Hannaford OF
u July and 10. The meetings will be
e gin in the morning of the aforesai,
~ dates at 10 o'clock. Rev. H. F
Josephson and several other minister
s. will be there and conduct the meet
is ings. Good organ and string BAN
e. music and singing. Everybody cordi
p ally invited. Come and bring you
friends with you.
r Lands bought and sold.
j. If you want to sell your farm
~ can sell it for you.
ID Send me your list and
1t Lowest net price and
lie Terms of payments.
ID Describe lands and improvements.
le NJ. F. NooNAN, McHenry, N. D.
X Last year during the celebratio
III our merchants closed their stores dul
M ing certain hours in order that every
'g body connected with the differen
l.' business houses could go out and er
le joy the sports, etc. This year n
le move has been made along these line
re and we believe that the merchant
should duplicate their action of las
year. We do not believe that an
merchant in town lost a penny i
closing and we believe that every cler
in their emnlOV made llD the time lost