The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-04-16

Go to FIRST NATIONAL BANK for
your Farm Loans.
Furnished front room to rent.
-MRs E. S. HAMILTON.
California prunes-good qualities
Is lbe. for Sl.00 at The One Price De-
partment Store.
'Tompkin's Hired Man" at the
opera house tomorrow evening by the
McHenry Dramatic Club. Go.
Married-on April 9th, 1909, by
Judge Will H. Carleton, Mr.. CHRIST
Delfs to Miss Minnie Farris, both Of
McHenry, n. d.
Did you know hat you could buy
better flour for $500 than you are pay
ing s2.25 for? Ask your grocer.
Special services, sermons and music.
were held in the different churches
last Sunday. The Baptistchurch hal
a very elaborate program for both
morning and evening.
Mat Thiel left on Thursday last for
Long Prairie, Mimi, where he *
poets to visit for a few weeks. Mat
proposes to take life a little easier this
spring for a change.
Married at Cooperstown, N. d..
on the 9Th day Of April, 1903, by Rev.
Oscar d. Purinton, Miss Elizabeth
Olson to Mr.. John A. Elwanger Vboth
of Finley, N. d.
1t will interest you to look over our
new and complete stock of lace cur
tains and window shades. Quality
the best and prices the lowest.
BERG Bros. & Co.,
The One Price Dept. Store.
To make room for a large purchase
of new furniture, I will sell off the
old stock at cost. If you want any,
thing in the furniture line now is the
time to get bargains.
5. ALMKLOV.
Barn on Block AZ, Cooperstown, for
saleo rent. G. T.. MAcoNNELL.
The town board met in special ses-
sion last Thursday night and voted u
franchise to the Northwestern Elec-
trio Company of Fargo. The fran
chise will be published in due time
and we presume work on the new
plant will be commenced just as soon
as the material arrives.
Folks best canned peas-3 cans for
Is cents at
The ONE PRICE DEPT. STORE.
August Tosterud recently purchased
the Ole Soil farm about seven miles
southwest of town ir the Michaelis
district. He came up from Viroqua,
Wis, about a week ago and is now set
tied down to become a Griggs county
farmer. The Courier is glad to well
come Mr.. Tosterud to Griggs county.
The McHenry dramatic club will
present "Tompkin's Hired Man." at
the opera house in this place Friday
evening. We trust that our people
will give our neighbors from McHenry
y good house. The time for .advertis-
ing is exceedingly short, which is an
oversight on the part of those in
charge.
Married Wednesday afternoon,
April Is. 1903, by Rev. Oscar d. Pur-
linton, at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. Wallace ]. Sinclair to Miss
Clara d. Nelson, both Of this county.
The contracting parties have wide
circle of acquaintances and need nc
introduction on our part. The Courier
heartily joins their hosts Of friends in
extending congratulations.
Dame Fashion says, nobody thinks
of walking in long skirt this spring,
and the few who had skirts made with
trains, will cut them of very soon.
The new skirt almost touches the
ground and is the same length all
around. Thanks to the Dame for this
sensible and sanitary change But
more thankful that the kangaroo
walk is out of fashion. A more dis.
gushing walk could not well be i'm.
agined. It's deforming, injurious and
ungraceful.
The Crows concluded a weeks en-.
gagement last Saturday evening. AT
the conclusion Of the performance the
three articles to be given away was
decided by lot. P. A. Melgard held
the lucky ticket which entitled him
to his pick of the three pieces and
chose the writing desk and book case
j. II. Russell secured the music rack
| land II. b. Nelson the jardiniere stand
The company is playing at McHenry
this week and will undoubtedly get
good patronage.
$4,000 will buy my house. $1,000