The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-01-08
Geos Eoas LIT Monday afternoon for
! - days vacation In the twin cities.

E(De eSAO 0AN'SA stASOsA ~
y ~ days vacation In the twin cities. |
Mn /. D. Allen returned last Sat
surday ftom : three weeks visit at her
home 81 Glencoe, Mimi.
ae Commissioner G. J. Lucken return
ed from : months visit with friends |
In Minnesota last Monday.
DR.. Wells returned last Saturday
very much improved In health. He
has again taken up his practice.
FOR SALE-The Randy Gunder-
son house. This must be sold at once.
Call on I. e. WARMER.
We were visited by a blizzard Tues
day the first of the season. and it was
kind of good as it reminded us Of old
times.
FOR SALE-Large sized foot war
mer. Just the thing for these cold
days. Will sell cheap. Inquire at
this Office.
A. NJ. Baldwin returned home New
Year'sday from q trip into Montreal,
Canada, in addition to visiting
Chicago, Buffalo and other eastern
cities.
Miss Matte Ayrea who is attending
the state normal school at Mayville
returned to that city Monday, after
enjoying two weeks vacation at
home.
The Sherrys were not greeted with
a very large crowd at the Opera
House last Wednesday evening. Those
who were present say that for two
people show it was all right.
E. Marquardt closed down the restau-
rant end of his business on January lst.
He says he wants his family to take a
well earned vacation for awhile,
which is strictly the proper caper.
NJ. L. Reggles' team took a notion
to run away Tuesday but as NJ. l..
wasn't in the rig no great harm was
done, excepting the smashing up Of
same of l.. NJ. Summerville's barn
yard furniture.
Lieut.. Gov. BARTLETT left last Thurs
day for Bismarck to get ready for the
legislative session. Mr.. BARTLETT made
a splendid presiding officer last session
and will no doubt preside even better,
if possible, the present session.
j School opened Monday morning
after the holiday vacation. The
children enjoyed the time in attend.
ing parties, taking care of the mumps
and various other pleasures that
children usually fall heir to.
Il For the next two weeks we will &C
J cept an unlimited supply of hard coal
on subscription. If you have no hard
coal legal currency of the United
/ States will be cheerfully accepted.
Our old friend o. M. Varnson came
up from Valley City last Saturday to
remain. over Sunday visiting old
friends. Mr.: Varnson is doing very
we'll at Valley City and is working ur
very nice business.
Miss Ruth Blackwell entertained a
few Of her young friends at progressive
crokinole last Friday evening. Miss
Ethel Sansburn captured the prize
Refreshments were served and the
little folks had splendid good time
Senator and Mrs. Maynard Crane
left last Friday for Bismarck where
they will spend the next two months
while Mr.. Crane attends to his legis
lative duties. Miss Kathleen left fol
Fargo the same day to spend a few
days with friends before returning tt
school.
n Butler g. Upton recently shipped q
thorough bred six months old POLAND
China s,oar to William Cullen, of Buf
falo, N. N. his is the last they hat
in stock. Messrs. Butler & Upton arr
working up nice business in Thorough
bred, Shorthorn cattle and Poland
China hogs.
y Fargo College has raised the $3.50
( 600 necessary to secure DR.. d. K
E Parsons $4,000. This splendid re
suit has been achieved afrer years o
+ toll and the college enters on a new
: era Of prosperity and increased useful
. ness. The work of raising this endow
!. ment was begun by President Sim
mons who gave his life in the servic
s of the State and the College. DR.. A
i Beede did splendid work with Presi
$ dent Simmons for more than a year
Later President Morley took the VOL
up in the east and Field Secretar
Shaw in the west. This fall Mr.. Shay
called to his aid Reys. Glmblett, Grit
fifth and Wiley, and the trustees, nota
s bly, L. B. Hanna, r. II. Pollock, Geo
d F. Perley and e. H. Stickney hav
r given much time and work especially