The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-06-11

Barb wire @ EvUeuou & ALIxuS.
Two girls wanted at once.
e. MARQUARDr.
Furniture for sale 1t cost for the
next % days. S. ALMgLov.
WANTED.-Agents to solicit Hail
Insurance. Apply to STATE BANK Of
CO0perstown. St
( Another new lot of Mems Fancy
Shirts and Ties at
BERG Bros, & Co.
Mrs. j. II. Langford went to Wahpc-
ton and Breckenridge, Mimi, the first
OF the week to visit friends.
Sheriff Flynn and family have moved
In the rooms in the basement Of the
court house. Editor Rearick will move
into Jacks house.
There will be several ball clubs here
for the celebration. Hope, Page, May
vile and Kensal and some rattling
good games can be expected.
Postmaster Claus Jackson came up
from Hannaford Monday to look after
some business matters and visit for an
hour or two with friends.
Anton Enger and family left on Mon
day for Minnesota, where Mr.. Enger
has located in the new town Of CHS
holm. The best wishes Of this COM
munity follow them to their new home.
w. 9. Jimeson is conducting his fruit
business in z. e. D0wne' s meat market
until he can make further arrange
ments. He will be pleased to see his
friends there, these who need anything
in the fruit line.
The Courier has received an invita-
ton to be present at the graduation
exercises Of Beloit (Wis.) High School
to be held Friday evening, June 18th,
1908. Miss Florence Shue of this city
is one of the graduates.
DR.. L. S. PLATou, of Valley City,
graduate OF Christiania University,
Norway. will be in Cooperstowh June
18th and 9th for the purpose OF
practicing his profession. Regular
visits last Friday and Saturday Of each
month.
Biz" Marquardt took hike few
days ago to carve a name and fortune
for himself. He has a ''yob" filling UP
ice boxes for the 500 line at Enderlin
and if he hangs on will soon be made
superintendent of ice chests of that
read.
The Courier received a pleasant cal
from State Superintendent w. l.
Stockwell last Thursday. The gentle
man was up here attending the teach
ers institute for one day and gave the
pedagogues some good advice as we.
as several compliments.
The little eleven days old son M Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Stengele died lastSun
day morning. The baby was Of prema
ture birth and too delicate to pull
through. Rev. v. 81. Ruring officiated
at the funeral Monday afternoon ant
the remains were buried on the farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Stengele have the sym
pathy of their many friends.
The following persons were taken in
to the Congregational church last Sun
day morning by the pastor, Rev. V. 81
Ruring:: Geo. YehBlon, George G.
Foss, F. B. King, c. F. Nelson, w. +
Mum, L. N. Summerville, Lena Sum
merville, B. A. Furlong, May Furlong,
Jane Detwiller, Miss Ada Rogers, Mrs
Mary Pratt, Miss Anna Urquhart.
Win Rukke and George Odegard
came down from Aneta last Sunday
morning in the formers new Oldsmo
bile. They made the run in one houl
and twelve minutes, about twenty-five
miles, which is going some. Will has
only had the machine one week, but
he handles it like an. expert, and he
was kept busy all the time he was
here.
Six months ago / enrolled at Aaker's
Business College Fargo, n. D., In the
Commercial Course. The training is
well adapted to turn out efficient book
keepers and to give student practical
Itraining along the lines Of business
papers, business correspondence and
business methods.
\ Respectfully,
Ulen, MINI. III. r. HANSON.
Why is it that from the first incep
tion of our paper until the present time
we have never had an editor to sojourn
in our midst. Other professions have
been well represented. OF preachers
we have had enough to furnish subsis-