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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-10-15

HANNAF(
For sale 6 room house, 6 lots, on Bur-
rell avenue, apply to w. H. MARTIN.
Dishwasher wanted at the Newell
House. Wages $500 per week.
First-class barometers for sale at
s.. ALMKLOv's.
Fo,rND- Gauntlet glove, color hight
tan with green stem on back. Owner
call 81 this ONCE.
There will be an informal reception
at the Cooperstown Hospital Friday
evening from 1870 to 10. This is given
in order that all may have an oppor-
tunity to see what sort OF an instttu-
tlon we have.
Rev. L. p. Broad, Of Boston, Mass,
and Mrs. Broad, better known as Mrs.
Caswell, both speakers Of prominence,
willspeak at the Congregation church
next Sunday morning at 1890 and In
the evening at 1870 p. m.
.'Biz" Marquardt returned to the
home of his father last Friday and
will now probably be content to abide
at home for a time. Biz has seen quite
a lot Of country this time and In addi-
tion has gained some experience.
Mankato Commercial College, Nam
kato. Mimi, trains more people for
business than any other school. Send
for catalogue.
Mrs. II. A. Langlie has secured the
services Of Miss Olson, Of Halstad,
Mimi, to take up her music class at
this place. Miss Olson is said to be q
teacher Of experience and to thorough
II understand the work.
As she intends going out of business
Mrs. e. E. DowFE will close out her
entire stock Of millinery goods within
the next ninety days at the greatest
possible reduction. Come and convince
souise'l e''ao p''' "'e ''s'
Mrs. S. Sansburn left "Wednesday OF
last week for Fargo to visit for few
days. She will also extend her tr1p 20
Breckenridge, Mimi, to visit friends
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Rev. F. f Boothby. Of Gladstone, n.
D., was greeting old friendsat Coopers.
town Tuesday. Hehad been to Wahpe-
ton to attend the annual n. +. confer
ence and having some business to at
tend to around. Binford dropped on
here. Mr.. Boothby has been returned
to Gladstone for another year and likes
his work very much.
INA c,.aon. MINING "a ,ast; satur
e.. 20. s,,,n.,.d !. c.- lad ~ their nnnr =
s. q, T,his q the f,rst CONSIGNMENT
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h,o v q c,tv mills this il nnite an
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shovs that the neonle st Sanborn 40.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-10-15


Go to Fnsr NArsoxAr RANK Tor
your Farm Loans.
1 Flano for rent. inouire Of +. A. Has.
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Rev. T. ]. Giblett and iAsaily left
yesterday for Wisconsin who're they
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There will be commanion aefytce in
the Lutheran church aexts Sunday
morning and service ia Engaa1sls ~ the
evening.
WOOD AND LIGNrTE When IN N1nt
Of wood or Ignite order OF the m1lland
1t will be delivered promptly
CUssoNs MILLINGA
81, q Iareor h.e rnrcha.ed ~
in the east part Of town and may
around to build himself q house ellts
fall II the weather holds good.
Mic Green went I'M to Binford ana
McHenrv MONDAY to nost nm hooks. n,
different firms In those towns and
Mic knows how to do II right, too. !.
Dr. Roae resident; dentist C,oorers
town n -. an be found IN III,
once from now on nntil further notice
Once in Syyerson 8 new building. ur.
stairs.
The ladies Of Rebekah lodge viii
rive an oyster sumner at Odd Fellow,
han. Thursday evening Oct. 18th 1.
/ which YOU are all cordially invited
l.supper Is cents.
Il. N. Rowe came oyerfrom Mayyil,,
last saturday and Is busy at work lin
/ ishinr no the work 81 putting in no
|water, nlants in s Il. Iianpford,s al,
i q. W Rlacrvell,s residences.
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luz .4'eo ss'n Y yosalnu o''o AZ pevp'
on awav from home Ia II. sick
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talned 2 iew OF tne young people =
C..e.1 .oo,ns lass lllay esel'ine
fllncl De'ne oae lna'u souice !.
amusement. q very nice Time = e
ported.
4 Davis & Detwiller have purchase
Phil. Reimef'scarriag repair shop an
1 are now ready to,do any work In tina
'lline. They would be pleased to secur
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 2: Shepherd, Z
Bentonsport Ia, dropped on the trai
q last Thursday on visit TO their sol
G. n. Shepherd. They were accomps
MED by Mr.. +. +. Chancey, q son-'r
law, also from Bentonsport. The 81
. rival Of these friends was surprise I
G. n, who did not know they wei
coming.
Postmaster Trnhshaw has receive
Il ! teleoram from Conpressman SNAIL
II ing saving that the free rural deliver
man lou.e runnlns ~. .,on eoopei'
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courier once OF mouse.
Geo. II. Condy is sick with typhoid
fever and his many friends hope that
1 nc = q 2 speedily recover.
slrs. Elmer Hagen and baby, Of Dick
]. i.lson. n. D., are the guests Of Mr.. and
MrR g. M. Sum meryille. .
John TYLER was discharged from the
hospital last week. He had been suf-
f.ring With ulcer Of the cornea.
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was called TO the bedside OF MS SICK
father at Northwood on Tuesday morn
Ing. 8.
Bookkeeper Chris, Reite, Of Bere
Rms 4 On. left lasts Thursday for 4
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vislt g ms nomesteao Up e ohe Mlno'
oscl'ce' E. fsss & s $
Mrs. Frank Simpson was operated
upon ct the city hospital Monday and
4 getting along nicely. DR.. Burnar
performed the operation.
H., ,,o,, ,.,.,,t 10 fo, vo, ,,ho.tY yo,,
can BET 1t BY taking it to the mill and
exchanging for -four. Every sack guar
anteed. CUssoNs MILLING 20.
Mrs r. a Rooth nf Rogers accom-.
,ani..l - her dauphter. Miss EDNA,
vera. visitors at the home Of VIM. Car.
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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-10-15

