The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-06

c. 10 Ensr NAzlouAL BANK for
youe Earn Loans.
Etee CIR lAEe if you enter Mankatol
Commercial College, Mankato, Mimi.
twin pay to get particulars.
James Nasterman, the old reliable
Deering expert, arrived . few daysagol
and b again attending to the binders
on the big Cooper farm.
Assure cure for the blues, the new :
est, IA Breezy Time. :"
The hop growers on the Pacific coast
are about to form u trust to control
the hop market. Reer IS very li.ble t.
60 up as well as down.
Knud Thompson.ionned new suit
andattendedc church., twice last Sunday.
He has been receiving the congratula-
lions Of his friends ever since. Bis /
marck papers please copy.
Theo Marquardt, Harry st. John and
Rier Anderson go, took in By the Far |
go carnival last week. They escaped
the Kangaroo cunr, but did not fail
10 see The Girl From Up There"
J.. Il. Dixon steam laundry company
Fargo, placed their agency with G. B.
Jungck. Dixon laundry company
guarantees fiannels and silks and are
experts In all kinds of work. Best
equipped and largest Laundry in the
state.
A fine baby girl was born toINlr. al d
Mrs. Louis Simonsen Thursday morl :
ling Of last week and the happy dad has
been passing around the fragrant
HavaHas ever since. DR.. Brimi was
in attendance and reports the young
lady and mother doing nicely.
Mcssrs. Jimeson & Olson opened up
their new store for business last Nor
day morning. They have very clean
and up-tu-date assortment Of dry goods
! gro ceriee, ETC., and certainly are cr-
i Til lie d to and will receive a share Of tie
fp lbiic's bushes.
FOR SALE-Honsc hold furniture
such as iron beds with springs and
mattresses, folding lounge, commode
writing desk, stands, and rocking chair
I Radiant home hard coal heater with
oven, cook stove, sheet iron stove,
good buggy horse and other things.
Come to the NJ. e. parsonage and see
tn I'm. C.. II. MORRISON.
]. E. Dixon, the gent enan who
clio, hes our male population with fine
linen shirts and then wears them out
!, at his Fargo laundry, was in the city
last Friday doing the trade. While
here he placed the agency for his laun
dry with G: B. Jungck. He has one
of the finest establishments of its kline
in the northwest and guarantees the
best work on linens and flannels.
New goods arriving every day at til,
One PRICE DEPARTMENT STORE.
E The editor and family returned HON,
81 last week after q couple OF weeks yaca
! tion at different points in Minnesota
n We all enjoyed the change and com'
back more satisfied with Cooperstowl
than ever. Crop conditions In Mime
sofa were about the same as arouns
here. The corn clop is better, howey
er, than here. We have no fish storie
to tell, although one morning we Sc
e cured a fine string but it cost a quar-
:. ter.
Music, the latest songs and dance
abound in the Eewest, "a Breez
Time"
n Col. Fred. Beier returned home
Ill few days ago from an extended tripin
81 to South Dakota, Minnesota and tn
& western part Of North Dakota. He re
ell ports crop conditions good in Soutl
Il Dakota and part OF Minnesota an
j. this state. He is satisfied that thi
section of the country is as good as an
!. he has seen and he is well satisfied wit
!. IN1I1k&S COunVys- Lie LOU q AuO OAAAS
!. Mrs. Beier accompanied htmto the ives
ternpart Of this state.
. F. Eley has purchased half intert s
, in the livery barn at Jessie, Of Emf
! Dusbabeck, and will hereafter hav
: frst-class rigs to accommodate tn
!. travelling public. They will also ru
= q good feed stable in connection.
lin ELY g. DUsBABECK.
$ j. n. Morris brought us in fin
: sample of barley, last Thursday an
said by Jim he had the best crop aroun
! here. He started several binders t.
9 work and then hiked back to Kensa
= to start up the machines on his bi
: ranch. John says he has good GRO
over there and that it is hard work t.
keep a good man down. He has az
!; EOuired tan that beats the red ma