The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-27

Mn Hasol Hartman isvielting friends
u Tower City this week.
~ -. Of bulk coffee for ol.0o ct
Bn1o Ba0e. d ca.
Nm. o. ". Kerr came fEom Fargo
Tuesday to visit for . time With tho
Warner family.
Miss Grace Warner returned home
Monday. She had been visiting the
Kerr family ct Fargo. g
L. N. Summerville reports 4 yield Of
81 bushels Of barley to the acre and IL
feeling very good over 1t.
Al. Richardson dropped on at this
place from Jackson, Mich, Monday,
and will spend the fall here looking
after his interests. He Is looking rs
line as silk and says living the life Of a
retired capitalist suits him very nice
u.
Bob Starr dropped In yesterday TO
remark that twins one male and ltne
female were born at his place . few
days ago, mother and offspring doing
nicely. The twins are thoroughbred
Holstein calves and Bob isquite proud
of the addition to the Hillside dairy
farm.
Our news rustler failed to make mem
tion Last week Of the party given by
Mrs G. n. Upton In honor Of her
daughter. Miss Winona, who had re
Gently returned from years absence
in Illinois, and to her neice, Mrs. Har-
vey Taylor, OF Valley City, who has
been her guest for few days. There
were about thirty-6ve ladies present,
the sterner sex being barred entirely.
There was no set program for the o..
caston the ladies having been licensed
to visit and talk and have good time
generally and you can rest assured they
were all busy. Mrs. Upton had pre-
pared for the occasion very swell
lunch to which all did ample justice G.
The affair was one Of the many pleas
ant social events Of the season.
About fourteen Of the old ssY" mem
bers perpctrated q full fledged survyiS
party upon their former president, Mr. Z.
f. w. Blackwell last Friday llsn,.
The party wore of the grass going ul
to the house in their endeav0r to make
nenoise and arrived at the house only
to find Mrs. Blackwell visiting at thu
neighbors. The phone was brough,
into play and Mrs. B. was told 50 man
wanted to see her and that brought
1 her home in hurry only to find he
home invaded. The party spent q YER!
n pleasant evening playing games and II
n listening to some comical readings b,
4 i. II. Sinclair and it was II m. bef0r
1 the party disbanded. Fruit was serve,
by way Of refreshments Mrs Black
4 well greatly appreciated the visit iron
her old ..Y" members.
i 1t was country school boy who upo
y being asked to write an essay on tn
newspaper, wrote: newspapers
\ called vehicles Of information. Editor
N are men who knows everything Ia Il,
\ heavens above and earth beneath
3 They is writers who doesn't writeany
4 thing whatsoever. They is the bigyes
,men you ever see. Printers' devils
4 the most important persons in Z print
4 office. They does the hardest w0rl
and get the least pay. II I ever star,
lila paper of my own I'll call it the Um
'brella. Everybody will take 1t. A maj
was walking down the street with ,
4 adhtle boy at his side when the littl,
fellow cried out, Oh! pa, there goes tn
editor! Hush! hush, said the father
DON'T make sport Of the poor man, Coz
only knows what you may come to yet
The communication published in tn.
papers last week by Messrs. Crane. 8
| CO~en relative to the wanton destruc
ti0n Of trees, fences, etc., at Lake viii
low, was just about the proper thing
to do and were we situated as are these
gentiemen we would be tempted Il
shut out fhe public generally. People
visit the lake and break down the trees
and fences leave pasture gates opcr
with reckless abandon and ride owe
other peoples rights without saying I
word. Messx. Crane & C0wen would
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