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Leonard Dare, Harry Sherlin and
Lawrence McAllister, who had been
working for T. D. Williams this fall,
left on Wednesday Of last week for theil
home at WalkertOn, Ind. On Satur.
day afternoon the Courier was in re
ceipt Of kilograms from Minneapolis
stating that Leonard Dare had been
found murdered on q box car at that
place, bullet hole being found be.
tween his eyes. His companions could
not be found and information, was
wanted. They left Coopentown to.
gether and 1t IS thought that his trav.
cling companions might have had
something to do With his murder, q.
though it is shown ID an article in the
twin city papers that several fellow
with masks On han been holding up
working men on freight cars ct that
time. McAllister and Sherlin could
not be found. Mr.. Williams only paid
them about s35 each when they quit
his Job, and Foreman John H0ught0n
Of the Cooper farm says that the three
worked for him this last summer and
that they each drew shout So We
hardly believe that NcAllister sher
lin had anything to do with the mur
der. n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03
WEDDING SURPRISE SPRUNG
BY ANOTHER YOUNG COUPLE

y wedding of last week that was
kept secret from friends of the
principals until yesterday was that
of Clarence Kreitz and Miss Lillian
Cameron, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. w. Cameron. 1SOS Second avenue.
The young folks attended dance
Thanksgiving night at LeClaire, GO
ing as the guests of friends, with
whom they remained until the follow
ing day. when they went to Daven-
port, secured license and were mar
ried at the parsonage of the First
Methodist church by Rev. Fayette L..
Thompson. They were attended by
Paul Cameron, brother of the bride,
and Miss Ellen Phillips, the latter
of Davenport. The couple will make
their home temporarily with the
brides parents. The groom came here
recently from Wilton Junction, Iowa,
and is employed as clerk in the office
of the local yardmaster of the Rock
Island road. Both he and his bride
are popular.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03
PER SONAL POINTS.

Z. T. Collins. of Chicago, is visiting
in the city.
J. c. McElhrene went to Ottawa
yesterday, summoned there by the
death OF his mother. She was SO
years of age.
w. y. j. Thompson, who has been
located i'm Montana the past two
years, is home to remain through the
Christmas holidays.
s. y. Baird, formerly stationed
here for the Milwaukee and now di-
vision superintendent for the com
pany with headquarters at Dubuque,
was in the city today shaking hands
with old friends.
In note to The Argus from New
Orleans, Charles Fiebig states that
Capt. John Streckfus is there with
his steamer j. s., and the captain and
the writer are about to make trip
to Cuba.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03
OBITUARY RECORD.

