The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-31
Bronze grass seed for sale. Apply to
F. d. WILLIAMS.

f. D. WILLIAMS.
Strychnine, Formaldelyde, blue
ETC., in large or small Quantt-
ties at Almklov's drug store. n
A girl baby was born toLdr. and
Mrs. Hans Wesley last Sunday after
noon, DR.. Burnap being in attendance.
Mother and child doing nicely.
Mrs. Joe Stengle went to Fargo
Wednesday Of last week. She is suf-
fering with appendicitis and will be
operated upon by DR.. barrow.
President Elliott, accompanied by
other notable Northern Pacific otfi-
Gals, came up the branch on special
last Saturday morning. Mr.. Elliott
was making his fist trip over the
lines operated by his road. Supt.
Burt, of jamestown, was in the party.
DIR. Platou made his regular month
ly visit last Friday and Saturday. The
doctor and Mrs. Platou had just re-
turned from months trip to sunny
California and enjoyed the vacation
immensely They saw number OF
North Dakota friends while out there.
Christ Riete who has been the eff
Gent bookkeeper for Berg Bros. & Co.,
left on Mondays train for Glendive,
Mont, where he has secured position
as bookkeeper. Mr.. Reite is not only
a good man with the books, but he is
a fine young gentleman and the
COURIER wishes him abundant Sue
cess.
Basil Edmundson, who has been
taking course at q Fargo Business
College, returned home last Saturday
and will put in the season on ]. L.
Houghton's farm. Basil is one Of
these young men who work hard and
save money all the season, then put
In the winter educating themselves.
He is the kind ''who gets there"
Fred H. Williams, one of our good
looking and plump young bachelor
farmers, added his name to our sub
scription list last Saturday and will
hereafter read all the news throught
the COURIER. Subscribing for the
paper is always the proper thing to
do-no one can keep house right with
out it-now II Fred would only get a
wife he would be strictly in the swim.
We suspect that he is figuring on that
sort Of deal, some.
Mrs. Stevens entertained about
fifteen of the yonng people at her
home last Monday evening and they
were royalty entertained too. The
party was given in honor Of her son,
Oliver, who left Tuesday to take up a
position with Farwell, Oman, Kirk
& Co., of St. Paul. The game OF
hearts was played and Miss Jessie
Roberts won out and captured the
prize on draw. Music followed and
very nice lunch was served and a
merry time enjoyed by all present.
FOR sALE-Hotel and livery barn
at Hannaford, N. D. Apply to Nord-
ing & Aim, Hannaford. N. d. +
Miss Emma Beier, who has been
''hello central" at the telephone ex-
change for the past four or FIVE years,
sewers her connection with the tele-
phone business today and will retire
to private life at home. Miss Beier
has been a very efficient and accommo-
dating operator and the patrons of
the exchange all over the city will
miss her. She is succeeded by Miss
Madeline Brownfeld, who is also max.
ing very efficient and obliging opera.
tor.
The L. T. L. Society will hold a
medal contest in the Opera House on
Friday evening, April 8, and we want
every person in this mans town to
appoint themselves a committee OF
one to buy ticket and help out the
children. MIR. hartman has been
training the children and we are sure
you will get your moneys worth. In
addition to the contest there will be a
program with probably some coon
quartettes. See program next week
and be sure and buy a ticket when
the children pay you a visit.
FOR SALE-l6O acre farm, cheap.
100 acres under cultivation, 20 acres in
pasture with running wdter. Fair
house, barn and granary. Good we'll
of water with wind mill. Enquire of
r. L. JONES,
Hannaford,
Griggs Co., N. Dakota.
Mrs. James Sinclair entertained q
number of friends at 'nutting par.
ty" last Thursday afternoon from
three to five. The invitations were
sent out in walnut shells put in small
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