The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-11-17

Wanted Capable girl to do general
homework. Apply to Mrs. C. T
Whtdden.
BOOSTERS and brooms were strongly
In evidence the day after election.
adorning the caps of the jubilant re-
publicans.
f. ]. Stone and Geo. Won Blon de-
parted last week for the Worlds Fair.
Stone joins his wife At Hartford, Wis,
first and they will make the trip to-
gether.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goff left on Friday
afternoon for trip to the Worlds
Fair and will be gone about two
weeks. They will no doubt have a
good time.
Theo. G. Thompson boarded the
south bound limited last Friday after
noon for little trip to the twin
cities. He will take in the Minnesota
Wisconsin football game,
New York Apples at the One Price
Department Store. Get your supply
while there is a variety to choose
from. $500 per Dbl.
7 ALBERT LARSON.
Rev. HI. X. Hawley, wife and baby
arrived from Iowa Tuesday. The
people should turn out and give
Mr.. Hawley cordi9l welcome next
Sunday morning at the usual hour.
The Maxam & Sights company hav.
ing been giving q series of enter.
taihments at the opera house last
week putting on such plays as East
Lynne, etc. The company is q good
one and the performances are clean
and wholesome.
Foreman T. O. Hangen of the Flaz
Fiber Mill has returned and is busy
getting things in shape to reopen the
plant, which will occur just as soon az
the necessary amount of fax straw
can be secured to keep the mill run
ming.
Acting Chairman E. NJ. Jackson il
nightly pleased at the outcome Of
the county election and he can bt
pardoned for throwing out his chest
a little as he headed for the depot the
day after. Tuesday of last week wal
q splendid day for the republican
hosts.
Leland Rhodes and party have the
thanks of We editor for a very fine
wild goose. Coming as it does on the
top Of this great republican landslide
the favor of it is much sweeter to u.
than the dish of crow would have beer
had the election gone the other way
Some of the defeated candidate!
are still very sore over the result ant
are making threats of what they will
do to some of those who opposed
them especially the editor of thi
paper. If these candidates would
only act like men instead of babies
take their medicine and abide by tn,
will of the people it would be bette
for them.
The steam filters and plumbers ar,
through at the schoolhouse and il
is now up to the carpenters and pain
tiers to rush the building to com
pletion. 1t is the prayerful wish o
teachers and scholars that the build
ing will be completed before the dawl
of 1905. They are getting tired of be
ing chased all over the town like Jack
rabbits.
i Jim Donovan, a man working TO
Jim Hill was stricken with apoplex,
last Wednesday evening. He fel
right over as he was working behini
some horses. DR.. Westley was sum
moned Immediately and Mr.. Donovan
was given the best of attention. HI
is in serious condition and it will b.
some time before he fully RECEIVERS Il
he does at all.
Mrs. Rolla Reynolds and Miss Alice
Jimeson left last Saturday Afternoon
for Valley City where they join 3
party who left Monday for thu
Worlds Fair at St. Louis and latel
for California points. They will stoI
at Los Angeles, California, and viii
go to light housekeeping for the win
ter. Mr.. Jimeson expects to follow
them about January LIST.