The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1903-07-02

ADAS0ee0o
See MONTGOMERY & Kirk about
your boiler work.
Mrs. A. Rhodes visited friends at
McHenry last week returning home on
Thursday.
r. G. Cooper returned home last
Thursday from.a two weeks trip into
Iowa.
Mrs. George Ross, of Randolph, Wis,
is visiting her sister Mrs. John Cain.
Mrs. Ross is accompanied by her son.
Leslie.
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The catalogue Of Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, Mimi, contains val
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Lard! Lard,! Pure kettle rendered!
lard 1Oc per pound, for a few days only.
Pioneer Meat Market.
If e. E. DowNE, Prop.
Mrs. O. w. Kerr, of Fargo, is visit
ing at T. E. Warmers for Q few days
and will remain until after the big
show. o. w. will drop in also to take
in the celebration.
Senator F. s. Talcott, S. G. More
and G. A. Peterson of Buffalo, N. D.,
were Cooperstown visitors Tuesday,
looking up horses for the Buffalo races.
LOST One black leather pocket book
between depot and Jimeson's store,
containing els in bills, house key and
rebate tickets. Finder leave at this
Office and receive reward.
Doctors Brimi and Burnap performed
a delicate operation upon Clarence
Norgard Monday, removing both ton
sils adenoid growth in the post nasal
passage.
Mr.. James Glass, Of Helena, Mont,
visited from Saturday until Monday
with his brother, Mr.. William Glass.
He was just returning from New York
and took the opportunity of visiting
COoperstown.
Mrs. F. ]. Stone and children re.
turned home from Wisconsin last Sat
urday night. She came to Rogers on
the 500 where she was met by Mr.
Stone and came up by buggy from that
place. Mrs. Stone missed connections
on the N. P. ON account Of some cars
of the train which she was on, running
off the track outside of Minneapolis.
On July LIST and during the entire
celebration there will he ARTIST class
dancing platform opposite the Union
House, open to the public. Rickford's
orchestra has been secured for this &C
casion and we guarantee to the people
good respectable place to dance, come
out and enjoy yourselves.
MCCULLOCH & HOUaHToN,
Managers.
4 srr
Belle Durgin, the -four year old daugh
ter OF Landlord Durgin Of the Newell
House, broke her arm in two places
last Saturday by falling outof the bah!
carriage. The little one was playing
with another child and fell out of tn,
carriage. DR.. Brimi was called to SCI
the bones and the little one is doing a
well as could be expected.
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a unique and fascinating story whicl
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for the benefit of the famine stricken
people Of Norway, Sweden and Fin
land Price, Is cents. The profit
from the sale of this story will be de
voted exclusively to the relief of tn
famine sufferers. All orders for tn
booklet should be sent to the publish
er, Geo. Colclough, Dickey, North Da
kota.
Large assortment of Ladies Hand
kerchief sregular price Is and Csc. You
choice at 1Oc.
The ONE PRICE Dept STORE.
The railroad commissioners wen
through here on a tour Of inspection
Of the branch about 8 p. M, Wednes
day night. They were accompanie'
by United States Senator P. j. Nc
Cumber who was making his first tri
to Cooperstown. He has promised t
come here during the campaign mex
year and make some speeches. Tn
senator is a candidate for reelection
to the senate and Of course Is very mucl
interested in the outcome of the mex
legislative elections. The gentlemen
on board the special said that in al
the places they had visited the crop
on this branch were the best. Their,
were no complaints filed on this line
Supt. Wilson and ext United State
Senator Z. r. Casey were also on boart