The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-04-02
Stock Food for sale at Evxssos 9

Stock Food for sale at EvENsoN 4 |
ALLEN.
Don't miss the Crows at the Opera
House next week.
Ed. Blocker was operated upon for |
appendicitis Monday morning at
Fargo, by DR.. Campbell. At last re-
ports he was doing we'll.
Miller Cussons went down to Val
ley City Monday returning next day.
We hope he sold car load of -four
it is as good as is made anywhere.
DR.. Brimi reports bad rase of
smallpox on the Hyde farm ia Helena
township. A man by the name Of
Richardson recently returned from the
woods and brought the disease back
with him.
To make room for large purchase
of new furniture, will sell of thu.
old stock at cost. II you want any
thing in the furniture line now is the
time to get bargains.
S. AL,IKLov.
G. r.. Mcconnell went to Hannaforl
last week to look after Crane s. john
sons lumber business at that point
the agent being sick with intlamma-
tory rheumatism. Mac. counted the
ties into town Sunday and got here in
time to attend church in the evening.
he went back to Hannaford Monday.
Mac. thinks there are exactly 2,741, 674
ties laid between the two stations.
Emil Marqaardt is figuring on.
building large addition to the opera
house, putting in new drop curtain
and scenery and in other ways fixing
up the building. Then he expects to
have it lighted by electricity next
winter and be in shape to satisfy the
public along all lines. Mr.. Marquardt
is an enterprising citizen and improves
his holdings just as fast as he possibly
can.
Basil Reynolds has purchased the
wood business formerly operated by S..
A. Lewis along with the good will, and
will ina few days open up wood
yard on lots in the rear of the flour
mill. Mr.. Reynolds has ordered
machinery and expects to get started
about the middle of April. Basil is a
rustler and hopes to retain Mr.. Lewis
old customers and also to corrall lot
of new ones on the side. The COURIER
Wishes him all kinds of good luck.
Fred Neierenberg and Miss fda
Borchert were married last Thursday
afternoon at 3 p. M, Rev ]. f. L
Bohnhoff, of Valley City, officiating
Following the wedding ceremony
which was at the home of the BRIDE!
father, a sumptuous dinner was ser
we'd. dance followed and was KEEP
up to o'clock the next morning. Thu
newly welded couple have gone t,
housekeeping on the groom's farm OF
Sec. 80, Tyrolto wnship. Many usefu
presents were received. The CoUR1El
Offers congratulations.
The opening play by the Crows viii
be new comedy drama entitled, ~
Mountain Mystery"
The time will soon be here when tn
following clippings from an exchang
will be heartily appreciated: ''Tell me
We winged winds that round my path
way roar, do you not know some quie
spot where wives clean house no more
some lone, sequestered, leafy dale
some island, ocean grit, where life
not one ceaseless war with cobweh
and with dirt where only natures cal
pet spread beneath the tired feet, an
whittier men are ne'er compelled il
emerald folds to beat? The ligh
breeze famed my head and face, an
SdlU: OcdU Oh. UllcEc > llO SuCll pl6tCC.
7 DIR. L. S. PLAroU, Of Valley Cit!
!. graduate of Christiania Universit,
Norway, will be in Cooperstown APP
!, 24th and 25th for the purpose {
) practicing his profession. Regula
( visits last Friday and Saturday {
+ each month.
The probabilities are that Marsh,
Christianson will not be candidat
|. for reelection at the coming cit
election. If he is a candidate he wi
undoubtedly be reelected. For seve
. or eight years he has held the positio
and even those opposed to him wi
have to acknowledge that he h;
made an efficient officer and faithf'
servant for the people. He has locke
: after his duties well. In event of h
S not being a candidate who are we g
ing to run in his place? There al