The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-06-04

Woven wire fencing EvENsoN &
ALLEN.
Go to FIRST NATIONAL BANK for
your Farm Loans.
STATE Rank of Cooperstown has
money at all times for Farm
Loans A5t
Reynolds handles the best grade Oil
wood all orders promptly filled. Lo-
Gated moth of Coopefstown Flour Mill.
Erick Erickson did not want to be
left in the shuttle so he boarded the
limited southbound Monday, en- route
for Fargo. IA
WANTED-A good woman cook on
my north farm. Good wages will be
paid and good private living room
furnished. r. G. COOPER.
Closing out one lot of small childrcn's
Shoes. Regular price from 75c to $l.35
q pair your choice 53c pair, at
THE ONE PRICE Dept STORE.
Miss Ethel Beer and Miss Stella Kell
eran, of Jamestown, were the guests
of Miss Lizzie Marquardt last week.
They returned home last Monday.
Miss Myrtle Bemis returned home
last Saturday from Williston, N. D.,
where she had charge of a department. |
in the public schools of that town.
Speaking about races we expect to
have about thirty fast horses for our
races July 2, 3 and 4. There will be
some fast time made this year and
don't you forget it.
A. H. Berg and family left on Mon
ltday afternoon for visit with friends
at Lake Mills, Iowa. Mr.. Berg will
return home next week and the family
will make more extended visit.
Misses Gladys and Hazel Stone left
on Monday for South Dakota where
they will visit for a few weeks with
their aunt. The little girls will I'M
doubtedly enjoy the vacation and
change very much.
Prof. Callahan, of Casselton, ard
Miss Ella Stout, of Fargo, are cond;:
ling the teachers institute here This
week. They are two Of the best as m,..
as most popular educators in the state
/ apd are popular with the teachers.
i 1 Geo. VonBlon received his nice new
Rambler automobile last Saturday
Afternoon and Notwithstanding that the
temptation was great to take spin
Sunday morning he passed it up and
was found in his usual place at church.
George is entitled to a long credit mark.
Mrs. N. C. Rukke returned from
Fairhawen, WASH, last week, after
spending a few weeks out There with
her daughters Nellie and Elma. Mrs.
Rukke likes Washingtonand will prob
lably return there next winter. She
|says that Nellie has improved very
much in health since she went out
there.
William johnson, who married the
widow Dllshabek some time ago is in
the county jail serving 30 day SEN
tence imposed by Judge Rearick for
assault on his wife. 1t seems that
William was playing in a rather reck:
less manner with an ak and hit his
wife on -eh-leg. The lady OBJ
jected to be used as a chopping block
and he was hauled up before the court,
Amelia Dusbabek, the daughter, max.
ing the complaint. 1t is another case
Of family jar.
A pleasant surprise wassprung upon
Mrs. Anton Enger at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Haskell last Thursday
!, Ievening. The Rebeccas wanted to show
their appreciation of Mrs. Enger's long
membership in the order and as the
, lady is about to move away from Coop
erstown in a few days the Rebeccas
wanted her to 60 away with the idea
that she had been appreciated. Mrs.
Enger was invited down to the house
for the purpose Of consulting others
about lodge work but when she entered
the house she found a large company
assembled who informed her that bust.
ness was suspended and that for a few
hours the good of the order would pre-.
vail. Mrs. Enger was greatly surprised
and when she was presented later with
!, a beautiful piece of cut glass ware as
token of esteem was entirely overcome
!. The evening was passed in various
amusements and a delicious repast was
served.
5 Taken Up.
One grew mare. wears old, sore or