The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-09-10
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We have improved farms for sale.

We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Schulz left Fri
day for St. Paul.
". Fl Francis, formerly of the Cas-
selt0n Eye, has accepted a position in
the Sentinel Office.
For SALE One registered York
shire boar, coming three years old.
Apply to George Lawrence, Ccopers-
town, N. d.
Last week was good one for the
thrcshcrs and hundreds of acresof grain
were pounded out and lia,led to the
elevators.
Ex- 5ov. Roger Alil recently sold
his farm Of 240 acres for az. so per acre.
That Is q great deal better than being
governor Of North Dakota.
The Courier at Cooperstown presents
the name Of Hon. David BARTLETT for
the chiefs chair. The Gov. would
make clean man. Wheat land Eagle.
Dr.. Rose, resident dentist. Coopers-
town, n. D., can be found in his
edce from now on until further notice.
Once In Syverson's new building, up
stairs.
There does not appear to be any Inn
mediate danger of drnuth around
these parts and the only ones who
really feel good over the rains are the
fellows Who have just completed new
ci,tcrlis.
r. G. Hazard came up on the limited
Monday and remained over night visit
ing relatives and friends. Ran is busy
these days and it is hard for him toget
away from business. He returned home
Wednesday accompanied by Mrs. Haz::
ard and the children.
Word comes from Fargo that E. w.
Ohnstad was successfully operated up
On for appendicitis at Fargo last Sat-
urday and that the operation was a
success and Ed. is getting along nicely
His many friends at Cooperstownh hope
that he win continue to improve and
get home again right away quick.
A gang of Italians were engaged in
putting in new side tracks for the
Crane johnson Co., last week. The
new lumber yard will be on the east
aide of the track. Work on new build.
fngs will he commenced right away
and when completed the Crane John.
son Co., will have one of the best
equipped yards in the state If not the
best.
Account American Bankers Assn
San Francisco, Oct. 20-23, the N. r
R'y will sell round trip tickets Oct.
TO 18th at s57 80 return limit Nov. sc
1908. w. ]. PAYNE, Agt.
Householders have been moving some
the past few days. Ben Stavsvick has
moved into the building next door to
the State Bank, G. A. Olson has moved
into the Ran Hazard house on tile
Boulevard, DR.. Burnap has moved into
the Odegard house recently purchased
by himself on Burrell avenue and ].
III. McDermott has moved into his new
purchase the o. w. Kerr residence. A
directory would be very unreliable these
days.
Dir. L. s. PLATou, Of Valley City,
graduate of Christiania University,
Norway, will be in Cooperstown Sept
18th and 26th for the purpose Of
practicing his profession. Regular
visits last Friday and Saturday of each
month.
There is a possibility of all kinds Of
trouble in the Turtle Mountaineering
again. The Indians have been farming
lands there for years without any par.
ticular rights. The homesteaders have
filed on claims and raised crops and the
Indians are beginning to interfere dur.
ing the harvest. Near Rolla an Indian
took a lot of wheat raised by home.
steader. The testimony showed the
:, Indian had farmed the land for years
and grubed several acres in addition to
breaking many others which are now
being farmed by the white homestead.
er. In other cases the Indians have
threatened to burn the hay cut by
white people on meadows that are
homestead lands. Poor Lo'' can't
understand the law that gives someone
else his home, and trouble is imminent.
DR.. Thams came up from Fargo Mon.
day, and, after attending to business
matters, prepared to shoulder his gun
and drop a few Of the prairie hens az
soon as possible after they were ripe
Tuesday morning when Doc came down
to breakfast, he was harnessed up in