The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-27

F0R SALs-One new II On duck wall
tent, lSxA. Win cell cheap. Apply
to ]. @. Israel, Coopcrstown, N. D.
G. Fouta, wife and children, Of Ray
mond, Minn., spent several days Of last
week Visiting the family Of his brother
D. Fouts OF this place.
Next Tuesday Is chicken day and
you can rest assured that every hunter
gun and dog In the village will yet In
to the game bright and early.
Prof. G. G. Singer lefton Monday for
Stafford, Neh, where he will teach
school the coming term. He will re-
turn to this county when the lilacsi
bloom again.
Rev. G. FL Morrison left last Monday
for Chilllcsthe, Ohio, where he will
spend . few days visiting friends, after
which be Wdl join u theological school
and put in . year Of study.
Jack Dsown came down from Willow
Lake Tanrsday and reported that they
were laasing such = fine time camping
80 that he went back on the train Fri
day to putin q few more days at the
sane kind,of pastime.
J. +. Dixon steam laundry company
FAlgs, placed their agency with G. B.
Junsok. Dixon laundry company
guarantees nannels and silks and are
expeuts,in Ill kinds Of work. Best
easlpped; and largest Laundry in the
state.
Mrs. w. H. Carleton returned home
last Thursday from an extended visit
to her home at St. Clair, Mich. She
~as'accompanied by Rollin Husel, a
nephew Of Mrs. NJ. f. Washburn. The
geupg gentleman is somewhat delicate
being,sevcnteen years old and only
weighing 235 pounds.
dtgives me pleasure to recommend
Makers Business College Fargo, n. d.
I,eonsider it a very good school. I've
:baenat Others, so l am In ap0sition to
make comparisons.
Yours truly,
Thomas Forthun.
Cummings, n. d.
Send for catalogue
&c. =. Downe has been enjoying
visit from his brother, A. E. Downe
1.-THE past week. Cooperstown people
win remember A. e. as pastor OF TIN
N. e. church at this place about clever
years ago. It was during his pastoral.
lftlsat' the church was put on rollers ant
rolled down from Vinegar Hin to it,
present location. He is now living 4,
St.iPaul and IS engaged in the life IN
lsnance business He thinks Coopers
town has grown wonderfully and he i
enjoying his visit here immensely
II. N. Cowen of Red Willow, b tn,
pcssessor Of q birch bark canoe, wia3ca
arrived from Jamestown, on Saturday,
trainiit is Of the genuine Indian sty1,
and when Mr.. Cowen glides out upor
the, calm and placid waters Of tai.
beautiful lake, happiness, comfort and
l,RenuiRe enjoyment will be his IN II
once. The canoe is q beauty, It beins
made Of: the genuine bark and firmly
woven; together at the edges by strong
reeds or grass and these seams bein1
oorked tight with coat Of tar. Bin
ford Times.
Doctors Burnap and Brimi have un
der consideration the starting Of q city
hsapitaland have practically made all
Ithe:arrangements torso doing. A com.
peteat'tfained nurse has been secured
and 6,theeleal goes through the sick
can Re justa as well,taken care Of right
here at CooperstoNn as any place else.
The hospital will be located In the old
A. n. adams house aud will be q very
desirable location fer that purpose
The dea Is not settled yet but the
prospects are good that the deal will
| 20 through all right.
It cost s. @. Sorenson ef Hannaford
~ last Friday In Justice Rearick's
court for uasg obscene language t.
Min Mildred Richardson. The defen
dant was arrested on . warrant issued
for using obscene language and pleaded
guilty and was haed o stated above
We don't know anything about the
case but we doknOatthat any man who
will 60 degrade hanaelf - to use such
language to . lady e he is said to have
done is not deserving Of any mercy ct
the hands Of the court. He should
have been fined double the amount.
Oscar Greenland and his force Of
men, arose with the chickens Tuesday
morning, for the purpose Of getting an
early start with some cattle which they
delivered at CooperstowD, that day.
But our story hinges on the perform
ances Of a bovine patriarch, which had