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

alklng Skirts ct cost to close out
at NJ New York Store.
4 Hiram Burton left on Tuesday for
lfilyerton, Ontario, Canada.
Il III. and Mrs. B. G. Phipps, Of Nc
Henry, spent the latter part Of last
week in town.
Go toF,ix.st National Bank
for real estate loans acceptable loans
paid G. o. d.
Portal is having an epidemic of
.diptheria. Two OF three deaths have
already occurred.
Western Houghton left on Monday
for Port Huron, Mich, where he ex-
poets to visit friends for the next two
months.
James ii. Wilson came down from
Souris on the 500 to spend the holi-
days with his family. He has farm
at or near Souris.
Mrs. Trubshaw has been having a
hard time with the mumps the past
few days and knows what it is to have
q jawous time of it.
Walter Allen left Monday ior his
home at Glencoe, MINI. He expects
to take a course in optics and may re-
turn to COOperStOWn later.
Hugh McDaniels drove down from
Aneta Christmas day to get his wife
who came down day or two previous
| to that time to attend the wedding of
her brother.
Attention is called to ad. of Oscar
III. Will & Co., the Bismarck seed
men. This is the pioneer house of its
kind and you will get good goods by
buying from them.
The barber shops have decided to
close up at O'Clock p. m. during the
winter months, Saturday excepted.
Those fellows who want to get shaved
should bear this in mind.
Geo. B. Clark left last Thursday for
his home at Marine City, Mich,
where he will make an extended visit.
He does not expect to return until
Ispring time comes gentle Annie
Rev. L. B. Crosby, ofCrystal, N. D.,
was here last week to spend Christ
mas with C. e. Whidden and family.
He is pastor Of the Baptist church at
Crystal and likes the town and people
very much. He returned Friday.
j We have been enjoying cold spell
the past few days that has made a big
impression on the coal bin. The pros
d poets for getting more hard coal are
not very bright at this writing and
j those fellows who paid little higher
price for their coal last fall may turn
A the laugh on the other fellows now.
] S. HI. Hanson, the Great Western
! Elevator man went away at Christina!
y and said when he returned he woulG
bring sister back with him. He re
turned Monday and kept his word
he brought somebody else's sistel
whom he had married. Mr.. and Mrs
q Hanson we'll go to housekeeping ir
rooms in Aunt Fannie Haskell!
house. 1t would be good scheme f0l
some Of the other bachelors to q
i away and get,a sister.
Il A very pleasant social event was
that given by Mr.. and Mrs. G. III
, Condy at their Burrell avenue home
last Monday evening in honor o.
Misses Helga and Emma Hammer
!, There were about twenty-five of tn.
. younger element Of the town present
, and each and every one of them as
sert that it was one of the finest
; social events ever given in Coopers
town. The guests played progressive
whist and there were six tables O
, players. Miss Lizzie Johnson was de
clared the winner and was presented
with very handsome souvenir spoon
The luncheon was very fine and eacf
guest found cut flowers and ferns al
their plates at the table. Those
present enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs. Condy'!
hospitality so well that they did moi
leave until 2::3O a. N. Tuesday morn
5 ing.
II DIR. L. S. PLAroU, of Valley City
: graduate of Christiania University
4 Norway, will be in Cooperstown Jan
8 30th and 31st for the purpose o
4 practicing his profession. Regula
e visits last Friday and Saturday o
t each month.
: Word was received from Fargo Sat
!, urday morning of the death of TIN
little six year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
L. M. Summerville which occurred al
= 4 O'Clock on Friday afternoon. For ;
week or ten days the little boy hat