The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-05-12
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. G. H. CONDY.

WANTED-Girl for general house.
work. MRS. G. II. CONDY.
August Norman the butter maker
arrived last week and is is putting
the machinery of the creamery In
place.
The school election was a hot num-
Der and don't you forget it. We
would advise some of our friends to
remember the Maine.
L. NJ Summerville returned from up
the 500 line last Friday. He had dis.
posed of a car load of horses and re-
portsa good market.
Horses for Sale-Good farm horses.
Inquire of J. H. Hill.
Will c. Rukke came down from
Aneta Monday. He says that they
had fire at Aneta Sunday and the
new gasoline engine did excellent
work.
I. d. Allen has moved his residence
upstairs over his jewelry store on Bur
rell avenue. He has some very nice
rooms and is pleased that he made
the change.
Bronze grass seed for sale. Apply to
f. ID. WILLIAMS.
The creamery building is about
completed and Mr.. Norman the but
termaker is on the ground and will
superintend the putting in Of the
machinery.
Attorney N. G. Spicer came up from
from Darcy to attend court Monday
having some cases in court, but on &C.
count Of no jury the cases were car
ried over and NJ. c. boarded the South
Coast Limited for home. /.
| A good assortment of children's,
wash dresses at The One Price Dept.
Store.
I. d. Allen, in addition to having
one Of the neatest business places in
town, has had laid a nice cement walk
in front Of his jewelry store which
adds greatly to the appearance Of
things on this side of the street.
Wheat seeding will be completed
this week. The weather the past two
weeks has been very favorable to farm
ing operations and work has progress
ed very rapidly. Wheat is coming VI
very fast and growing rapidly.
Poison the gophers early and save
the growing crop. Strychnine in, any
quantity at II. II. Bateman's.
There is talk Of organizing bass
ball club composed of non-sa'ariet
players. We have lots Of material t.
get up good cub and If the boys ge
at it there is no reason why that cu]
should linger longer at Hannaford.
Wall paper in stock. Thousands o
samples to select from. Also curtain
tretchers at Almklove's drug store.
| Mrs. Rachel Stabnaw, who has beer
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
David Ward and other relatives here
the past month. left for her home al
Greenwood, Wis, Tuesday. She will
drop of and visit friends in Minnesots
en- route home.
Editor A. L Lowden, Attorney w
| o. Lowden, Rev. T. II. Derrick and p
S. Durham were visitors in Coopers
town Monday evening until Tuesday
noon. The gentlemen were somewhat
lost in our city on account Of its beinl
so quiet in contrast to the hustle ant
stir of daily life at McHenry.
We would suggest now that Athletic
Park has been donated to the schoo
board that a few hundred dollars b
expended in trees, fountains, etc. W.
might as we'll have two parks as on
and the taxpayers won't object t,
spending money for that even If the!
would kick on a stone sidewalk.
i. Now that the schoolhouse is to g
back on the old site we would like Il
Is e that fellow with the $500 come
forward and purchase that ''primar,
building on block 40 and the four lot
on which it stands, ETC., ETC." These
before election pledges should be kept
you know. 1t pays to be honest with
the people all the time.
u For General Conference Methodist
Episcopal Church, Los Angeles, com
mencing May 3rd, 1904 and for Nat
ional Association Retail Grocers al
San Francisco, the N. P. Ry. will sell
tickets via Portland to Los Angelo.
and return $50, to San Francisco and
return $50. On sale April 23rd to MAJ
LIST, 1904. Final return limit June 80
1904. Stop over allowed.