Yesterday afternoon the funeral of
Albert Holm, the young man who
died so suddenly of heart failure in
Detroit, Mich, last Friday, was held
at the home of j. NJ. Keim, Thirty
eighth street and Seventh avenue.
The house was filled with host OF
Borrowing friends. Rev. c. r. Hoff-
stem, of Grace Lutheran church, con-
Quoted the services and a quartet
sang asleep in Jesus" and Nearer,
My God, to Thees' Among the floral
tributes were large star and eres-
cent from the boy comrades of de-
ceased, a pillow, ALBERT" from his
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03

Miss Mary Byrnes entertained the
X. B. club at her home, zoos Four
teenth street, last evening. Mary
Broderick won first. Marie Nicholas
second and Clara Miller the consola-
ton prizes. Refreshments were serv-
ed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03
RALLY OF EPwoRTHlANs
Members or Three Cities Meet at First NJ
r. Church.

r. Church.
The tri-city Epworth League rally
will be held tomorrow evening at the
First Methodist church in this city
and the following program will he
carried out:
Organ prelude-Miss Myrtle Sears
Prayer-Rev. NJ. V. Crumbaker.
Hymn-No. 220.
Address of welcome-Mrs w. A
Lovett, First NJ. L. church, Rock ISL
and
election-Ladies' Quartet, Milan NJ
f. church.
Piano duet Misses Enzeroth and
Edinger. German NJ. f. church. Daven.
port,
Reading Myquist, Swedish NJ
f. church, Moline.
Vocal solo-Miss Bella Carpenter
First NJ. +. church, Rock Island
Piano duet-Mrs. Thomson and Mrs
Miller, Second NJ. Z. church, Moline
Reading -Harry McCaskrin, Spencer
Memorial church, Rock Island.
Piano sOlo-AIiss Litzrodt. German
NJ. +. church. Rock Island.
Selection-Double Quartet, First NJ
E. church, Moline.
Hymn.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03

mother and sisters, and a wreath
from DR.. G. Andreen, besides numer-
Gus sprays from other friends. Inter
ment was made in Riverside cemetery,
Moline. George Bartholomew, Charles
Karkove, Jess Scott, Roy Graham,
Anton Linstrom and Morris Rains
acted as pallbearers. Albert Holm
was born in Rock Island Nov z. 1882.
and lived in this city until June of
this year. when he removed to De-
troit. BY his pleasant ways and up
right character he won a large fol-
lowing of friends, who mourn his
death. He leaves besides his mother
in this city, two sisters in Detroit.
one married, who both accompanied
his remains hither, together with his
brother-in-law and nephew.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03

Charles Ullemeyer reached Daven-
port at Z o'clock this morning with
the remains of J. w. Dresser. former
ly of this city, who died in St. Louis.
The funeral was privately held at ,
o'clock this afternoon at the Runge &,
Petersen undertaking parlors, in Dav-
export, under the auspices of the
Eagles Mrs. Dresser was Frustrated
by the sudden death of her husband
and was unable to attend the funeral.
Mr.. Ullemeyer leaves this evening, re-
turning to St. Louis to assist the fam
lily to remove their effects to this city
for permanent residence.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03

and Baseball Association.
past season for another year. They
are:
Pres:dent-H. f. Casteel.
Vice President. ID. Nudge.
Secretary-H. IL. Cleaveland.
Treasurer-M. $. Heagy.
Mr. Casteel was elected a member
of the league board of directors. and
will attend the meeting to be held at
Chicago Tuesday of the coming week.
when the new president, Edward Hol-
land. of Bloomington, will submit the
schedule for the coming season, guar
antees will be posted by the eight
clubs, the length of the playing sea-
son be determined. and other matters
of moment passed upon.
The list of candidates for manager
of the Rock Island team has been
probably be employed. but before
closing with him the officers want to
know something more about his abili-
~ to handle club.
Decatur Signs More Men.
Decatur Herald: William Knipple, of
Milwaukee. has signed Il Decatur con-
tract and it is likely that he viii prove
find. l.. Greubner induced Knipple
to sign. The new man has played in
the city association at Milwaukee and
and there he has a record as Il player
of ability. He is a catcher or an in
fielder. He stands six feet in his
stockings and weighs 1876 pounds. His
batting average last year was 1924.
At times when the Milwaukee West
ern league team was short Knipple
would help them out and he played in
nine games with them last year. One
of his team mates, Nick Laabs. has
also been signed. He is an infielder,
second. Last year his batting aver
age was 351. These men played
alongside of Leopold. who was given
trial here. The latter batted only
1877. Mucklestone. who was given
trial at Dubuque. was from the same
company and he batted only $50. The
sporting editor of he Milwaukee
News and Il number of prominent
baseball experts give Knipple splendid
recommendations Decatur was after
pitcher named Shneirberg. but Rock
ford signed him before the Decatur
representative could get in his work,
j. w. Tedford. AN infielder at Louis
vile, has been signed, and if all re-
ports are true, that come from the
south, he is a capable man. The local
organization has signed one man
whose name is not given out for rea-
sons. After he had signed the con-
tract and his advance money had
been sent to him, he returned the
money and the contract, with the in
formation that he had changed his
mind. If he does not undergo another
change he will be placed on a list
where he will not be. able to make
any more foolish breaks of that kind.
His name is withheld for he is to be
given chance to reconsider his act
ion before it Is made public. If he acts
right his name will never be given out.
More Peoria Talk.
President Simmons. of the Peoria
baseball association, at a recent ban
quet of the Peoria Athletic club made
an address in which he asserted that
that city had quit the Western league
for good and that negotiations were
i'm progress that would give the fans
good ball next season. After the ban
quet, in an interview. he said that
Peoria would in all probability belong
to the Three-Eye.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03
Notice to Stockholders.

