The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-03

Shetland Noo In white and coaou ct
rHE ONs PRIc. D4RARTHENT SEORE.
Nj. and Nm. ". Il. Phipss arrived
from California yesterday aud will re-
main here for some weeks.
Misses Sci1oll and Zimmerman no
turned Tuesday from New York state
where they had been to spend the holi-
days.
Mrs. E. e. DowNE is displaying q
new and complete stock Of the most up
to date millinery. For tho latest now
elites in street hats come early and
take your choice.
Rier Anderson has been on the sick
list for the past two or three weeks
and has lost twenty-five pounds and
cause his clothes to look about four
sizes too large. We hope he will soon
fill them out again.
F. y. King last week received an au-
of the blackboard variety. 1t
is a very light rig and not very hanc-
some but it is = crackerjack to getover
the ground and is very handy for rum
ming around purposes.
Mrs. p. r. Trlbshaw, Miss Maude
and Miss Dell Wilson visited with Mrs.
G. A. Hall at Lowell between trains
Tuesday. 1t was Maude's fourteenth
birthday aud celebrated the occasion
bya trip on the cars into the country.
DIR. F. E. Lister Of Brookston, Ind,
through tile Iowa-N. D. Land Co., has
purchased the nW} Of sec IS and set Of
sec q twp l47 rye 50. The Doctorspent
two weeks looking over the state for a
land investment and picked on these
two quarters as the best he had seen.
Price paid was t23 per acre. The doc
tor certainly has some good heavy land
we'll located and we predict that 1t
will turn out as much revenue peracre
as his Indiana land.
The baker at the Darlington s. Casey
farms recently baked some Of the nI;.
aroni wheat -four into leaves of breau
and samples Of the bread have been re
ceived bv Mr.. Casey and others l'en
and eaten. The bread is Of q ii,se whit.
color, with pleasing taste and Lt.er.
is little doubt but that the bread cvui.
easily become a staple article Of food
1t is s;lid to be very nutritious, and t.
contain more of the best food qualities
than other varieties Of wheatgr0wn II
this region.-Alert.
Messrs. Geo. Webster aaa Z. L. Low
miller Of Eagle Grove, Iowa, last weel
purchased f,om Hammer y Condy tn
south half Of ll-l45 60. These gentle
men had been up into the CANADIAN
northwest and had looked that countr.
over very thoroughly and carefully an
then came back to Griggs county an
purchased q half section. This actio
on their part is to our mind sufficien
evidence that they think this countr
is the best. Mr.. Lowmiller Is the ger
tleman who purchased the Washbur
farm q year ago and he evidently ha
faith In North Dakota or he would nc
be investing his money So liberallJ
Mr.. Washburn has rented his old farm
for another year.
Mrs. B. B. Brown entertained q mum
Der of the town ladies at her pleasan
farm home last Saturday afternoon, tn
gathering being In honor other daugf
ter, Mrs. Clara Schulz, who is at HON
for visit. There were fifteen presen
and the time was passed in having
social good time generally. The lunch
con served was par excellence every
body who has ever partaken Of Mn
Browns culinary art can testify to it
being the best ever-was greatly en-
joyed and some of the ladies haven
got through talking about it yet. Til
ride into the country was enjoyed, tn
entertainment afforded by the Brow
family was enjoyed and the ladies re
port one Of the icestgatherings Of tn
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