The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-06-09
We have improved firms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

We have improved firms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Prof. w. ID. Hartman returned
home from St. Louis last Saturday.
The heavy rain of last Friday post
poned the ball game and probably
saved either Binford or Cooperstown
from getting a good drubbing on the
diamond.
Pure mineral spring water for sale
at Almklov's Drug Store.
Peter E. Nelson's apple trees have
been solid mass Of blossoms for the
past week or ten days and the pros
pect of good apple crop In his
orchard are good.
j. A. McCulloch, Peter E. Nelson
and Geo. d. Bowe are at Fargo this
week attending the Grand Lodge Of
ODD Fellows and Grand Encampment
which are in session in that city.
f. j. Stone is having his Palace
Hotel dressed down with coat of
paint, adding greatly to its appear
ance showing that Fred is trying to
keep up with the balance of the town
in improving his property.
STATE BANK of Cooperstown, has
money at all times for Farm
Loans.
W. T. Mum arrived from Illinois
last Friday and as usual, is ttckled al
most to death to get back here.
Down in Illinois and Iowa it has been
SO wet and cold that corn won't grow
and has to be planted all over again.
Peter e. Nelson is having a base
ment excavated and will put in q
heating plant into his residence. He
is also contemplating remodeMng his
house and will make it one of the best
on the Boulevard-and we have some
good ones. /
John Morris, the Kensal bonanza
farmer, was in the city the fore part
of the week rubbering around. II
this crop materializes John will have
money enough to start q national
bank this fall-and we hope he will
get it.
The soaking rains. of last Friday and
Saturday have caused crops to grow
very rapidly. The wheat is just as
far advanced as ever Notwithstanding
the late spring and under these favor.
able conditions will more than make
up for lost time.
The Shoes that made Milwaukee
famous are sold by Jimeson & Olson,
The New Store.
Judge Glaspell arrived Monday to
hold a special term of court. There
were several jury cases to be disposed
of consequently the calling in Of a
jury was necessary, but the Buys arr
not kicking any now as the crop pros
poets are so bright.
Three nice dwellings for sale CHEAP
on reasonable terms. Inquire of the
undersigned. 10 r. G. COOPER.
Mrs. 1. D. Allen left last week fol
her home at Glencoe, MIMI. where
she expects to visit for the next month
or six weeks. I. d. will sample the
different hotels and boarding houses
in the meantime and will no doubt be
in better shape to enjoy his wife's cook
ing when she returns.
The little son of Edward Hahland
who was run over by the branch en-
CINE last week, died last Friday morn
ing from the shock received. The
blow is a hard one to the stricken
parents and the sympathy of theil
many friends is extended to them ir
this hour of bereavement.
8. L. Linn, Of Steele County, was II
the city last Thursday enroute to Nc
Henry, and visited the COURIER fol
a few minutes. Mr.. Linn reports every
thing in his county very quiet, far
mers too prosperous to dabble much
in politics and the whole county
democrats and all-unanimous fol
Teddy Roosevelt.
If we are busy when you come intt
our store, kindly give little of YOU
precious time to look over our stool
of goods. We appreciate your trade
and take pleasure in waiting On you
J1MEsoN & OLSON, The New Store
Miss Maude Deibold, Of Tower City,
a young lady with q pleasing voice
and presence will sing at the County
w. G. T. u. Convention, June %, q