The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-10-01
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WapeenH Roberts returned from Grand
E6a1B Monday.
llas. q. n. Brown IL attending the
Itabe-eonyention of the W. @. +. U. at
Dfysillle.
Anewlhouse for sale cheap, nicely To-
Gated. Apply at STATE BANK.
Jllrsand Mrs. Maynapd Crane went
70 Grand Forks last week to attend the
Dtaestifair.
Melvin Bemis left last week for Grand
Forks to take up his studies at thel
University.
WANTED Good girl Tor general
housework. Apply to
MRS. n. A. PATTERsoN.
81. 1T. Reames arrived from Verndale
Mimi, Monday, and viii put In few
weeks helping out Cooperstown people.
The chicken season closes the 18th
and the feathered tribe are now under
the protection Of state law until next
season.
Manager Z. NJ. jackson, OF the Gull
River Company, drove down from Bin
ford last Monday. He was accompa-
MED by Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs. Maggie Reynolds gave birth to
o nice little daughter Tuesday morn.
jnr, September 18th. Mother and child
i,.i,...y along nicely.
The fall term, Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, Mimi, opens Sept.
j. Enroll then and get two months
free. Send for catalogue.
Harold Hyde sends us some newsy
school items from Hannaford. The
Courier hopes Master Harold will con-
tinae the good work and come often.
Dr.. Rose, resident dentist. Coopers-
town, n. d., can be found in his
ONCE from now on until further notice.
Once in Syverson's new building, up-
stairs.
hen Upton drives ! four year old colt
that shows evidence Of great speed and
We can see Prince Alert and Wyan-
dotte's finish II the animal is properly
trained. B
q. VI. Ohnstad returned to Cooper-
town Tuesday. He is looking some
what thin and pale but says he is i'm
proving right along. We are glad to
zee Ed. back again.
Joe Nelson has had enough Of thresll-
ing and is again sticking type in the
Sentinel Office. Joe's experience the
Rast1ew weeks has taught him how to
appreciate q good thing.
Miss Leona Pike arrived from Gler.
~oed, Mimi, yesterday and will be the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Moffat FOL
Q ooeaFile of months. She is a sister Of
Asst Postmaster V. N. Pike.
The Iowa-North Dakota Land Con .
pany has a very fine assortment Of
grains and grasses grown in thiscoun.
ty, put up Ia tfirst-class shape. The
exhibit will compare with any we have
Seen.
DR.. Patton wasmaking his regular
monthly visit at Cooperstown last Fri
day and Saturday, and was kept busy
6 usual. Mrs. Hatou accompanied
him this eand visatedfriends around
the city.
County COMMISSIONER. S. Gunder.
son came down on tie last freight
Tuesday morning, transacted his bust
ness and went back On the limited
and didn't have to sprint for it this
time, either.
AS she intends going out Ct business
MRS. E., E. DowNE will close out hel
entire stock Of millinery goods within
the next ninety days ct the greatest
possible reduction. Come and ccnyince
yourself that prices are right.
I have three well improved farms II
Southern Minnesota with buildings OF
and well rented that viii trade for 4
stock Of merchandise. Address,
ANDREW OLSON.
Danvers, MINI.
The flax crop will not amount tohal1
what was expected Of It earlier In thu
season. A great deal Of late sown ia,
was killed by the recent storm. Othel
crops have turned out much better
than was expected since the threshine
machines got in their work.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Shepherd on Sat
urday received news to the effect thai
their little seven year old son was nj
expected to live. Last June the little
fellow went down to Iowa to remain
with his grandparents for month O
two. It seems that . few days agl
while he was returning home from
school with two companions he dr0ppet
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