The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-01-21

jewelry sign Monday.
room house for sale or rent. En-
quire of S. Almklov.
Best XXX. Fat Norway herring at
Jimeson b Olson, The New Store.
Good girl wanted for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. w. ]. Payne,
Cooperstown.
Macaroni seed wheat for sale. APP
ply to P. P. IDsvooa,
Cooperstown, N. D..
Joe Ebentire and George Goodman
went to Fargo Tuesday to attend the
fifth annual convention of the grain
and stock growers association.
The train got in on time Monday,
notwi5hstanding~the storm, and got
around on time on the return trip,
which is not so slow for day like
Monday.
Alvey Bateman has accepted posi-
tion in a drug store at Cavalier and
leaves for that place this week. Alvey
is very accommodating gentleman
and his friends here WISH him success.
We publisha view of Burrell avenue
in this issue of the Courier taken by
our special artist. The half-tones ap-
pear to be somewhat too fine for news
paper print, nevertheless you can geta
idea of how things look.
F. B. King has gone to Chicago to
see a big automobile parade which
will be pulled off in the windy city in
a few days. What he don't know
about the festive automobile when he
gets back won't be worth mentioning.
Cooperstown had a narrow escape
from theatre fire, but the Courier
says the asbestos curtain worked all
right and the audience was saved, like
wise the building. Manager Mar
quardt should be duly credited by
Cooperstown theatre goers. = Aneta
Panorama.
At the annual meeting Of the First
National Bank held last week the fol-
lowing directors were elected: r. G.
Cooper, H. P. Hammer, G. 81. Condy,
Robert Jones, Peter E. Nelson. S.
Almklov and Ed Michaelis. The bank
is very we'll satisfied with its business
during the past year. The officers
have not yet been elected but it is not
likely that there will be any change.
Geo. B. Clark and Hon. Mic Sven
son went down to Fargo last week to
join the Shrine. 1t is said Mr.. Sven
sons friends are urging him to become
candidate for county treasurer. If
Mic should get on the ticket he ought
to be in good shape to make q hot
campaign after taking in the Shrine.
By-the-way why not make him county
treasurer.
FOR SALE Eight room house
built last year, on one of the finest
corners on the Boulevard. This is one
of the finest residence properties in
the city and will be sold at the right
figure. Good cellar, cistern, furnace,
fighting plant and equipped with
storm and screen windows. Will take
land in part pas ment. Apply t,
j. A. MOFFATT.
Griggs lodge No. -, A. o. U. w.,
will celebrate at its lodge room on the
evening of January 9th. 1t is the in
tention of the lodge to have a social
gathering where the members and
their wives and the sweethearts of the
young fellows who have no wives, can
meet together and enjoy game of
finch, crokinole or any other game
they choose, to be topped off by alunch
Workmen are invited and any visiting
brother will find the glad hand extend
ed to him on that evening if he wan
ders into the lodge room.
The Cussons Milling Co. has been
grinding up some of that much re-
knowned macaroni flour which we
have heard so much about the past
year or two, and the Courier has been
favored with sack for sample. The
editorial family has been dining on
this flour for the past few days and we
are in position to say that it makes
very nice bread. 1t is just trifle
darker, maybe, than that made from
hard wheat and just little sweeter.
The flour makes very nice bread and
we do not see why macaroni wheat is
not all right. The wheat from which
this flour was made was grown on the
farm of Mrs. J. E. johnson, two miles
north of town.
City politics are commencing to
warm up even at this early day. 1t is
said that Marshal Anton Christian
son intends to visit Norwa7 this
spring or early summer and will not