The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-14
Two girls wanted at once.

Two girls wanted at once.
e. MARQUARDr.
Tree claim trees, cottOnwoOds and
ash at JMEsON's.
Fodder corn, also field corn, the kind
that ripened last year, at J1xEsoN's.
Furnished front room to rent.
-MRs e. S. HAMILTON. |
Editor Rearick went to Fargo last !
Thursday returning the following day. i
Go to FIRST NATIONAL BANK for
your Farm Loans.
Barn on Block Al, Cooperstown, for
sale or rent. G. E. MACONNELL.
% Pair Lace Curtains at 10 per cent
discount at BERG BROS. & Co., The
One Price Dept Store.
Attorney Robinson, of Fargo, was in
the city Monday, attending court ard
looking up some tax records.
Did you know that you could buy a
better -four for 500 than you are. pay
ing 1926 for? Ask your grocer.
Lard! LardM Pure kettle rendered
lard lOc per pound, for few days only.
Pioneer Meat Market.
If E. e. DowNE, Prop.
A. Rhodes is having a large machin-
cry hall built on the lots in the rear of
the livery barn. Joe McCulloch is do
ing the work.
Wheat seeding is about all done.
Farmers have pushed all kinds Of seed
ing operations the past few days and
the grain is coming up nicely.
Messrs. Lewis and Jackson, two of
Binford's prominent citizens, were en-
joying county seat life Friday and Sat-
urday. They came down on the flyer.
Lawn mower parties will soon be a
popular pastime with the men folks.
Here is where chubby" can get even
| with his wife for taking in all those
then" parties last winter.
The fourteenth annual Sunday
school convention will be held at Fargo
May %, q, %. All of the sessions will
be held in the First NJ. E. Church. A
very elaborate program has been pre-
pared for the three days.
| 1t is expected that a series of specia
Evangelistic services will be held ir
the Baptist church, commencing June
18th, to be conducted by the Misses
Smith and Willard, two young womel
Evangelists of Minneapolis.
J. H. McDermott has purchased tn,
house formerly occupied by DR.. Wells
just east of the State Bank. 1t is ;
very desirable piece of property. MI
McDermott will fix it up some and will
then have very pleasant home. :
il Mr.. and Mrs. Amt Olson are receiy
Ing the congratulations Of their friend
over the arrival of fine boy baby a
their home last Saturday morning
If Papa Olson was little absen
minded for a day or two this will az
count for it.
George e. Mcconnell has broke
ground for new residence up on TIL
east end of the Boulevard and wi
soon erect neatcottage. Then ther
will be a hurried trip lowell, neve
mind. He will find somebody to tax
care of that cottage all right.
Judge Glaspell and Court Stenogr;
pher Rose came up from JamestOw
Monday to hold the regular Sprin
term of court. Most of the, cases o
the calendar went over the tern
Erick Erickson and Andrew Winding
land were made full citizens. Coul
5 adjourned for the term, only being
4 session but short time.
H. P. Stroh, of Sanborn, was in tn
city Tuesday. He. with j. Hutchil
: son are the inventors ola patent ston'
puller that is said to be the handles
device for the work required ever pa
:, ented. 1t is being extensively used a
!, over the state by farmers who ha,
= stones on their land. Mr.. Stroh III
+ appointed Hammer & Condy agents
r this place. st
i Postmaster Hort, of Jessie, was
the city looking after new bond. +
t informs the Courier that his Office h;
+ been made money order Office ar
: that he will be able to issue orde
y July LIST. This will be great accor
d mediation to the people of that sectio
Y A postoffice money order is about
safe way to send money as there is.
Andrew Erickson returned Frid;
!. by way of Winnipeg from a trip to tt
q coast. He was well pleased with Il
oorntru hnt Thought III ton wet f