The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-01-22

WANTED Two girls for laundry
work. Address A. F. PIERCE, Valley
City, n. d.
Lieut.. Gov. BARTLETT and Mrs. +. n.
Brown returned to Bismarck last
Thursday.
Bee Hive Brand Lima Beans lie
per can at BERG Bros. b Co., The |
One Price Dept, Store.
Ludwig Hogie recently returned
from a visit to friends at Lanesboro,
Mimi, Lud don't get away from
home very often so he naturally had a
pretty good time.
Married-AtI the residence of Nj. !!
James Cunning. on Monday AFTERNOON,
Jan. 18th by Rev. T. ii Gfblett,
Morris Roach and Elizabeth Sinners.
both of Willow, n. D.
w. S. Hyde was in town last Sat
ur1ay and dropped in to chin the
editor for a few minutes. He has not
been in to see us for these many moons
too much business, says he.
Steele, Barnes and other counties
get 3 per cent. for the use Of their
county money and Griggs county only
gets per cent. Our banks ought to
be able to pay as much as these other
fellows. Why is it they don't?
Get into line and get an early
chance on our Clothing Sale.
THOMPSON Bros.
The clerks league met Tuesday
evening and elected the following
officers: President, Martin Garlid;
Secretary, Ell. B. Nelson; Treasurer,
M. q. Holt. Allbills were squared up,
and the first meeting in the new year,
finds the league well differed and
everything running smoothly.
DR.. Rose, resident dentist. Coopers-
town, n. d., can be found in his
office from now on until further notice.
Office in Syverson's new building, up
stairs.
liver Seim recently returned from
out west where he had been looking
over the country. He was mostly
around Puyallup, WASH, and likes the
country SO well that he made an offer
for a piece of property at that place
and may decide to move out there.
There is quite a colony of North
Dakota people in that section already.
Mr.. Seim says he had quite a visit
with Prof. Hodge and that John S.
Olson is still prospecting around.
The little ten weeks old baby kirl
Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Holt died last
Saturday morning from a very short
attack Of pneumonia. The little
babe had been sick nearly all the
time since her birth, therefore she
was not able to stand the ravages of
so hard q disease as pneumonia. The
funeral occurred Tuesday afternoon,
Rev. E. T. Silness ofiiciating. Inter-
ment was made in the Cooperstown
cemetery. The bereaved parents have
the sympathy of their many friends.
!. Misses Haley, Scholl, Zimmerman
and Corey, our teaching corps, enter
t;lined a number Of friends at the
Palace Hotel last Friday evening.
The first part of the evening was TAX
en- up in guessing the names of cities
represented by pictures on the wall,
Mrs. BARTLETT carrying off the honors
This was followed by progressive
whist and e. e. Downe carried of the
prize. Refreshments followed but
our reporter failed to give us the name
Of the winner in this contest. "A very
pleasant time is reported.
Buy your shoes at the New York
Store. You will be pleased with both
quality and price.
The COURIER has recently sent out
a few duns to subscribers who are in
arrears a little further back than the
law allows or is consistent with good
business methods. We respectfully
ask those parties owing us to come in
and pay up as we propose cutting the
deadheads from our subscription list.
We cannot afford to print the paper
every week for nothing. II you think
the paper is not worth the price
charged, stop it and pay up. Don't
beat your reading for years. Both Of
US would then be money ahead. This
item is only intended for the sub
scriber who can afford to pay up but
wont.
Midland Concert Co., Opera House,
Tuesday, January q.
The Lutherans held their annual
meeting week ago last night and
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Secretary, S. o. Hagen;
treasurer, NJ. =. Holt; trustee, II. P.
Hammer; superintendent Of Sunday