The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-05-28

Go to FIRST NATIONAL BANK for
your Farm Loans.
STATE BANK OF Cooperstown has
money at all times for Farm
Loans. st
Hamilton Brown Shoes, eQualled by
none. Wearing qualities unexcelled.
See them at BERG Bros. & Co.
Reynolds handles the best grade Of
wood all orders promptly filed. Lo-
Gated moth of Cooperstown Flour Mill.
Married at Cooperstown, May q,
1903, by Rev. E. T. Silness, Nj, John
Nelson and Miss Signe Langlnd, both
Of Buxton, Trail Co., n. d
WANTED-A good woman cook on
my north farm. Good wages will te
paid and a good private living room
r. G. COOPER.
Straycd from the farm two miles
north of town, a two months old brown
heifer calf. Finder please notify Mrs
j. e. johnson.
Dell Fouts is handing out a very neat
little cigar case to advertise his excel
lent cigars. Fouts does not let the
grass grow under his feet when it comes |
to advertising his goods.
Robt. Martin, whose face always
wears sunny smile, was up from
Hannaford last Saturday and made the
Courier substantial visit. Bob is al
ways welcome at this Office whether
the call is business or pleasure.
The heavy rains of last Friday and
Saturday that visited this section and
the state generally, have caused all
kinds of vegetation to grow fast. The
crops are coming along at 2:40 clip
and the prospects are exceedingly
bright at this time.
A grand ball will be given in Groven's
Hall, Hannaford on Friday evening,
June S, 1903, by the jolly Five, and it
will be a tirst-class and pleasant event
because The jolly Five are the right
sort of fellows to make it success. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Don't forget the evening of JulN. 81 Ii.
The sixth annual meeting OF 9nc
Steele County Driving Park Assuvi;l-
tion will be held at Hope, N. D., June
"a and 25, 1908. Two thousand dollars
have been hung up for purses and the
officers of the association intend to
beat all previous records. June "A
there is to be 800 trot or pace,
purse $4,000 a 2:2O pace or 2:l5 trot,
purse $500; a farmers race trot or pace,
purse 800; one half mile running race,
purse 800. On June Is, first race, 2::2s
trotters, purse $500; 2:lO trot or pace,
purse $500; running race, five furlongs
purse $3.50. Such purses certainly ought
to draw big crowds and number Of
good horses have already been entered
Several Of the Cooperstown ladies
were delightfully."- entertained at din
ner, while in Fargo attending the
Messiah" by Mr.. and Mrs. o. w
J Kerr. The drive out to their pleasant
. home was pleasing part of the even
ing, after which the party was driven
to the armory building in time for the
evening performance. The hosts are
hospitable entertainers and make theil
guests feel their welcome. The follow
ing ladies were present: Mrs. Condy
Mrs. Langlie, Mrs. Crane, Mrs. Cooper
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Warner, Mrs. E. H
Kerr, Mrs. Crawford and Mrs. Hines.
, Miss Haley left for Michigan City
!; N D., last Sunday, driving overland
at which place she will visit her moth
/ er during vacation. Misses thinner
man, Scholl and Corey left Monday at
, ternoon for their homes in New Yorl
, state. The ladies came out to NORTH
Dakota late last summer to what thei
| friends back in the empire state callet
the wilderness. They found condition
better than they imagined. NORTH
Dakota is full of people Of education
, and refinement, brim full of energ!
} and goaheadativeness: The ladies lik'
the state and the people and say tina
they will be very much pleased to &c,
back to Cooperstown. That their worl
has been appreciated is evidenced b!
their unanimous election for an0the
year by the board Of education.
Union Temperance Meeting