The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-05-12

I-O0na.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Claus Jackson, Of
Hannaford, were visitors in the city
last Monday.
]. A. McCulloch has painted his
residence which adds greatly to the
appearance Of Joe's domicile.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rooms left last
Saturday for their home at Clinton,
ILL.,, called there by the illness of Mr..
Rooms father.
Seval Friswold was operated upon
for appendicitis last Friday and is
getting along very nicely, which is
good news to his friends.
Senator W. c. Smith, of Eagle
Grove, Iowa, has been in town for
several days past, looking after his
farming interests in this county.
If you have land to sell, or wish a
loan on your land, write to H. A.
Langlie, Manager, Merchants Real Es-
tate Agency, Fargo, N. d. 20
Lucius Hazard returned home last
Tuesday. He has about recovered
from his operation and all he wants
now is more strength, and that will
come in time
MARRIED-At Cooperstowk N.
d. on May 5th, 1904, by RevN Oscar
b. Purinton, Miss Sarah Larson, Of
McHenry, N. D. to Mr.. Ben OVERLY,
of Binford. N. ID.
We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
The L. T. L. organization entertain
ed the US at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. w. Blackwell last Monday
evening. The L. T. LIS went
through their drill and business pro
gram, then served up refreshments.
A very interesting time Is reported.
College of Law of the University Of
North Dakota, opens Sept. 9th. Two
years course leads to the degree Of L.
L. B. Final examination papers sub
mitted to Supreme Court and II ap'
proved admit to bar. Strong faculty
of able lawyers. For full information
addr .ss, ANDREW A. BRUCE, Dean.
l8tf Grand Forks, N. d.
The farmers living south and south
east Of Cooperstown are trying to gel
SUFFICIENT number of signers to get q
rural mail route. There is no doubt
but what a route can be obtained If q
sufficient number of farmers can be Sc
cured. It takes one hundred farmer.
to secure the route. In the event Of
such route being started it would
probably do away with the Gallatin
postoffice.
100000 to loan on farm
land. First National Bank
OF COOperStOWn.
Rev. E. S. Shaw has accepted call
as pastor of the Congregational
church at Crookston, MINI. He will
commence his duties July 18th. Mrs
Shaw and family will 60 onto Mr.
Shaw's claim at Velva until Septem
Der lst. The Crookston call came t.
Mr.. Shaw unsolicited and unanimous
ly and his many friends at Coopers
town congratulate both he and hi
Cfookston congregation.
FL. Stone snd Jewler I. d. Aller
drove twenty-five miles to 60 fishing
the other day and succeeded in catch
ing two pickerel weighing all told
about three pounds. Fish sells in the
twin city markets for about 4}c
pound so that the boys did not make
expenses this trip and the CoUhIEI
family will have to 60 to the meat
market for a mess of fish-whicf
would not have been necessary haG
the suckers bitten more enthusiastic
ally. Fish won't bite Sundays boys.
The little daughter of Westerr
Houghton died last Wednesday from
spinal meningitis. She was taker
sick some few days before that witt
diptheria but recovered from that
only to succumb to the other disease
The little child was two years and
three months old and had been tend
erly cared for since the death OF it,
mother by Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmo'
Houghton, who had learned to love
the little girl Is their own. To them
and the stricken father sympathy II
expressed by their many friends.