The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-01-01

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1itipg friends during tlle holiday
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rs George Y. Seigner, Of Spooner,
is IS visiting relatives il the city.
'1e arrived last Friday.
Dr. Platon was here last Friday and
yS9turtlay attending to his patients
:sand was kept busy all the time.
For SALE, Large sized foot war
.mer. Just the thing for these cold
siays. Will sell cheap. Inquire at
/ this Office.
Well the holiday season is over now,
10 it would be q good idea for some
II those interested ospeil little on
lighting plant for the town.
DR.. Rose, resident dentist. Coopersr
town, N. D., can be found in his
once from now on until further notice.
Once in Syverson's new building, up
stairs.
Several Of our young ladies hung up
their stockings and caught husbands
d Christmas. Some Of our old BACH
elors might hang theirs next Christ
I mas, they may catch wives.
Start the new year by investing a
dollar and half in the COURIER. It
will is:;ng you more dividends than
any {. aer investment you can make
.. a like amount.
q Banker Robert Jones and family
left last Saturday for the eastern coast
Of Florida where they will enjoy them
4 selves the next three months. They
expect to return here about the mid
die Of April.
Assistant Postmaster Victor NJ.
Pike is spending the week at his home
AtGlenwood, Mimi, with his parents
wherefore the p. m. is doing double
adnty this week. He will be back
again SATURDAY.
The different churches held their
Christmas tree exercises on Xmas
eve, each church having appropriate
I programs for the occasion. The
scholars in the Sunday schools were
remembered substantially, while the
older folks present came in for a sack
ef candy, oranges, etc.
.S +. j. Stones Christmas presents
were quite numerous but the best one
Of the lot was the fine little daughter
presented to him by his wife Christ
mas morning. Fred has been setting
up the cigars literally 50 that it will
BE quite an expensive present after all
n but then Christmas comes but once q
lyear.
4. Il. Warner and G. O. Johnson
rode into Sanborn the other day bare
!. headed. They were going from car te
car and the wind blew their hats of
and as the train doesn't stop for such
trifies they had to wait until they goa
I to Sanborn before they could get q
l1at. We have heard Of such thing.
happening coming this way but going
,, that aynever.
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It is reported that the Northern
Pacific has decided to run trains No
! and 8 which now runs between St
Paul and Jamestown from st. Paul tx
u McHenry. If this should be done w
0 would have q daily passenger servict
that would be strictly all right
Station Agent Payne says he ha:
heard nothing Of the proposed service
q IS that we cannot verify the rumor
However, let us hope there is some
truth In the report and that we shall
aet such a service. The old pioneel
The would certainly get the approba
tion Of the public.
FOB SALE The Randy Gunder
son honse.. This must be sold at once
call on Il. j.. WARNER.
a The Congregational church held it
annual business meeting last Wednes
day night. The report of the treas
nrer showed that the church was ii
fairly good shape. All outstanding
bills had been paid and also 5000 OF
b the parsonage debt. There would b
= deficit Of about 800 at the close o
khe church year SO the treasurer said
70 70 that amount was immediatel.
al raised by subscription. The oil
35 ofnoers were practically reelected. 4
vote Of thanks was rendered Mrs
Bartlett for giving the church her SCI
& vices as organist.
FOUND a pocketbook with sun
!, Of money inside Of it. Owner can ge
Asame BY proving property and paying
for this notice.