The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-08-20

Mis- Florence Shue b spending few
avs with Min Eta Holman at Darcy.
Ole Rood, Manley Flynn and Henry
,elson spent Sunday ut Spititwood1
AXE.
Don't fail to take advantage Of the
tearing sale on clothing at the OHEj
RICE DEPARTMENT STORE.
Banker Chas. Burseth Of the State
,ank went to Fargo last Saturday to
,ttend to some business matters
Mrs. NJ. H. Jellison and Mrs. J. Il.
rruscott, two Of Binfords proaaanent
adteA were shopping in the metrcpo-
is last Monday.
A. M. Baldwin, Mrs. NJ. A. Hartman
W. D. Hartman and Miss Ha1el have
been spending the past few days at |
spiritwoed Lake fishing, boating, etc.
The past few days have beea exceed
ingly hot and makes us think OF the
good old summer time again, 1t has
also caused late grain to ripen rery rap
idly.
She has demonstrated a woman's
power to earn golden opinions on the
platform as a lecturer. Chicago Inter
Ocean.
NJ. e. Church Tuesday evening.
Ingyal Skamstad returned last Sat-
urt1ay from California where he had
been for several months past hoping to
benefit his health. The change Of eli
mate has not helped him very much.
Joe Nelson of the Sentinel force is
taking two or three weeks vacation in
the harvest fields while Editor Rear
lex is taking a much needed rest get
ting out Sentinel working 2. hours
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. johnson arrived
from Henning, Mimi, last Saturday
and is now visiting with the family Of
his son, c. o. johnson. agent for the
Monarch Elevator Company. They
will be here abouta week.
A. NJ. Baldwin was out at tho '"'''
digging for crabs last SaturA"' W.
could not find any. If he will ge ",''
threshing for q few days We guarantee
that he will catch lots OF 7ena without
any trouble.
The wheat harvest will be over in
few days. While the straw In man.
places is not very thick On the GROUND
the heads are exceptionally we'll fillet
and will yield much heavier than wa!
at first expected. The price will als'
help out some. The first car load o
new wheat sold in Minneapolis for 80
per bushel. II the price wifi only keel
up our farmers won't have very mucl
kick coming after all. {
4 John Shepherd from VanBureBcour
4 ty, Ia, is here on a visit to his brothe
Geo. N. Shepherd. He is doing altttl
4 prospecting around and may decide t
invest in some North Dakota real e
4 tate. He likes North Dakota 20 f.
Il Just by way OF entertainment ard {
keep him from getting lonesome Georg
|. put him to work shocking ona 1oe@os
i wheat field. ~
A 1. d. Allen returned last Saturda
( from weeks trip to different poia1
Ia Minnesota and is now busy lookin
q M q house to live in having bee
greeted on his arrival with notice
vaeate by September 1st, and % TIL
Is the day on which the hunting Sc:
son opens up he will either move b
fore or after as he would not miss tn
Il opening day for any sum, no STREE!
Conocrdia College, Moorhead, MINI
can prepare you for teaching comma
and parochial schools, for the theolol
ical seminary, state University, civ
service examinations; to become an e,
pert b0okkeeper, sten0Rrapher, typ
q writer and skilled musician. C0mplet
Ladies' course in cooking, dress-makin
, and millinery. Take your choice. E,
penses $3.50 per week.
Emil Dusbabek was arrested last Sa
urday at Jessie for maintaining con
!, mon nuisance - selling intoxicatin
| liquors, Lena Smith being the con
u planning witness in the case. The pr
+ liminary hearing was held before Ju
j, tice HI. S. Rearick Monday forenoon
], States Attorney Tufte appearing Il
! the prosecution and Attorney N.
2 Spicer for the defendant. The defens
waved examination and was boun
over to the district court bonds bein
fixed at $780,.
/ F. R. Crumpton, Of Crumpton I
) Crumpton, grain commission men
) Superior, was in Cooperstown last Sa
] urday on his annual trip to this sectfo
Of the northwest in the interests of h
firm. He is well known in C0operSt0w
] from his frequent trips to the city an
, tho hio f30hf. no mt. nm last winter