The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-01-28

Watch for the One Price Depart
ment Store I'D.
Try Macs macaroni bread 1T the
City Bakery. Five cents loaf.
One-third OF on all ladies fancy
dressing sequels at The One Price De-
partment Store.
A program has been prepared for the
farmers institute. II you attend you
will be we'll entertained for going.
GIRL WANTED-to work in kit
chen at Palace Hotel. Wages $1,000
per month. Apply at once.
We made mistake in NJ. G. Even
sons ad. last week, advertising three
boxes of axle grease for .25c when it
should read eight boxes.
"A " Cooperstown, II. D..
Jan. 26, 1904, Mr.. Guy Trostad and
Miss Maria Lundstein, both of Pilot
Mound, Rev. e. T. Silness, officiating.
Mr.. o. 6. Arneson, Of Warren, Mimi,
was visitor to Cooperstown last Sat-
urday until Monday. He was the
guest of Messrs. Burseth and Garborg.
I will give 10 per cent discount GU
all repairs of harnesses during the
months of January and February.
Bring in your work.
WIN. STR1NaER.
FOR SALE+House and four lots.
one of the most convenient and well
built houses in the city. For particu-
lars inquire at this Office or write f. A.
Haskell, Doty. Wash.
Married--Jan. 20, 1904. by Rev. O.,
Quamme, Mr.. Lewis Olson to Mis-
Sabina Anderson, both Of Blabon,
Steele county, N. d. The Courier
joins with their many friends in offer
ing congratulations.
DIR. L. S. PLATou, Of Valley City,
graduate of Christiania University,
Norway, will be in Cooperstown Jan.
18th and 3oth for the purpose Of
practicing his profession. Regular
visits last Friday and Saturday Of each
month.
The Moderation Club gave miscel.
laneous dance or overall party in the
opera house Tuesday night, twenty.
five couple being present. There were
all sorts Of costumes present and q
good time wasenjoyed.
G. ]. Lucken left on Monday fol
Grand Forks to attend ahe Implement
Dealers Convention. He will 90 from
there to various points in Minnesota
and Wisconsin and will be absent
four weeks.
We understand that Anton Christi
anson will accept the Office Of marshal
If he is reelected and that he will
only be away about two months 50
that he will have to be figured in on
the deal. There is one thing dead
sure and that is that whoever is elect.
ed will have to sleep in the fire hall.
We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
The masquerade ball at Jessie last
Friday night was patronized by large
crowd, quite a delegation from Coop
erstown attending. The costumes
were varied and of all colors and ma
tionalties. Jack McCorvie captured
the prize for being the BOSTON the gen.
tlemen's side and Miss Annie Tufte-
land was awarded the lady's prize.
Miss Nina Graf entertained a num-
Der of her class mates at her home
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
her fourteenth birthday. The chief
feature of the evening was eating from
the light Of fourteen candles, which
had been placed surrounding the
birthday cake representing the age Of
the young lady. The guests report
a fine time. Miss Nina received some
very handsome presents.
just received, seventy-tive peices OF
fancy dress ginghams at The One
Price Department Store.
Word was recently received from
Blue Earth City, MIMI. announcing
the death of the six year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l. 1. Dobbedahl, who
formerly lived near Hannaford, which
occurred last Sunday night. The
child died from bronchial pneumonia
and was sick month. His mother
was with him and gave him tender
care but his father was on the farm at