The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-13

All kinds q Fancy and Staple Gro
carries ct Jimcson q Ols0n's.
Tan Nsw S1oax.
Don't al to take advantage oe thel
clearing ale On clothtng 1t the OHD
PRIc. DxfAnTil1n1 SroRx.
You aie going TO school, but haven't
lseen ta1e beautiful catalogue Of Mania
to Commercial College. ltis free.
Magnns Greenland returned to his
Duties 1t Minneapolis last Friday, af-
ter spending = couple OF weeks visiting i
friends aud relatives.
Nj. and Mrs. r. G. Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. r. Smart, Of Jamestown, and
Mrs. g. w. Barnard spent \ couple Of
lays Of last week at Willow Lake the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. N. Cover:
Tie Acme Elevator Company now
! have the lumber on the ground for =
weeleyat0rs at Lowell. Thus does the
Ioountry boom aud the farmer have al
/ chance to make the elevators do busi-|
mess right.
1 Mrs. Bowe and. daughter, Miss Flora
left Monday afternoon for a visit to
friends at their old home at Adrian,
4 N. D.. The '.old man. will take in all
the shows that come along in the
meantime.
j w. A. Hartman, Of Fargo, has been
engaged as janitor for the schools by
q the board. He is q married man and
has family Of seven children. We
shall be glad to welcome this addition
to the towns population.
4 The Monarch ELEVATOR is fast near
Ing completion. The cribbing is all
done and by the end of next week tile
house viii be ready for business. 1t
will have q capacity Of $4,000 bushels
lin the main building.
Z. B. Hcngen and family who have
: been residents Of Cooperstown the past
: two years left last Thursday for MINI.
eapolis where they will in future II.
. side. Mr.. Hengen will take up his old
profession of barrel making. .s
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack N. Browndep,r,ct
last Thursday for Willow Lake where
:, they will go into camp for two week:
!, along the banks Of that pretty little
!, lake. Jack will have some record break
: ing fish yarns to tell when he gets back
home.
Emil Marquardt has painted anG
;, blocked Off his opera house on the ex
: terror and it now presents very neal
appearance. The s'old man. welded
J, !. the brush himself and thinks that II
is just as good job as can be done II
7 these parts.
ell Harvest Is general all over the coun
ty and our farmers report q much bet
y ter crop than was expected month
e ago. There are lots Of fine fields o.
a grain and at the same time some yer,
!. poor ones, at the same time the count,
oil will average upvery we'll
}: Mrs. Maria Jones, Of Rattle Run
{ Mich, and Mrs. Mary Harris, Of PORT
FL Huron, Mich, arrived In Cooperstown
a last week and will visitJ ohnL Hough
; ton and the rest Of their brothers fol
Z the next two weeks. John has not seer
"a his sisters for twenty-one years and il
= enjoying this treat very much. "a
H. H. Bateman attended the annual
n meeting Of the druggists Of the state
lat Fargo last week and reports having
had most emf ,yable time. After the
. business Of the session had been com
Il pleted the boys went to Detroit Lake
e to picnic, boat and fish, at any and al
e of these various pastimes Herb is al
: adept.
III. FL. Aaker,
Fargo, N. ID.
y It gives me pleasure to recommend
e Aaker's Business College, send for cat
q alogue. I have attended other schools
g but find this a superior school for rapit
Y progress and satisfactory work.
. Respectfully
z EMMA 'PAR1zEK,
: Wyndmere, N. ID.
Cashier Link Of the North Dakot;
4 collection agency at Fargo recovered ;
!. valuable pointer belonging to O. w
81 Kerr Thursday. The dog was takel
III from Fargo by one Of the camp follow
3 lens Of the carnival, and was accident
4 ally located here. Mr.. Link got tn
3 dog through the help Of Manager Pat
: terson who rendered all assistance pos
q sible. The dog was taken by a mai
= not connected with the company an,
3 Twas being hid in tent when the ofic
N crs and cashier arrived. The case wa
settled BY the payment Of the expense
Z Of the trip and the party was glad t.
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