The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10

; Go to FiRsf NATIONAL BANK for
your Farm Loans.
Otto Bruins has accepted position
in r. g. Cooper's office as bo0kkccper
Sept. LIST, the fall term Of the Man
kato Commercial College, Nankato,
Mimi, opens. Get q catalogue.
Misses Haley and.C Corey arrived last
Saturday and the corps Of teachers is
again complete for the ensuing term.
Gladys Stone returned home last Sal :
urday from q summers visit with her
aunt, Mrs. ]. n. Shuler, in South na-
kOta.
Geo. F. Adams tl,Wshed outa piece
of wheat south of the court house last
week for ]. F. Teal which yielded TWEEN
ty-two bushels PER acre.
O. w. Kerr and Glen Link enjoyed q,
few days hunting around CooperstowN
last week and met with good luck.
They returned to Fargo Monday.
Miss Jannette Whidden left on Mon
day for Owatonna, Mimi, where she
will enter Pillsbury Academy. Mrs.
Whidden went down with her.
Orry Retz!a1 was seen heading fcr
the courthouse Monday morning early
and said that hewas going to secure a
license. We don't know whether 1t
was a hunting license or marriage
license he was after-time will tell.
Emil Dusbabek who has been in the
county jail some weeks on charge OF
selling liquor contrary to the peace and
dignity the state Of North Dakota, was
released last Monday q sufficient bond
being executed and approved by the
court.
Mike Weiss and B. X. Clinic got In
to scrap last Friday and resulted in
the former having the latter arrested
for threatening to shoot with a CUR.
We don't know anything about the
case only that Judge Rearick dismissed
the suit and ''the farmer pays it all. "
Attention of parents is called to the
letter published by President Bartlett
of the board of education in regard to
sending children to school between the
ages of 8 and IA. 1t is misdemeantl
punishable by a fine for parents OF
guardians neglecting to send the chill
dren to school and the board has de
termined to punish all parents and
guardians who do not live up to the re
uuirements of the law.
The following item from the Litch
Vile Bulletin will interest the frienG!
of DR.. Westley at Cooperstown:
DR.. NJ. d. Westley has sold his prac
tice in Litchville to DR.. w. r. Clay
bourne, who arrived here last week
DR.. Westley goes from here to Phila
delphia, where he will take a post
graduate course and hospital trainin,
for year or so. DR.. D.. T. Quigley
than whom a finer gentleman and ply
stefan never existed, will not return t
Litchville, having purchased medi
cal practice at North Platte. Neb
Here's to the three saw bones. Ma.
they succeed.
As she intends going out Of business
Mrs. e. e. DowNE will close out he
entire stock Of millinery goods within
the next ninety days at the creates
possible reduction. Come and convince
yourself that prices are right.
The fine weather of last week wa!
broken Sunday morning when steady
rain set in lasting all that day and al
,day Monday, putting a stop to al
threshing operations for the biggest
part of the week. The wet weather /.
very discouraging and reports ofwheal
sprouting in the shock are coming in
and in addition to this the grain il
getting bleached and discolored which
is a loss to the farmer. We need abou,
four weeks of nice dry weather to clear
up the threshing.
J. E. Dixon steam laundry company
Fargo, placed their agency with @. B
Jungck. Dixon laundry company
guarantees fannels and silks and ar,
experts In all kinds of work. Besl
equipped and largest laundry in tn.
state.