The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-11-26

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M Hassl nease q valley ctty, = |
tl,e guest Of Mis- Gncs Thompson.
D. Osusby who has bsnia the No.
pttal IT, tast week ~ woslk1sain
11ssse will u service n the Lsta
m church nsxt Sunday 1noening and
evening servios Il, Hnsiish' q Ia.
Ono lot q hoys suits 20per cent dis
eopnt, st
Tnk Orr Pnsn. DlfAHE1Gn1rS cilai
Mis- Grace Hoagh ton ana her broth
.er, Luther, left last Saturday After
noon for DesMoincs, Ia, where thcyt
win enter business college.
WooD AND LrsNrTE-W When inwant |
foswood or Ignite order Of the mill and |
lit will be delivered promptly |
CussONs MILLING CO. !!
Miss Oliver the hospital nurse is!
taking few days vacation with friends
in McHenry. During her absence Mrs..
Burnap Is chief nurse
Y d. w. Blackwell and family move
into their new home the latter part Of
this week. Mr.. Garborg and family
will move into the parsonage.
Mrs. Alex. Stern entertained a COM
pany Of ladies Tuesday at luncheon at
home on Ninth street.north in honor
Of Mrs. Jones Of C0operstown, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. J. W. Smith *
Fargo Call.
Jeweler /. d. Allen comes to the
front this week with new ad. II you
need anything in his line it will pay
you to drop in and look his stock over.
You need a good watch about now and
he can fit you out in good shape.
! Miss Cora Nelson, laundry girl at
the Palace, had the misfortune Satur.
day to run a large needle deep into hel
hand and break it Oh. DR.. Burnap 10.
Gated the piece with the X Ray SO was
able to remove it without diniculty.
i As she:intends going out of bushes.
INNS. e. e. DowFE will close out l1cl
entire stock Of millinery goods within
1.-THE next ninety days at the greatest
i possible reduction Come and convince
I yourself that prices are right.
Mr.. Emil Simenson and Miss Hallnal
Skramstad are to beunitedinW kfriag'
J, on this glad Thanksgiving day. Thel
/ are both young people who have hosts
1 Of friends all oyer the county who viii
j join with the Courier in extending con
] CALCULATIONS
John Syverson has been sending ou
some very nice souvenirs from his BIZ
store that are particularly pleasing II
the ladies. The souvenir is a needl,
book with a large assortment Of needle
Of every description that are certainl!
Il q valuable acquisition to q lady's worl
: basket and also come in handy to tn
8 bachelors.
: Special sale Of outing flannel for tn
next 10 DAYS. Regular price lOc, Ill
> and 12}c per yard, this sale cper yard
J1NEsoN d QksoN.
i G. w. Spence the jolly and good ma
: tured salesman forthe Minnesota Typ
3 Foundry, was In the city last Saturda.
and sold the Courier = new up-to date
Z Batoock-Reliance newspaper and jol
press, ore Of the best presses for coun
try oflices made. We expect to get tn,
new machine installed in about tw1
. weeks and will then be In shape to s,
. some with any Of them.
Buckwheat cakes are good these coll
mornings. We have the flour pure AM
8 freshf order q sack.
. CUssoNs MILLING Co.
Mrs. II. G. Chamberlin left on Tues
ndab for St. Clair, Mich, Herb will fol
= low in . few weeks and then they ez
,lpect tosettle down at st. Clair, ha,
!. ing rented their farm. Mr. and Mr.
i Chamberlin are two Of Griggs county
Z oldest settlers and the Courier hope
7 that their absence from the count
el will be only Temporary. We don'twan
Q to rec settlers Of this kind leave %. Of
. Cotton hannel, regular price lie N
s 12lc, special sale g per yard at Jims
son & Oison's
: A. Hartman. who has been 5. San
= burns right bower at the corner blacl
b ov,&t1, alarAsr Anv tho ~ a. Vnar lAfk he