The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-13

No hunt allowed cards. Tor sale atI
this once.
4 Fort Smelling canned R0nds ct Jisnc.
son b Olson's. THE NEW STORE.
Mn. Geo. Van Kleeck was opeIahed|
upon for appendicitis BY Dr.. Durrew|
Ut Fargo q week ago and isreportedtol
be getting along very nicely.
II YOU give us your phone orders
they will be given prompt attention.
Clouds delivered to all parts OF the city.
Jimeson b Olson, The NFw STORE.
The Valley City Alliance has q poet,
This is one OF tile first productions:
Mary had little watch; she swallowed
it one dayNOw she's taking physic
to pass the time away"
Lieut-Gov. Bartlett and wife went
up to Willow Lake last saturday for a |
few days camping. Ifany fish get on
the governors hook Sunday they will
get pulled out and there is no mistake
about that
Butcher Henry Nelson returned
home last Saturday from q visit to his
old stamping grounds around Elbow
Lake, Mimi. Henry says contrary to
rumor, that he did not get married
and he ought to know.
IamstartiEg an employment agency,
II you want men to work or want work
tgiye me call. Can fit out threshers
with men and teams. Can find you
work of any kind you wish.
]. K, MUM.
DR.. Burnap reports 4 lafge baby girl
born to Mr.. and Mrs. x. N. Rowley,
Saturday morning, Aug. 9Th. Mother
and child doing well and A. N. coming
along as well as could be expected UNI
der the circumstances.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Knud Thompson, Miss
Grace and Oscar started overland for
Taylor, N. D., where Knud will show
\ the balance of the family the glories of
his new possession, on the slope. They
drove couple Of new pacing horses
and mace fast time.
! Mr.. and Mrs, r. C.. Cooper have Teen
enjoying visit from Misses Anna and
; Alice Smart, Of Jamestown. The young
ladies were born in Griggs county but
moved from here many years ago, and
have been busy picking up the threads
Of old acquaintance. They leftfor home
/ Wednesday afternoon.
O. ID. Purinton and wife went up t.
: the Willow Lake farm Saturday tC
spend Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Rus.
sell Purinton. The genial clerk Of
! court entered a denial when VIM. Glass
accused him Of going fishing Sunday.
4 Guess we shall have to sustain the lie.
murrer and put the costs on William.
Z. r. Atkinson, superintendent Of
the By-P Products Company was in the
city last week looking over the field
with view to his company putting in
an electric light plant at this place.
Mr.. Atkinson IL very favorably i'm.
pressed with the outlook and will rec.
ommend that such a step be taken by
his company at a meeting Of the board
! Of directors, to be held on the oath Il
this month.
Misses Dell Wilson and Maude Trub.
4 shaw held a fair on the yeranda OF
Maude's home last Thursday. The
young ladies had !. large assert.
ment Of fancy articles mostly for ser.
, vice for dolls and the fair was largely
patronized by the children from all ov.
er the neighborhood. Free lemonade
was served to the customers which
sllarpened up their desire to purchase
and was good stroke Of business
upon the part of the promoters
Of the fair, for they sold off all the
! goods like hot cakes. The fish poni
was presided over by Dorothy Payne
and she did a land Office business, while
/ the goods held out.
Mrs. John Syyerson delightfully."- en-
tertained large company of ladl
friends at her elegant home on tn,
Boulevard last Friday afternoon, tn,
) party being one Of the recherche events
! Of the season. The ladies divided thei
thine In the house and on the beauti
! full lawn guessing at conundrums pu1
}. up in various and novel ways. TIL,
time went only too quickly and TIN
3 shades Of evening were fast coming OF
when the party disbanded, all express
! ling delightat the good time given then
n by their hostess A very fine lunch
4 was served which was proved to be ex
: ira good from the rapid manner II
8 which it disappeared.
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