The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-10-08
LOCALS.

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Fresh bulk oyesters 1t the Model
Neat Market.
W. T. Mum returned yesterday from
New York state.
For sale room house, 6 lots, on Bur-
'ell avenue, apply to w. II. MARTIN.
Dishwasher wanted at the Newell
House. Wages 400 per week.
A large assortment Of cotton blank
cts and comforters at
TIE ONE PRICE observation-disclosures.
Mr.. and Mrs. And. Goff fxutobubbled
to Rogers last Sunday and returned
Monday.
Found Gauntlet glove, color light
tan with green stem on back. Owner
.all at this ofice.
A cook stove, bed springs. cot and
kitchen table for sale on or before Oct1I
10th, apply to T. J. Giblett.
Free car fare II you enroll in the |
Mankato commercial College. Addres
the College, Mankato, MINI.
Seval Friswold was taken suddenly
Ill Monday morning. We are pleased
to state that he is now improving.
Have you seen the latest style in
Jackets. You will find them at the
TIE ONE PRIl Z DEPARTMENT STORE. |
The leaves have about all dropped
from the trees and We can say that
"the melancholy days have come, the
saddest Of the year,
A number Of threshing rigs have laid
up for the season the past few days.
There Is very little threshing left and
only In q few localities.
G. N. Shepherd returned from Chi
cago Tuesday. He reports the boy get
ting along all right and the doctors
think he will come out all right.
James Park, Of Gallatin, was in the
city Saturday and boarded the south
bound train enroute for q couple Of
weeks visit at his old homo in Canada.
In the fall the householders fancy
lightly turns to thoughtso Of storm win
dows and banking up the house a
proposition that Is rapidly coming our
way.
The heavy rain storm Of last Tuesday
ntshtaut N lay Wednesday put a
stop to max threshing for several days.
The storm was accompanied by q high
wind.
Word was received here from John
Blocker that his daughter Miss Julia
died at Fargo, Wednesday afternoon.
The remains will be brought to Coop
erstown for interment.
j Samuel Davis and A. b Detwiller
have purchased Phil. Reimer'scarriage
shop and are ready to handle oil busi-
ness in that line. We bespeak for these
|gentlemen liberal patronage from the
public.
The air was laden with the aroma Of
pine and tamarack yesterday. On in.
vestlgating it was discovered to be A.
Garborg who had just returned from
an extended land hunt in Washington
and Oregon.
The following item is clipped from
the Zumbrota (Minn.,) News: Sadie,
the nine-year-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. s. Van de Bogart, died this
morning atseven O'Clock Of pneumonia.
i So far very few of our subscribers
have had q three bushel dream as we
mentioned In an item in our last issue.
Hurry up fellows, and drop in and set
tie up, and leave the dream until some
future day.
| N. s. Anderson who has been agent
Il for the Dakota Elevator Company at
this point for. the past year, left Satur.
day afternoon for Fergus Falls Minn..
to work for the company at that point.
The agent ct that place traded jobs
i with Anderson.
4 Rev. W. H. Gimblett put In part Of
last week nhis farm northeast Of town
helping out during threshing opera.
tions. The reverend gentleman SHOW
eled barley and wheat in good shape
land demonstrated that he was good
worker with his hands as we'll as his
head.
/ The Courier is in receipt Of a letter
from Geo. n. Shepherd written from
4 Chicago. He says his son is getting
along nicely up to the present time.