There will be a meeting of the
stockholders of the Tri-City Transfer
& Fuel company at 215 Twentieth
street at 2:30 p. m. Dec. s, for the
purpose of eleeting a board of direc-
tors and to transact such other bust
ness as may regularly come before
such meeting S. NJ. DARLING,
Secretary.
Rock Island, H., Nov. 80.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03

John Reese, formerly a resident of
Rock Island, died yesterday at Mercy
hospital, Davenport. aged % years.
He moved to Davenport from this
city Is years ago. Funeral services
will be held at Mercy hospital chapel
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning, and
interment will be at st. Marguerite's
cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03
is CAUGHT
0isposes of Mortgaged Goods
and Lights Out for
Chicago.
TO BE BROUGHT BACK HERE
Warrant Sworn Out by Member OF
Firm of CIemRnn *
SaIZmann.

Detective Richard Carnes left at
noon today for Chicago to bring back
to Rock Island Robert Kaschu,
against whom warrant for dispos-
ing of mortgaged goods was sworn
out before Police Magistrate G. A.
johnson by Hans Clemann. of the
furniture firm of Clemann q Salz-
mann. telegram from the Chicago
police was received this morning an
nouncing the arrest of Kaschu.
Kaschu several months ago bought
from Clemann d Salzmann house fur
nishings to the amount of 5000, pay
ing 500 down and giving n chattel
mortgage on the goods to insure The
firm for the balance of the account.
The goods were delivered to Il house
in Moline, where Kaschu resided.
Small payments were made monthly.
but when the collector called at the
Kaschu domicile Tuesday for the De
cember instaIlment Kaschu was not
to be found Neither was the furni-
ture.
Sells Out and Decamps.
On Investigation it was learned
that Kaschu had sold the household
goods and decamped. He was traced
to Chicago. where he was living at
the home of his mother, and where
he was placed under arrest yesterday
by the police, warrant having been
sent from here when it was ascer-
tanned that he was in that city.
Selling mortgaged property is a
penitentiary offense.
Pair of Runaway Boys.
James Humphrey, aged 16, and Le-
roy McGrath, aged IA. cousins. ran
away from their homes in Galesburg
Monday and came to Rock Island. Sc
curing employment as pin-setters at
the Central bowling alleys on Second
avenue. Mrs. j. F.. McGrath. mother
of Leroy and aunt of James, arrived
in the city this morning i'm quest of
the boys. She met Officer James
Brinn on the street and acquainted
him with her mission. giving a de-
scription Of the runaways. He had
noticed the lads about town. He es-
cOrted her to the Central alleys.
where the boys were found asleep on
the second floor.
'Why, what are you doing here.
Roy?" exclaimed the anxious moth
er, shaking her son to arouse him
from his slumber.
He smiled as he looked up at his
doting parent. I'm doing everybody
[ kim
Going to arrest us? / guess not"
Clipped in the Humphrey boy. Not
on your life. We are working and
making an honest living. We know
the law"
the boys thawed out, and consented
to return home. Mrs. McGrath said
they were not bad boys. They were
just trifie wild, and as they had
nothing to do at Galesburg decided to
seek employment elsewhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03
IN THE SOCIAL REALM

