The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-07-28

Loans.
Miss Ethel Newberrv has accepted
a position in the Crane-Johnson Cos.
Office.
| Hannaford and Hope played a fine
game Tuesday and it seems exception
ally good to our neighbors on the
south because the score stood : to , in
their favor.
Special Notice-There will not be
any preaching service in the Coopers-
stown Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday mornings until further notice
Is given. J. S. DELoNG. Pastor.
Deputy Bohn will be at Coopers-
town on Wednesday, August 10th.
and will address the members of the
| Workman lodge. 1t is desired that
all members of the order be present
if possible.
Girl wanted for general housework.
25tf Mrs. e w. BLACKWELL.
Contractor Joe McCulloch and crew
have just completeda $500 residence
for William Arndt, which is said to
be one of the finest farm houses in
the county. The COURIER is pleased
to see Mr.. Arndt coming along so
nicely.
Messrs. G. A. Rolling and Victor
Martinson, of Minneapolis, two first
class tailors, arrived here recently and
are working for F. w. johnson. A
new line of fall and winter novelties
has just been received by Mr.. John
son. Drop in and look them over.
MI. and Mrs. A. Il. Roberts left on
Saturday afternoon for their home at
Bonapaltc, Ia, after spending a couple
of weeks here. Miss Jessie Roberts
returned with them and will visit for
several weeks in Iowa visiting the
Worlds Fair before she returnes to
Cooperstown.
George H. Lawrence is having nice
neat residence built on his farm. The
house will be 16x24, two stories, with
a lean-to and will be a very neat farm
home. The COURIER is pleased to see
this evidence of Mr.. Lawrence's pro-
perity and hopes that he will continue
to enjoy more of it all the time.
WANTED-Good girl for general
homework. Mrs. G. T. WH1DDEN.
Olaf, the fifteen year old son OF
Martin A. LELAND met with peculiar
accident Tuesday evening. A neigh
. Dor brought some horses to put in the
pasture and Olaf was sitting in the
rig leading horse. Somehow the
driver started up quick jerking Olaf.
hand and breaking it just above the
wrist. DR.. Brimi reduced the fracture
and the boy will be all right in about
six weeks.
There seems to be an organized
gang of horse thieves doing business
lately in this section, several head
having been stolen recently. The
latest theft reported is that of a fine
} 14O0 pound horse belonging to Charley
Johnson, of Willow, which was stoler
from the pasture on the night of last
Thursday or early Friday morning
Sheriff Flynn has been securing the
country for the theft or thieves but
up to date has. not been able to gel
any trace of them. 1t is the genera
opinion that it is the work of ar
, organized gang.
Mr.. Frank Gladstone, the re-
pu blican nominee for states at
torney, has the ability to con
duct the affairs of that office tC
the satisfaction of the people il
elected. He is a graduate of the
New York state bar and is q care.
full and studious gentleman. He
ia also q man of exemplary ha'
bits, and would be an honor to
the county in the position for
which he has been nominated.
He is popular where he is known
and we certainly would like to
see him win out.
Attention Farmers.