The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-02-19
Opera House Tuesday, Feb. "a.

COURIER, IS now working In printing
Office in Chicago.
County Commissioner o. S. Gunder-
son and family of Binford, visited the
Borgerson family Of this place several
days Of last week.
Good improved farms to rent.
IowA-N. d. LAND Co.
r. Louis Trostad and Hans Olson of
Jessie, were COURIER callers last Sat-
urday, the former leaving us his sub.
scription to the pioneer paper.
Sunday evening, Feb. %, Rev. j. G..
Moore will preach in the M. e. church
also Rev. T. E. Green, of Valley City,
will preach each night during the
week, except Saturday.
Editor Rearick went down to the
twin cities last Friday and returned
Monday, and-the train was six hours
late, which was no fault of the genial
heavyweight of the Sentinel.
We have got big pile of fax straw
stacked up on the other side of the
track, now we want to see those fax
mill fellows get hump on themselves
and get busy building the mill.
If you are going to sell out this
spring bring your poster work to the
COURIER office and get it done in
| first-class style and at prices that will
suit your pocketbook We make a
speciality of this class of work and
can suit you.
Last week our correspondent at
Hannaford stated that the elevator at
Wallum was closed on account of lack
of business. Mr.. Olsen the agent at
that place writes us that this is not
so and that the elevator is still open
for business. The Courier is pleased
to make this correction.
The Moore Concert Co drifted into
Cooperstown Saturday afternoon to
spend Sunday and of course were
willing to earn dollars at any time, so
the boys got up dance at the Palace
Hotel and got the company to furnish
the music, and it was tirst-class, too.
About twenty couples participated
and rattling good time was enjoyed
up to twelve clock.
| Wait for the Old Maids Convention
to be held at the Opera House Feb. q,
under the auspices of the Lady Mac
aobees. This will be mirth provok-
ing, side-splitting, risible tickling af-
fair, and if you want to enjoy an even
ing of fun and frolic and to see ou1
old maids lined up in a convention
this will be the opportunity of your
life. Feb. q and don't forget the
date.
Hammer g. Condy, the old reliable
machinery firm, have considerable to
say to their farmer friends in this
weeks issue of the Courier. They
handle the best lines of machinery,
); buggies ETC., and can sell you any
thing from an ordinary corn droppel
to fancy driving rig or a threshing
machine. 1t won't harm you a little
bit to reid over the ad. and see what
they have to say.
Miss Irene Haskell celebrated he,
seventh birthday last Saturday after
noon by entertaining a few Of he
{ little friends at a peanut party. He
: birthday came on Friday but the cele
bration was held on ST.. Valentine
day. The little folks had splendid
time playing various games and get
} ting away with lots of good things t.
; eat. Miss Irene was remembered BY
, her friends with several useful pre-
sents.
, Two dwelling houses for sale. Ap
, ply to STATE BANK of Cooperstown.
ri The weigh-up social at the NJ. E
: church last Friday evening was vel
f attended and good time enjoyed
The ladies were weighed and thei
names written on heart shaped label
, and put into grab bag. The gentle
!, men had to grab label and pay one
half cent a pound for the number O
!, pounds written on the label and alst
, secured his partner for supper. There
were several heavy weights presen,
and some of the boys had to dig up ii
the neighborhood of dollar for sup
per. Charades and other games wer'
played and the time passed pleasant
~.
5 We have improved farms for sale.
r FIRST NATIONAL BANK
We call attention of our readers t.
,, w. S. Hyde's ad. in another column
!, If such prices can be legitimately pait
: by the elevators companies at Hanna
ford then they can be at Cooperstown
J. If they are paying them in order Il