\ dancing party is To be given at
the Industrial hall next Tuesday even
ing. The committeeSfn charge is com
posed of Charles Elliott Michael DAILY,
Edward Schieberl. Louis Hotter, Ed
ward Wick and Clarence Gealusha.
Mrs. Emil Warnecke was surprised
at her home. $50 Seventeenth street,
Tuesday afternoon by the members
of the sewing circle of which she has
served as president the past three
years. y set of beautiful souvenir
spoons was presented her in appreei-
alton of her services.
Miss Kathryn b. Gilmore enter
tanned at a heart party last evening
at her home. 2209 Seventh avenue, for
Miss May Walker. Il bride of the COM
ing week.
One hundred couples were in at
tendance at the annual masquerade
of the Fraternal Aid association held
last evening at Armory hall. The
music was by Grabbe's orchestra.
Rock Island commandery. No. IS,
Knights Templar, last evening gave
the first in It's series Of winter dane
ing parties at Masonic temple, large
company of members, their families
and friends being present. Preceding
the dance there was Il short program
that was enjoyed heartily, consisting
of vocal selections by j. a. Johnson,
Miss Gertrude Carse and Miss Bella
Carpenter and a reading by Miss Da-
vies. Music was furnished by Bleuer's
orchestra.
This evening at the South Park
chapel the ladies of the chapel Will
hold their annual bazaar and supper.
The ladies of the chapel are we'll not
ed for the excellent repasts they pro-
vide for their guests and those who
attend for the sake of the supper
will be well repaid. The bazaar has
been nicely arranged for and numer-
Gus articles are for sale. The ladies
hold this bazar and supper annually,
about a month before the yuletide, in
order to obtain funds to properly Gel
citrate the Christmas season in the
chapel. The money that they raise
this evening will go toward purchas-
ing presents and other things to make
the hearts of the little ones happy on
that great and glorious day.
Miss Mary Byrnes entertained the
X. B. club at her home, zoos Four
teenth street, last evening. Mary
Brodericll won first. Marie Nicholas
second and Clara Miller the consola
ton prizes. Refreshments were serv-
ed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-12-03
SAME MEN AT HEAD
Rock Island Baseball Association
Directors Reflect
Officers.
H. E. CAsTEEL THE PRESIDENT
Manager for Team Not Yet Select.
ed-News Around
League.

The directors of the Rock Island
Baseball association met late yester-
day afternoon and reelected the Off
GERS who served so acceptably the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-22
PAWTUCKET.

AZ the meeting OF the board OF aldermen
the grades on Esten. Warren. Patterson
and woodlawn avenues. Tho matter OF n
sewer In Darlington was referred to the
committee on sewers OF the board. A
notification was received from Commits
sioner of Public Works Barclay OF sewer
assessments on woodbine street. s451.
Thornley, street 1885, ss. Pond street sei2 io
The petition OF Edward f. Albee for leave
to conduct theatrical performances was
referred TO the committee on police. Sit
pervisors we're appointed for the coming
election
The common council passed In concur
renee an appropriation OF $4,000 providing
for q change of grade IN the avenues
above named II was voted 10 appropriate
5000 for the purchase Of curbing A
Joint resolution aprropriating sesoo for the
new school buildings At Darlington and
south Woodlawn was referred 70 the
committee on finance.
The probate court met Yesterday after
noon.
There was an interesting program given
az the annual parish meeting OF the con
gregation, Sunday school and young
peoples societies of the First Free Rap
tist church held last evening
officer Joseph smith locked M John
Bradley, is years old on a charge of
breaking into the club house on sahIn
street and stealing tho clothing and iew-
|, elry Of foot ball players. Detective Henry
made n careful Investigation ~ the care
and he says Bradley admitted taking uiIy
one watch. whereas thcre are two miss
ing
MARY Mathews was at a special session
OF the district court ordered taken 90 the
state asylum az Cranston.
According 10 the report OF chief Butler
OF the fire department submitted TO the
common council last night there were i9l
FIRE alarms sent IN between oct I. 1902
and oct 4. 1903 The total loss on build
ings was ssoSs ~ and the. Insurance paid
was ssoi1.1s for these structures. The
loss on contents Of buildings was 1885 ~
while the insurance paid on the same
amounted 10 sif.sf5.ta number cf i'm.
provements In the apparatus are referred
to IN the interesting report
Some 50 spplice tons for Jeave to sell In
toxicsting liquors during the corning
yeav hsve been received bv the hoard OF
license commissioners. Some transfers