The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-07
Two girls wanted at once.
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ash at JIMEsON's.
Fodder corn, also field corn, the kind
that ripened last year, at JINEsoN's.
The band boys got out and enlivencd
up the town with a few tunes Satur-
day night.
f. J. Stone attended church last
Sunday. The unusual occurrence is
deserving Of this notice.
Go to FIRST NATIONAL BANK for
your Farm Loans.
Croquet Sets, Hammocks and all
kinds of Base Bail goods at Berg Bros.
& Co., The One Price Dept Store.
Tar Flat is experiencing u build' &
boom, there are now four residences IN
course of construction in that part OF
the city.
Barn on Block II. Cooperstown, for
sale or rem. G. z. MAcoyNELL.
G. B. Jungck, who left here early
last winter on account of sickness, re-
turned last Thursday and is again at
the old stand in Morris barber shop.
Banker A. Garborg left Monday af-
ternoon for Warren, Mimi, where he
goes to look after some business mat
tiers. He will be absent but a few days.
The social held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. r. G. Cooper, last Friday
evening was attended by large gath
ering and all report very enjoyable
time.
Rev. V. Fl. Ruring went to Wahpe-
ton Tuesday, to represent the Modern
Woodmen of America, at the state
camp to be held Wednesday of this
week.
This weather is somewhat backward
for this time of the year. Let us hope
that the other end of the season will
more than make up the deficiencies Of
the beginning.
Mat Evenson sports pretty nice
driving horse and buggy these days and
attracts considerable attention from
the girls as he bowls along the avenue
wearing that wise look of his.
I. N. Bryan, grand master of the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows for
North Dakota, visited Cooperstown
Lodge No 81 last Saturday at special
meeting and gave the boys a few poin-
tiers for the good of the order.
1t will interest you to look over our
new stock of Her Ladyship Corsets. 1t
is the most perfect fitting and the most
stylish corset made, and remember
they are warranted not to break. The
One Price Dept Store.
Next Tuesday the ladies of the Mac.
cabee lodge will give a night-cap social
in X. P. hall to which every one is cor.
daily invited. Here is great chance
to get a night-cap in addition to hav.
ing rafting good time at a very nom.
inal figure.
MARR1ED-At Cooperstown, N. d.,
May End 1903, by Rev. Oscar D. Purin.
ton, Miss Lena Fortney to Mr.. Frank
E. Barnes, both of Hannaford, N. D.
tThefriends Of the contracting parties
in the southern end of the county will
join with the Courier in extending
congratulations to the newly married
couple.
Being without help two or three
days and having the fair catalog and
other job work to get out, will account
for the shortage of news items in this
paper. We now have printer, Frank
Sherry, of Waverly, MIMI, and will
soon be able to catch up and rustic fol
more news.
H. P. Stroh, of Sanborn, was in the
city Tuesday. He. with ]. Hutchin
son are the inventors of a patent stone
puller that is said to be the handiest
device for the work required ever pat,
ented. 1t is being extensively used all
over the state by farmers who have
stones on their land. Mr.. Stroh has
appointed Hammer & Condy agents al
this place. st
Miss Anna Steinborn met with Sc
we're injuries last Sunday that will lay
her up for most of the summer. She
had been up in the hay loft pokine
down hay for the horses. In some way
in trying to get down she slipped and
fell headfirst below, striking on both
hands. Both wrists were broken and
an elbow dislocated. DR.. Brimi was
called to attend the patient. The in
juries are very severe and Miss Stein
born will be helpless for several weeks
A young man sent for keg of bee1
to be used last Sunday. 1t arrived
Saturday and was carefully toted to a
quiet and sequestered spot and or
Sunday afternoon a few choice and
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