The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-04-02

Rev. p. A. Thoreson from Darcy
held service in the Lutheran church
last Tuesday evening.
The busy season for the farmer has
There will be no rest for
them for several months from now on.
Mrs. C. H. Vorhis, of Rogers, spent
the fore part of the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Goff, returning home Tues
day.
Miss Lottie Browntield has been
very sick for the past two weeks. She
has typhoid fever. At last reports
she is some BETTER
The Workman lodge istiguring on
giving free supper 1T the next meet
ing. This ought to insure a big at
tendance at one meeting at least.
Mr. and Mrs, r. G. Hazard and the
new boy, came over from Mayville
last week to spend IL few days visiting
their relatives and friends at Coopers-
town
The farmer, over at Kensal arc buy
ing up Billy Welch's big elevator and
will make it a farmers concern. This
is an effort to break up the grain
trust.
The Crows will play return en-
gagement at the Opera House for
week commencing Monday, April 9th.
Season tickets now on sale. Get one
and save money.
Sam Davis and wife leave today for
Brandon, Manitoba, where they go
to visit relatives and look over the
country. They expect to return to
Griggs county next September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman, Iowa friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Summerville,
recently arrived at Cooperstown and
will remain during the summer, look
ing over the country and visiting.
B. w. Hazard returned home from
Fargo last Saturday. He has been
there for several weeks undergoing a
course of treatment at the Shei &
Cox institute. He says he is getting
better slowly.
John o. Ole and family left Monday
for Norway. They will visit enroute
with friends in Minnesota and will
sail from New York April 18th. The
COURIER wishes them a safe passage
and pleasant voyage.
|. The prairie hens and meadow larks
are singing their spring, lays, while
the old tomato can and other cans and
old Stops are commencing to fill the
spring laden air with their perfume.
Verify spring is at hand.
If you want to appreciate your local
telephone exchange just go to some
outside town and try the system ir
j, vogue there. You will soon be con
WINGED that Cooperstown has the best
system of any town around here
Thomas johnson and family vii
leave tomorrow for western Oregon
where they expect to make home
somewhere. Mr.. johnson has sole
! his farm in Griggs county and viii
try his luck farther west. TIL,
COURIER wishes him all kinds of goot
luck.
To the many friends and differen
lodges who so kindly came to ou
assistance and help during our recen
affection we desire to extend heart
, felt thanks. Our gratitude is to
. great to convey into words.
MRS. j. E. JOHNSON
!, AND FAMILY.
5 ]. 81. Morris returned last Sunda
/ from visit to his old home i
! Illinois. He has not been back for 2
> years and says that all the youn
folks were now old folks, everythin
> changed. He ran across a few oil
timers who knew him and enjoyed tn
!: visit with them very much.
+ Easter Sunday one week from mex
( Sunday. The weather ought to b
real balmy by that time and the di!
play of new bonnets will probably b
! great. You can nearly always guarar
e tee good attendance at church o
Easter Sunday if the weather is flint
= The One Price Dept. Store give
= prompt attention to phone orders.
n The we'll known Nokomis Came
: Goods and Pure Food Products at Th
i One Price Dept. Store.
d E. III. Grover will in a few days ope
s up general merchandise business a
y Hannaford. He intends to have
e complete up-to-date stock of groceries