The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-17

WANTEDeTwo sppteatice GRE,
Inquire Of Nm. Julia Stevens.
&c. Butler Il out again after . two
weeks tassle with the grippe.
WANMED- Girl.for general house
work. Must undcntand cooking. Ap-
ply to MRS. n. A. PATTERSON.
Call at the Office Of r. S. Lunde, sue
cessor to John O. Ole, for your farm
loan and insurance business.
FOR sALE-Hotel and livery barn
at Hannaford, N. D. Apply to Nord-
ing b Aim, Hannaford, N. d.
FOR SALE-Housea 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.
Miss Mabel Zimmerman was unable
to attend her duties in her department
in the schools last week. She was suf-
fering with an attack of quinsy. She
is improving and will soon be on duty
again.
Corporal Chas. Snyder is wearing a
smile that won't rub OF these days, all
on account of a fine baby girl born
into his household last Saturday NOR
ming. DIR. Burnap was the attending
physician.
Lieut.. Gov. BARTLETT returned to
Cooperstown Saturday and remained
over until Monday. he says the ex-
position is getting along nicely and
that North Dakota will have neat
and tasty exhibit.
Married-at Cooperstown, N D., on
Thursday, March 10, 1904, by Rev. O.
K. Quamme, Mr.. Emil Anderson and
Miss Clara j. Thune, both of Binford.
The Courier extends congratulations
to the newly welded couple.
r. G. Hazard dropped into town
last Saturday to visit for . day or two
at home. Ran is busy as usual work
ing for the Deering company and
seems to be getting fat and sleek so
that his work evidently agrees with
him. -.
Hammer b Condy recently sold to
Knut Olson, of Eagle Grove, H., the
northwest quarter Of section 2-l48-6l,
the price being go per acre cash. Mr..
Olson will arrive here In . few days
with his family and will settle on the
land.
The caucus tor nominating village
Officers developed only one contest
for marshal, and that was very close,
but Anton Christianson landed the
plum by four votes to the good, Jacob
Arnold chasing him under the wire
too close for comfort.
And. COTS telephone business is in
creasing 50 fast that he has had to in
stall another switchboard. A new
electric self-winding clock has been
installed in the Office also and And.
believes in keeping time with advanc-
ing prosperity. We are glad to see Mr..
Gon getting there.
AS we 60 to press it is reported that
B. A. Upton is holding his own and
that there is no change in his condi-
tion. over the past "a hours. He is
very low however and the outcome Of
his case is still in doubt. His legion
of friends all over the county sincerely
hope that he will win out in his heroic
fight for life.
Farmers Attention.! Bring in your
harness repairs before the spring rush
opens up. We have a large stock of
all kinds Of light and heavy harness,
also harness oil. Prices low and work
tirst-class.
CHR1sTIANsON & FREDRICKsoN. ?
McDermott's old stand.
They are selling kerosene oil at Bin
ford for Is cents per gallon while it is
20 cents at Cooperstown. We are told
that the reason for it is that there is a
fight between the Standard Oil Co.
and the merchants. at Binford. It
wouldn't be bad scheme to inaugur-
ate fight at Cooperstown if five cents
per gallon can be saved the consumers.
FOR SALE Eight room house
built last year, on one Of the finest
corners on the Boulevard. This is one
of the finest residence properties in
the city and will be sold at the right
figure. Good cellar, cistern, furnace,
lighting plant and equipped with
storm and screen windows. Will take
land in part payment. Apply to
" J. A. .MOFFATT.
The farmers at Jessie organized last
Saturday as the Jessie Mercantile
Elevator COmnanv. incorpOratinp for