The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-03-02
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We have improved farms for sale.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Ex-senator A. B. Cox was in the
city last Saturday, looking up a few
choice insurance policies-and he
usually gets them.
Call at R. S. Lunde;s Office for farm
loans and insurance.
G. S. Gillespie arrived in Coopers-
town last Friday, and assumed the
management of the Gull River Lum-
Der Company's yard at this place.
Ben e. Nelson, one of Binford's pro-
gressive citizens, was in the city last
Saturday, renewing old acquaint-
ances and attending to business mat
ters.,
Will n. Butler is advertising an
auction sale to take place on his farm
on Monday, March 18th, 1905. He
has some good horses and cattle
which he will offer for sale at that
time.
The Nelson pfer Co. have closed
an exchange Of the ST Of Sec. I9-l47A
60 for some property in northeastern
Iowa. The present owner Of the land
in this county being q banker in
Minnesota.
2lb. can, OakBrand Apricots l5c per
can 1T Jimes0n 4 Olson.
DR.. G. L. Brimi has purchased three
lots on east Burrell avenue, the cor
ner opposite G. b. Condy, which is =
very nice location, and We expect the
doctor will build . nice cottage there
on in the near future SO that he will
be able to settle down and enjoy life.
The band boys gave an open air
sacred concert on the court house
lawn last Sunday afternoon. We I'm
derstand the boys are preparing for =
big blow out on St. Patrick's Day
which is March 18th. Further in
formation will be forthcoming later.
See large posters.
Remember there is nothing better
than the Gopher Brand and Fort
Smelling Groceries. For sale by Jime-
son & Olson. The New Store.
Frank Gladstone went out into the
country last Friday night to attend a
party and was so interested in de-
livering a lecture on botany to some
of the young ladies enroute that he
lost his bonnet but did not discover
the fact until he had gone few miles.
Some of the boys say that he borrow
ed a ladies hand bag and wore that
for a cap the rest of the way but the
genial states attorney enters plea of
not guilty, but the plea was set aside
by the crowd on the ground that it
was incompetent, immaterial and not
> according to the facts.
A. Rhodes has on exhibition a
sample Simplicity gasolene engine for
pumping and feed grinding. Call and
see it at work at his machinery hall.
J. M. Freer was a Gale: on the
CouR1ER last Thursday and spent a
few minutes visiting the editor, dur
ing which time we relieved him of
some of his surplus cash to put him
in good standing with his dues paid a
wear in advance. Mr.. Freer informs
the COURIER that the probabilities
are that Hannaford will have a tele-
phone exchange and the farmers a
rural telephone line, running in diff
ferent directions from Hannaford.
There is nothing that will please the
farmers better than good telephone
service out to their farms and we
hope they will put the deal through.
Dr.. L. 5. Piafou. of Valley City,
graduate of Christiania University,
Norway, will be in Cooperstown
March 3lst for the purpose of practis-
ing his profession. Regular visits
last Friday of each month. PRIVATE
HOSPITAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Houghton enter
tanned a company of friends at their
country home six miles west of town
last Friday evening, two loads of
young folks from the city participat.
ing. The evening was very enjoy
ably spent by the company in playing
various games and it was Saturday
morning before the company realized
how fast time sped by when you are
being so we'll entertained. A very
fine luncheon was served and the
town folks did not get home until it
was almost time for breakfast, each
and every one voting the entertain