The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-06-25

POUR Farm Loans. Il
Sec MONTGOMERY & KIRK about
POUR boiler work.
WANrED.-Agents to solicit Hail
Insurance. Apply to STATE BANK Of
Cooperstown. St Il
Christ L. Olson has opened up res
opposite the postofice and has
a very neat place Of business.
Miss Florence Cooper returned home
from Gambler, Ohio. last Friday, to
remain during vacation.
Martin Void went to Valley City
Tuesday to see DR.. Platou. He is suf-
fering with appendicitis and will have
to he operated upon.
The Ladies of the NJ. E. church will
give dime socia'a' Mrs. Herb Lang
ford's Wednesda, sven ny July St!,.
Wagons will be furnished for a hay
ride out and back
The towncouncii has decided toca. u
eel the electric light franchi.e granted
the Northwestern Electric Co.. on az
count Of the company failing to start
work according to the franchise.
Rolla Reynolds has rented the Hok /
Boulger at Fargo and will move to that
city this week to take charge. The
Courier wishes Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds
all kinds of good luck in the new enter
prise.
The picnic at Lake Jessie drew out
a large crowd from town and the sur
rounding country. The grove is an
ideal place for picnic and the people
like to get together once a year andre
new acquaintance and enjoy an OUT
ing.
Blessed are they which do banker to
be humbugged for they shall not hank
er long. A gypsy fortunetellerhas been
doing a rattling good business in town
1.-The past few days. The boys have soon
forgotten that fake VIC had awhile ago
and spend their money freely.
The Hope Pioneer cut in on the doc
tor deal at Hannaford-and wonders
at the good nature of Editor Trubshaw
of Co0perstown.-Forum.
Here is another chance for Leslie.
The Hope editor better take to the
timber.
| Mrs. Langlie is compelled to spend
three days in Cooperstown now on &C
count Of having such large class Of
pupils. She will be here every Wednes
day, Thursday and Friday of each weeh
and will give lessons in the parlors o.
the Congregational church
Lard! Lard!! Pure kettle rendered
lard lOc per pound, for a few days only
Pioneer Meat Market.
TT e. E. DowNE, Prop.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Cooper are enjoy
ling visit from Mr.. Cooper's sister Mrs
G. w. Barnard, OF Denver, Colo, ant
Mrs. Barnard daughter, Miss Emma
They will remain here the greater par
of the summer and win no doubt enjo,
renewing acquaintance with old friend
they used to know when residents o
Griggs county fifteen years ago. Mrs
Barnard is agreeably surprised at tn
/. growth of COOperStOWn.
Large assortment of Ladies Hand
kerchiefs regular price 15and 25c. You
). choice at lOc.
THE ONE PRICE Dept STORE.
' The Courier is in receipt Of car
v from A. NJ. Baldwin, who was at tn
5 time of writing at Tijuana, Mexico
The picture on the card Represented
Al.-or it looked like him-makinl
love to a Mexican girl over balcony
and in a pastime of that sort A. NJ. ]
par excellence. He says he and Mrs
: Hartman are having a splendid time
They are expected home in a few days
Il Rev. V. II. Ruring will preach mex
r Sunday morning from the following
text: ''Infidelity; by their fruits y
ishall know them.'' If there are an
around town who are unbelievers the
fare invited to attend the Congrega
tiona church next Sunday morning
The pastor will try and present tn
= subject in an interesting manner.
Ell Mr.. John G. Cussons was marrie'
t yesterday at Chatdeld, Mimi, to Mis-
t Stella Doran, daughter of Rev. an,
s Mrs. Frank Doran Of that city. MI
e | Cussons is one of the proprietors of tn
q | Cooperstown Roller Mills and during
his years residence in this city ha
made many friends who extend to h
and his bride their heartiest congratu
lations. The newly welded couplear,
}. expected back to Cooperstown tomor
y row and will settle down to housekeep
ing in the near future.
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