The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-03-31

A car load Of Woven Fencing at Mat.
G. Evenson's.
Screenings for sale 1t Beier b Hyde 8
elevator. tt
Formalin or Formaldehyde the best
germicide for killing smut at II. II.
Bateman's. -
A. E. Carlander wishes us to state
that he is now in town and ready to
do all kinds of work in his line.
FO RRENT-Two rooms. Apply
at Mrs. Stevens.
A. NJ. Baldwin wishes us to state
that cigars are on tap for the boys at
Bateman's, Marquardt's and Blacks.
Step in and have one.
Just received new line of Spring
Styles of Steven Bros. Suits, Walking
skirts and Jackets at Mrs. Stevens.
Frank Gladstone went. down to
Fargo last week to take an examine
tion for admittance to the North
Dakota bar. He passed a very credit
able examination, has been duly
admitted and sworn in and is now a
full tledged North Dakota lawyer en-
titled to practice in all the courts of
the state and in front of any bar he
fools lilo nracficinp
A. E. Richardson writes us from
jackson, Mich, to change the adj
dress of his paper to 743 Fourth St.
He says he has concluded to remain
at Jackson for time and has pur-
chased house in the city. de says
he has had fine time this winte-.
Give my regards to all friends says AL.
and tell them to call and see me at
Jackson, Mich. We have half q notion
to get right on our limited express
train and start right out to pay him
. visit.
Marshal Jacob Arnold has been
wrestling with the street lighting
problem lately and his patience has
been sorely taxed because some of the
burners on the lamps have persistent
ly refused to burn as smoothly as they
ought. He has an idea that he will
go into the lightning bug business
this summer and will raise a large
sized bug, so that by mailing a bug on
each lamp post he will be able to give
the city a cheap but first-class light
ing plant.
Wall paper in stock. Thousands Of
samples to select from. Also curtain
stretchers at Almklove's drug store.
Mr.. X. H. Olson and family. OF
Eagle Grove, Iowa, arrived here last
week with carload of immigrant
goods. They bought quarter section
Of land southwest Of Binford from
Hammer & Condy and will move onto
it as soon as they get the buildings In
shape so they can live there. Mr.
Olson Is carpenter and contractor
and will work at his trade while the
boys run the farm. Two or three
other families went through here the
same day with immigrant goods.
They were all going to Binford.
The Maccabee ball at the opera
house last Friday night was not at.
tended by as large a crowd as was ex.
pected on account of the bad weather,
nevertheless about twenty-five couples
attended and enjoyed themselves very
much. The members Of the order
certainly done all they could to make
the event pleasant to everyone. The
Nelson Orchestra furnished the music
and Mrs. f. L, Hodgeman the supper
both being tirst.class. The lodge il
growing rapidly and we hope that the
next time their annual ball rolls
around the weather man will treat
them better.
Ladies' don't forget the Millinery
opening at Mrs. Stevens, Friday ant
Saturday, April lst and End. There
will be nice display of Ladies, Mise.
and Children's Hats.
Mr.. Alexander Rowley and sor
Luther arrived here last week from
Dolliver, Iowa with q carload Of i'm
migrant goods and have moved onto
the McCumber farm southwest Of
town. A. w. Rowley, of Eagle Grove
Iowa, another son, will be here this
week with a car of household goods
He has been running blacksmith
shop there and will bring his tools
along and do some work on the farm.
Mrs. Sandy Rowley who is going on
the Rukke place is keeping house fol
them while they are building new
house on the Rukke place north of
town.
School will begin next Monday,
April 4th. Books have been ordered
and should be here the last of the
week. Temporary quarters have been
provided viz: Miss SchOll's and Miss