The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-06-18

WANrED-A good woman cook on
ny north farm. Good wages will be
aid and a good private living room
furnished. r. G. COOPER.
Closing outone lot of small children's
'hoes. Regular price from 75c to sl.35
pair your choice Csc. a pair, at
The ONE PRICE Dept STORE.
Lard! LardM Pure kettle rendered
ard lOc per pound, for few days only.
Pioneer Meat Market.
tt e. e. DOwNE, Prop.
When buying Toslet Soap, don't for
get that BERG Bros. s. Co, have the
argest assortment in Cooperstown to
elect from.
Louis Berg and j. E. johnson went
TO Duluth the first Of the week to en-
Joy u few days at the lakes and also at |
tend to some business matters.
The Courier has received an invita-
tion to be present at the commence
ment exercises of the Mayville State
Normal School June 10. We shall be
unable to be present.
AIDE Thompson Ia picking up a ball
team and games with Binford and
Hannaford will be pulled off in the near
future. The base ball spirit is not dead
in this mans town yet.
There will be base hall games every
during the celebration be-
tween visiting clubs and good games
can be looked for. Lovers of the ma
tional game will be able to get their
fill for the three days.
The election for members of the
board of education Tuesday brought
out ten people to vote. A. HI. Berg
was reelected and e. w. Blackwell
takes f. j. Stones place on the board,
the latter positively refusing to longer
act in that capacity
The insurance adjusters have settled
w. G. Jimeson's fire loss, settling for
the full amount of insurance and al,,,&-
ing Mr.. Jimeson to keep the damaged,
stock. In our judgment this is the on
~. fair way to settle as Mr.. Jimeson
will lose quite little in the deal.
The undersigned was a student at
another school before enrolling at
Aaker's Business College, Fargo, N. ID.
and find that the systems used and
methods employed here make progress
easier and more rapid, and results more
satisfactory.
Respectfully,
Fargo, N. d. OLIVER HoFF.
The dog license is now on and the
man who owns a dog Of any description
who has not paid license upon said
animal is liable to be shy dog at any
time. 1t is the duty Of every man who
has paid his license to see to 1t that
his neighbor shall do the same. This
is in keeping with the $50 reward fol
catching blind piggers.
With such good crop prospect in
view q few dollars invested in hail in
surance would be money well invested
in our judgment. II a farmer gets his
crop knocked out by hail 1t is very
comforting to get a few hundred dol
lars insurance and II he saves his crop
anyhow he can afford to lose the price
he paid to get it insured.
The G. q. Society Of Hannaford will
be pleased to meet all its friends and
all who want or appreciate pretty pic.
lures at Groven's Hall, Saturday June
10Th, from to II p. m. It will have
to offer water colors and copies Of the
most famous pictures. Don't miss the
chance. Ice cream and cake will be
served and a program rendered from 8
to 10 p. m.
John III. Morris and family moved
over to Kensat q week ago last Satur.
day to take charge Of that s28, 900 farm
After looking over the premises Mrs.
Morris decided that John did not have
help enough to run it right SO the fol.
lowing day, which was Sunday, she
presented her husband with . bounc.
ing baby boy. John is determined that
the Morris family willnot die out right
away.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Richardson left
on Mondays train for their old home
at Jackson Mich, where they will en-
joy long earned visit with friends and
relatives. Mr.. Richardson has sold out
his farm interests here but likes North
Dakota and may return to Griggs
county. he Courier certainly hopes
to see AL. and his wife returnto Griggs
county where they have . host Of
friends.
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