The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-12-03

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Go T. Ftnsr. NATIONAL. RAnx for
your Earn Loans.
HaEsy St John went down u Fargo
Thanksgiving. 4
One lot of boys suits % per cent dis-
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TIE Orr PRICE DEPART1GH1GT SroRE.
Mia Helen Peters was operated upon
for appendicitis ct Fargo last Thurss
day. She Is reported to be getting alos &
nicely.
Fat Norway herring direct from; Nor
way, at my restaurant. T.. ]. Blystad.
Hardware Merchant Aarestad OF
Hannaford, accompanied BY his family
were visitors to the metropolis lsstg
Friday.
WOOD AND LlGNIrE When in want
ofwood or Ignite order Of the milland
1t will Be delivered promptly
CUssONs MILI.ING Co.
fhe jolly Twenty clubstarted Ia the
seasons festivities last "Wednesday
night by giving the first ball Of their
series In <. T. hall. Those present re-
port very enjoyable time.
[ STATE BANK of Cooperstown, has
money ct all times for E,aa.m
Lon ma.
DIR. PlatOu was up last Friday and
Saturday ON his regular monthly visit,
and, as usual, had all the business he
could attend to. DR.. Platou has a
large practice at this point.
The telephone Is q great thing. Last
Sunday afternoon we listened to some
music over the phone, sixteen miles
away, played by Ed. Rhodes and Roy
Clark. 1t was just as plain and dis
tinct as il you were in the same room.
That the people OF the county are
prosperous is substantiated by the
magnificent showing made by the banks
of the county published in this paper
last week. Larger deposits in every
case shows that the people havea cred
it on the right side Of the ledger.
We want to reduce our stock Of boys
and chiidrens clothing. Have reduced
prices. THOMPSON Bios.
Miss Le0na Pike left for her. home
at Glenwood,. Mimi, last Fridayafter-
noon, after spending the past two
months with relatives at this place.
She enjoyed her visit to Cooperstown
very much and may come back here at
some future date.
The Moderation Club opened its win
ter program by giving dance at the
Ope.a House Thanksgiving eve, twen-
ty-four couples being In attendance.
Supper was served at the Newell
House. Nelson's orchestra furnished
the music, and q rattling good time
was the result Of the gathering.
Do you want 75c for you wheat? You
can get it by taking it to the mill and
exchanging for -four. Every sack guar
anteed. CUssoNs MILLING Co.
Mrs. Ralph Simpkins, OF Omemee,
n. D., who has been visiting with the
Stengele and Simpkins families here
for several months, left for her home
at Omemee last Friday. Ralph has
sold out his newspaper at that place
and IS now engaged in the real estate
business. The Courier hopes he will
make = barrel Of money.
! DIR. =. s. PLATOU, Of Valley City,
graduate Of Christiania University,
Norway, viii be in Cooperstown Nov.
9th and 18th for the purpose Of
practicing his profession. Regular
visits last Friday and Saturday of each
month.
Patrons Of the ,postofilce should bear
In mind that all letters addressed to
persons living on the rural route re-
quire a 2 cent stamp. A list Of per.
sons living on the route is posted up
In the ONCE where those interested
can secure the names. Letters with
emily / cent stamp attached will be
held up for postage.
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FoUND-A lady e brown curly gaunt-
let glove. Owner can get it by calling
1t this Office.
Lieut. Gov. Bartlett WAS presented
with . fine twenty pound turkey for
his Thanksgiving dinner, the donor
being that prince Of good fellows, B.
"a. Upton. The governor Is not the
only one, however, Who are thankful
to Mr.. Upton, some six or seven fami-
lies enjoyed his generosity on Thanks
giving day.
Great reduction sale on Ladies' Tall
or made Skirts at
THE ORR PRICE DEPARr1ENT STORE.