The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-04-09

utOay IOt C01t hatO0t. n. d., Wnere
he has farm
Miss Emma Hammer returned to
the University Monday after a weeks |
vacation at home.
California prunes good qualities
25 lbs. for $l.OO at The One Price Dc
partment Store. /
Lumberman j. e. johnson rusticated /
q few days Of last week at Hannaford
looking after the business OF the firm
/, Mrs. A. Hillig. mother Of Mrs. II. |
81. Husel, arrived from AGA, Mimi,
a few days ago, and will visit the big
gest part of the summer with her
daughter and family.
A. StrandneSs was caller at the
Courier sanctum last Thursday. lie
was on his way to Finley to take
charge of the business of 4. Thomp-
son s. Sons purchased by himself and
Mr.. Furaas:
MARR1ED:-At the NJ. E. parsonage,
April 6, 1903. by Rev. G. H. Morrison,
Mr.. Charles Patterson to Miss Emma
Engelstad, both of Hannaford, N. ID.
The Courier extends-the usual con-
CALCULATIONS.
Quite number of enthusiastic cit
liens went to Fargo Monday to be on
deck to greet President Roosevelt
Tuesday morning. Had special
train been run about half the town
would have gone.
Winter term at Aaker's Business
College, Fargo, N. D., closed March
28th. Students made Prof. Aaker a
present of a valuable rocking chair at
the closing exercises, in appreciation
of what the school. had done for them.
" A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. L.. G. Larson few days ago
which accounts for that expansive
smile that L. G. wears these days.
DR.. Wells attended the case and re-
ports mother and child progressing
favorably.
M. A. Jensen, who has been employ
ed on the Courier since last fall, sever
ed his connection with this office last
Saturday. He expects to 60 up into
the Canadian northwest aud take up
a claim and work at the printing bu-
siness on the side. He is succeeded in
the office by L.G. Anderson, formerly
of Kensal.
| Mrs. j. Stevens has received new
and up-to-date lot Of samples of Chas.
A. Stevens b Bros, and Perfection
Ladies Tailoring Co., Of Chicago,
ladies suits, etc. If you need any.
thing in this line call on Mrs. Stevens
and place your order.
j 1t will interest you to look over oul
new and complete stock of lace cur.
tains and window shades. Quality
the best and prices the lowest.
]; BERG Bros. & Co.,
Il The One Price Dept. Store.
! Mrs. Carrie Johnson, of Pilot Mound
township, was adjudged insane by
Judge Carleton last Thursday and was
taken to Jamestown by Sheriff Flynn
She has been demented for severa
months but as her husband lisa cripple
and old and no one could be secured
to look after her 1t was thought best
to put her in the asylum as she be
came violent at times and would try
to do herself bodily HARM. She is 6!
years old and it is doubtful If she viii
ever recover her mind.
The jolly Twenty Club held its las,
dance of the season last Friday nigh,
in the opera house. This was what /!
termed a German and was a cracker
jack, so say those who attended
There were twenty-four couples in at
tendance. A very fine lunch wa!
served, which was prepared by Mrs. F
L. Hodgman, which is a guarantee
that it was first-class. The Jolly
Twenties certainly wound up the sea
: sons festivities in good shape.
To make room for a large purchas,
of new furniture, will sell off tn,
old stock at cost. If you want any
thing in the furniture line now is tn,
! time to get bargains.
, S. ALMKLOv.
Special Easter services will be hell
; at the Baptist church next Sunday
April IL, morning and evening. Sub
, jects of sermons will be-Morning
ssEvidences of Resurrection. Even
= ing: :sEastertide. !" Special must
will be rendered at both services
The evening service will include
ladies quartet and a male quartet
t The citizens of Cooperstown are mos
+ cordially invited to both these sci