The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1904-04-14

Geo. vouBlon has shaved his upper
lip and now the young ladies refer to
him as that"
Maynard Crane went to Fargo Tues
day to attend a meeting Of the Agri-
CULTURAL College Board.
A car load of Woven Fencing at Mat.
G. Evenson's.
George Foss returned home last
Monday and is again at his post In
John Syverson' s big store.
Miss A. E. Oliver, who has been
nurse at the city hospital, left on
Tuesdays train for her home at Nc
Henry.
Lucius Hazard went down to Fargo
last week and got DIR. barrow to
operate on him for appendicitis. At
last reports he was getting along very
nicely.
WANMED-Girl for general house
work. Must understand cooking. APP
ply to MES. n. A. PATTERSON.
10. Hanchett, of Harvey, N. D.,
was in the city last Tuesday. The
gentleman is candidate for Judge OF
this district and will no doubt have
the big delegation from Wells coun y
at his back.
E. A. Butler was elected as direc-
tor of the Griges County Fair Assoc
iation to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of B. A. Upton. Maynard
crane was elected vice-president Of
the association.
We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
DR.. T. NJ. MacLachlin, Of McHenry,
was in the city last Monday and
Tuesday. The doctor was married a
few days ago to Miss oliver, Of Nc
Henry, and were on their way home
but on account of the wreck had to re-
main over at Cooperstown..
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Cooper and Mr..
and Mrs. j. n. Brown returned home
last Monday from California. 1t was
QUIT. change for them to leave a
land of warm sunshine to drop into
some snowdrifts-but then they are
used to it and are glad to get home.
| Ben Anderson is a crackerjack and
don't you forget it. All afternoon
and evening last Thursday he sat or
the seat of the bus and drove a foul
horse team all through the binding
storm gathering up ladies from al
over town for a party and then getting
them back again. 1t was certainly 9
tough job and friend Ben stuck to hi.
Job in good shape got his loads of fail
charges home in safety without tip
ping over once. He is strictly a.
right
Farmers Attention.! Bring in YOU
harness repairs before the spring rusf
opens up. We have large stock o
all kinds of light and heavy harness
!. also harness oil. Prices low and worl
tirst-class.
CHR1sT1ANsoN g. FREDR1CKsoN.
McDermott's old stand
i Our old friend Harry Wasser. 0
!, Jamestown, has been nominated TO
sheriff of Stutsman county. Tn
+ Alert says: The nomination of darr
$ Wasser for sheriff was a popular one
3 He is an old resident of Jamestown,
railroad man by occupation, and ha
always taken an active citizens ir
terest in the welfare of the towr
u With an extending acquaintance aroun
y the county it is predicted he will max
" a winning candidate for the Office.
I'll Poison the gophers early and saw
% the growing crop. Strychnine in an
t quantity at H. H. Bateman's.
They say old man Bassett, of Vale
# City, with his gramaphone, has bee
il doing stunt with Miss Tillotson, tn
e woman with chronic sore throat
IS We had the pleasure of listening t
u the old mans music over the long di!
B. lance wire a few evenings ago and "
le venture to say that his gramaphon
re music was the best part of the entel
tainment. Since the recent CONVEX
70 tion in Barnes county, the old ma
- has been playing dirges. Cheer VI
! Charley, the sun can't always shin'
~ Then again, he who laughs last laugh
=. best-we will have a laugh coming b.
n and-by.
Re Erick Erickson, successor to Bel
10 Bros. & Co., Cooperstown, n. D.,
er still in the machine business at til
old stand, and will be glad to see a
a the old customers of the late firm an
st also new ones.
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