The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-19

B. G. Shaw was looking up business
in the life insurance line Tuesday, and
1T is safe guess that he made his ex-
penses anyhow
The Binford postofflce will be made
money order office April LIST, which
will be a great convenience to the
: people of that neighborhood.
Bert Parsons was in town Tuesday.
He had been up to his farm up north.
He expects to move his family to
Cooperstown the last of March.
Messrs. Evenson, Enger. Nelson, G.
j.. Lucken and Others went to Fargo
Tuesday to attend the retail hardware
and implement dealers convention.
The Borgerson family moved to
Binford Monday of this week. Hal
vor Borgerson expects to go to Cali
| fornia for the benefit of his health.
Mrs. A. Garborg returned last
Thursday from Warren, Mimi, where
she had been visiting for several weeks
past, and the genial banker is glad to
be keeping house again.
Banker Garborg has recently re-
ceiyed fine Regina music box, and
visitors at his home hereafter can be
entertained with high class music of
almost any kind to suit the taste.
Those who wish to get the session
laws of the legislative session of 1903,
should leave their orders at the
COURIER Office. The cost will be 75c,
and we think that it is money we'll
invested.
Miss Lena Tufteland entertained
about sixteen friends at the Palace
Hotel last Monday evening, the party
being in honor of Mrs. Ben Anderson
OF Velva, N. D., who is visiting
friends here. Cards constituted the
amusement of the evening. A very
nice time is reported. Lunch was
served.
The fire department. held special
meeting last week to talk over the
matter of sending a team to Wahpe-
ton to the tournament to be held
their the coming summer. 1t was de-
cided to send a team if the proper
material could be found in the de.
partment and we presume from now
on the boys will be putting them.
selves in shape.
j. 81. Rhine, one of the early set
tiers Of Sanborn, having located their
% years ago, writes the COURIER
editor that he and his family will re-
turn to Massellon, Ohio, in March,
where they will live in the future,
that being Mr.. Rhine's old home. In
losing this gentleman Sanborn loses
one of it's best citizens and the
COURIER for one dislikes to see mer
of his stamp leave the state. We Ger.
tainly extend to him and his family
our best wishes for their success.
Deputy Grand Master Massey, Of
Fargo, visited Griggs Lodge No. ID,
A. o. U. w. at the last meeting and
gave the boys a combing down fol
letting interest in lodge work lag
, He urged on the members the neces
sity Of keeping up the lodge and at
tending the meetings. The next ses
sion will be held next Wednesda!
r evening at which time it is expected
: that several new members will b.
r taken in. Members should bear ir
r mind the next meetings and try to b
: present.
Buy your groceriesIat:the New Yorl
: store:
Standard tomatoes .............. 10
Extra qnality tomatoes. ......... 124
Standard corn Observation-Disclosures. 10
Extra quality ....... -. ....... LII
Good salmon. 80. .............. 124
: Blood red ditto. 80. ............ Is
Gloss and corn starch for 10000. Is
Celluloid ditto 800. 100000. 10
J. California fruits, heavy SYRUP. %
l OVERSHOES.
:. Mems, Buckle Arctic. 90. 81 I
Ladies 3 s' {" ......... 1 2
Misses 3 ........... III
Misses l ........... 60
Childs l IS ........... So
!, Boys g ........... III
), Youths1 '' .......... 81
.. Womens ........... 81
All winter mittenS at first cost.