The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-05

=. =. Hodgman.
Sup. Clara Feiring went to Fargo
Friday to get her brother Oscar who
his been sick down there since Christ
qhas.
q A little daughter was born to Mr..
Ind Mrs. Harvey Taylor, Jan. 30th, at
Valley City. Mother and child are
doing we'll.
DR.. Platou was making his regular
monthly visit to Cooperstown last
Friday and Saturday-an he kept.
busy all the time.
The Woman will give their End
annual ball at Opera House, Friday,
Feb. 20. Look for the big bills.
Mrs. David BARTLETT left on Monday
to join the acknowledgement at
Bismarck, and will probably re
main in the capital city until the
Legislative session closes.
Mr.. Ed. O. Stat, Of Hannaford, was
a caller on the COURIER Monday and
favored us with a subscription
which shows that that gentlemaa,s
heart is in the right place.
WANTED-Hungarian and Siber-
ian Millet at the New York Store. w.
G. JnEsON, Prop.
Theo. Olson. brother of G. A. form
erly with Messrs. Strandness &
Furaas, of Hannaford, has accepted a
position in John Syverson's depart
ment store. He has had several years
experience and is an ,up-to-date clerk.
FOR SALE-The Randy Gunder-
son house. This must be sold at once.
Call on T. e. WARNER.
We have been hayinga touch of real
winter lately that has been keeping
operations between the stoves and
coal bin on the Jump. Quite little
snow has fallen the past few days and
we have the right kind of material
for good blizzard.
Try can of our "Home Brand"
peaches. They'r it!
THOMPSON Bros.
Experienced teachers and up-to-
date methods count greatly in the
schoolroom as well as any other
where. The first class in shorthand
at Aaker's Business College, Fargo, n
D., made record to be proud of, in
writing from Is to 125 words per
minute after 10 weeks instruction.
The Yeoman will publish program
next week for their ball at Opera
House, Friday, Feb. 20.
G. f. Nelson likes to 60 into the
country after a sehoolmarm these
Iclear frosty days, but he does object tc
getting left after arriving at his DIES.
tination because the farmer where the
lady boards brought her to town or
another route while C. F. went the
other way. He will tell you about it
! FOR SALE+The hotel at Hanna
| ford together with the livery barn
operated in connection. For parti
culars apply to
i KOLDBERa & NoRDENa,
4 Hannaford. n. d.
i The CouR1EB acknowledges receipt
of a complimentary ticket to the fifth
biennial ball given by the Bismarck
Typographical Union, February 10
The ball will be held in the chamber
of the house of representatives and
will be a swell event. We regret very
). much our inability to be present.
Good canned Peas 1Oc per can,
: cans for Is cents, at BERG Bros. s
J, Co., The One Price Dept. Store.
The state house and senate lla.
voted to have the journals of botf
houses sent to the state papers as wei
as a copy of the bills introduced
This is a very good scheme If proper
| " carried out. We have only re
ceived few bills up-to-date and jus1
one copy Of the house journal. Thu
voters, or those who care to, can drol
. into this Office and look over the bill.
and journals when we get them.
. DR.. Rose, resident dentist. Coopers
: town, n. D., can be found in hi
Office from now on until further notice
Office in Syverson's new building, up
stairs.
w. d.. Marsh received letter from
his wife last Saturday conveying tn,
saw news of the death of Mrs. Marsh
father, Mr.. J. v Hamilton, which
occurred at Mitchell, South Dakota
last Thursday at 1:15 a. M. 1h'
q deceased was about 81 years old. h,
will be remembered by many a
Cooperst0wn, having made prolonget
visits here from time to time. II,
!, was fine gentleman, affable and larg,
hearted. and won friends wherever HI