The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-03-26
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ALLEN.
Attorney A. NJ. Baldwin went to
jamestown and Fargo Monday. He
will return today.
Bill Rockford was in town Saturday
all shaven and shorn, having parted
with that luxuriant growth of auburn
whiskers.
Mrs. Win III. Carleton returne hone
last Friday. She is feeling some bet
ter and We hope tllatshe will continue
to improve.
Have you seen those pretty Ladies
Shirt Waists at Berg Bros. s. Go.
They are all the late styles.
John Rupert has been placed in
charge Of the Gull River Lumber
yard at Eckelson. n. D., and orders
his PAPER sent to chat place.
Joe Israel will have an auction sale
at his residence next Saturday, March
%. If you want anything In the
furniture line attend this sale.
Mrs. Stevens has had her millinery
establishment moved onto her lot on
Burrell avenue in between Gust Oh
sons clothing store and 81 Blacks
shop. It is fine location. George
Adams did the moving.
Married March 90, 1903, by Judge
viii II. Carleton, Tom A. Skaar, OF
Cooperstown, N. D, to Miss Johanna
Hanson, of Mount Vernon, Wis. The
COURIER wishes the newly married
couple a happy journey through life.
Tree planting time is almost here.
Let every citizen plant a few more
trees and thus add to the beauty of
their own property as we'll as to the
beauty of the town. Nothing inn
proves property like nice grove Of
trees.
Karl Germaine the Magician and his
talented company, will give an enter
.tainment at the Opera House, Tues
day, March 81.
Mr.. e. Enger, of Lanesboro, Mimi,
visited his brother Anton Enger, and
family, last week. The gentleman is
making his first visit to North Dakota
and likes the looks Of this country.
He favored the COURIER with a
pleasant call.
The we'll known Nokomis Canned
Goods and Pure Food Products at The
One Price Dept. Store.
Pilot Mound township election re-
suited as follows: Chairman, Ole ALI
son; Supervisors, Will Quambeck,
Gunder Trostad; Clerk, s. j. Tande;
Treasurer, John G.. Lee: Assessor,
Chas. III. Brown; Justice, III. H.
Koloen; Constable, Thorn III. Olson.
DIR. L. S. PLATou, of Valley City,
graduate of Christiania University,
Norway, will be in Cooperstown Mar.
9th and 18th for the purpose of
practicing his profession. Regular
visits last Friday and Saturday Of
each month.
Washburn township elected the
following officers last week: Chairman,
A. I. Monson; Supervisors, e. NJ.
Ayrea, c. G. Piatt; clerk, H. A. Sun
din; Treasurer, Glen Dyson; Assessor,
B. johnson; Justice, John Johnson:
Constables, A. G. Bostrom, Ole Olson;
Road overseer No. /, Nels Opheim:
No. 2, L. Simensen; No.. 3, T. A
Hagen; No. 4, Lars Olson.
Mr.. Paul Paulson who has the ex-
elusive handling Of the renting and
selling Of the hay and pasture right
on our lands will be in Binford, N. d.
from the 18th to the 18th of this
month. If you wish to rent any of
our land, please write or call on him.
d. S. B. JOHNSON LAND Co. =
The students in the inter-communi-
cation business department at Aaker's
Business College, Fargo, N. OAK, do
not only do business with each other
and the local offices in the business
room, but deal with students in bust
ness colleges in Iowa, Kansas and
Georgia. The local freight Office
handled 16 cars of merchandise last
week for points in Iowa and Kansas,
and the College Express Co., deliver
ed safely 5000 in currency to the
correspondent bank at Abbeville,
Georgia for the College National Bank.
Tragedy Ave1.ted.
"Just in the nick of time our little
boy was saved'' writes Mrs. w. Wat
kIns of Pleasant City, Ohio. "Pneu-
monia hae played sad havoc with him
and a terrible cough set in besidesa
Doctors tereated him, but he grew
worse every day. At length we tried
Dr- Kings New Discovery for Con-