The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09

your Farm Loans.
II you need some garden seeds call
on Lieut.-Gov. BARTLETT. He has some
free.
T. Geo Chowles, ID. &. H. NJ, don't
is again working for ]. 81.
McDermott. George moves around
like a flea.
If you want copy of the laws pass 4
ed By the late legislature, leave your
order at this Office. Seventy-fivc cents
will be the cost.
Miss Matte Ayrea returned to her
studies at the Mayville Normal school
Monday, after spending weeks va
cation at home. /
Mrs. F. S. Haskell (Aunt Fannic) /
has been quite sick the past week will,
grippe. She is on the mend and will
500. he out again.
The electric light proposition seems
to strike the business men about right.
Only one vote against the proposition !
at thu meeting last Thursday.
William Cupps, Of Glencoe, Mimi,
has accepted a position in r. r.
DoMnes meat market, starting in
April first. He is said to be an up-to-
date butcher.
III you are interested in looking over
fine lot of buggles, go to Berg Bros.
& Co. They have the greatest dis
play of carriages of all kinds that you
ever saw.
w. F. Ball, representing the North
western Electric Company, of Fargo,
was in the city last week making pre-
liminary arrangements for the electric
light plant.
Albert Martinson, who has been
amputating whiskers mot without
pain) in Norris barber shop the past
few weeks, has quit and will hike back
to the prairies of Minnesota.
Hugh McDaniels came down from
Aneta last Thursday and took whirl
at the X. P. goat. He made the ride
successfully and went home next day
none the worse for wear.
| Martin Garlid left last Thursday for
a visit to his farm at Coal Harbor,
N. d., and expects to be gone about
two weeks. The first thing we know
Martin will be getting married and
settle down to be q farmer.
Messrs. I. d. Allen, AIDE Thompson
and Norman Patterson struck out on
a duck hunt last Sunday and got
caught in the snowstorm. 1t is safe
Iguess that they did not get many
ducks but got a good soaking.
$4,000 will buy my house. 100000
cash, balance long time. This is a
fine piece of property and cost me
$500 to build last simmer. See War
ner &'Spicer.
1918 o. w. KERR.
Walter Houghton shot great big
wolf last Thursday which is probably
the largest wolf ever killed in this
county. Walter thinks the animal
measured about 10 feet from the tip
of his tail to the end Of his nose and
weighed nearly half ton. This can
be taken as wolf story.
j. d. McComber and family arrived
from Ayrshire, Ia, last week and are
now settled on Sec. "a, the r. G.
Cooper homestead. Mr.. McComber
purchased this section last summer
and is now here to live. He brought
with him stoek.. and machinery to run
the farm and will soon get into the
game with both feet, as it were. We
j are pleased to welcome them to Grigga
3 county.
Chas. p. Suspenderson, better
known as Anderson, left last week fol
Velva, N. D., to see if his farm was
Still there. The boys have to hustle
around every few months in order to
square themselves with Uncle Sans
officials. A fellow can't leave his
claim for year at a stretch as it
used to bedone in the early days
land is too valuable in North Dakota.
Folks best canned peas-3 cans fol
. cents at
The ONE PRICE DEPT. STORE.
The school board has reelected
Misses Margaret Haley, Mabel A.
Zimmerman, Katherine A. Scholl and
> Eliza Corey, the present corps Of
teachers. The ladies have all signed
their contracts for next term. Their
work has been very satisfactory to the
board and patrons and we are pleased
that their work has been endorsed.
) Prof. Harper has handed in his resig.
!. nation to accept more lucrative pos.
= ition elsewhere. The best wishes OF
the Courier will certainly follow him.