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The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-11-16
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

Two houses for sale. Inquire
at State Bank.
Try for the Free Piano in the
Gets Piano Competition.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Beldon, of
Aneta, were in the city last Sat-
urday. They are rare visitors
to Cooperstown these days.
Gold Medal Flour makes the
finest bread and is best for bis
cults also. For sale by Jimeson
& Olson, the New Store.
Mrs. Henry Blocker came
down from McHenry last Friday
to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. johnson, for a few days.
President Roosevelt has desig-
mated the last Thursday of Nov
ember as Thanksgiving day.
This will come on the 3Oth this
year.
The Dunbar Male Qaarissis AMI Cell
Rlnesrs a ths 0psra neuss, ms1dsy. usv.
co..
Miss Maude Trubshaw and
! Miss Dell Wilson visited Binford
between trains last Saturday
and were the guests of Assis-
tant Cashier Victor M. Pike, of
the State Bank.
Attorneys F. W. Ames, Of
Mayville, Lee Combs, of Valley
City, and George Murray, OF
Sherbrooke, are amoung the
legal lights attending the dis.
trict court this week.
BASE BALL DANCE at the
Opera House, Wednesday, Nov.
29th.
G. r. Shipman, who used to
have charge of G. T. Whidden's
clothing department, came in
from Rock Rapids, Iowa, last
week, and has been spending a
few days renewing acquaintance
with friends here.
The Dunbar Male Quartette
and Bell Ringers at the Opera
House, Monday, Nov. 20. This
is a first class company and has
been secured under a heavy
guarantee.
Mrs. w. ]. Payne entertained
a number of lady friends at her
home last Saturday afternoon
and evening and very pleasant
time is reported. 1t was a "re-
cipe" party and Mrs. W. D.
Marsh carried off the hOnors.
"Whss ysa have msnsy u dspsst
november us'
When yeu want 10 besreW meaey
We will remsmber yeu."
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petition.
We have improved farms for
sale. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Judge Burke and Stenograph-
er Olsen arrived Monday and the
November term of court is now
being held. The court viii pro.
baby adjourn today or tomor-
row noon.
Call at r. S. Lunde's Office for
farm loans and insurance.
T. r. Jones has an ad in this
weeks issue of the paper calling
attention to his Model Meat
Market. Mr.. Jones believes in
the value of printers ink and
seems to be getting his share of
the trade.
Capt. Hobson. Friday, Novem.
Der, oath.
Geo. VonBlon has been. giving
his building a coat of paint do
ing the work himself. As a
painter George is success and
he is very formidable rival to
the regular members of of paint
ing fraternity.
For Sale = Favorite heating
stove, nearly new. Large size.
Inquire of West. Houghton at
Hammer & Condy's Office.
The town board has done well
in the distribution of electric
lights for the town. There are
some outlying parts of the town
where the poles have not been
placed that will be without lights
this fall but we understand those
localities will be taken care OF
next spring.
The Dunbar Male Quartette
and Bell Ringers at the Opera
House, Monday, Nov. 20. This
is guaranteed to be the best m ale
quartette that has ever visited
Cooperstown.
The Fire Department last Mon
day received two silver mounted
and engraved speaking trumpets
gifts from the city of jamestown
for the two rrizes won by the de
partment at the tournament last
June. The boys very naturally
feel quite proud over the re
ceipt of their good work done al
jamestown.
Three rooms for rent-Inquire
of E. H. Alderman at Palace
Hotel.
A parlor meeting and socia1
luncheon will be held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G Cooper to
morrow evening, at 9 o'clock
Honorary members and visitors
will be cordially welcomed.
PROGRAM:
Mrs Rose-Mrs. Patterson.
Paper Scientific Temperance instruction
Recitation Mrs Warner n,.. p,.o,,-ou
Piano solo .PoiKa.de:ia. kefn slackT Eaf
Miss Widlund
Vocal Solo .rhe Rosebush. ,'........ .....
CITY BAKERY. All orders
promptly filed. Lunches put
up for travellers. Meals served
at all hours. Hot coffee and
lunches always ready.
GRAFT Bros, Proprietors.
Ola Johann Saervold, B. A.,
will give an illustrated lecture in
the Lutheran church, Coopers.
town, Thursday evening, Nov.
%, at 8p. m. The lecture will
be on a trip through Norway and
25O dissolving views will be
shown. The lecture will be in
the English language. Admis.
sion SOC. Children under IL Csc.
The lecture is said to be very
interesting. Go and hear it.
For the next 10 days will sell
Banner Oats, Yankee Oats and
Saxon Oats, 5 Id. packages for
24c package.
JJMESoN & OLSON,
Phone 1875. The New Store.
After the experience of last
i 0o<,,~l o~,o,>:..- - -. 49,
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3os5ions for all e0ho Exeex.
Complete Courses in bookkeeping. hank
ing. shorthand typeyrttink, advertise.
sraes 81 xs.dpD.ses
now employed. Endorsed by banks In all
! principal cities. For further Information
address;
UNIVERSITY ExrEsOtoes.
LAe0oOOG.W WE.
See the Gets Piano Coupon.
Dick Bowers, of McHenry,
was in the city Monday.
Go to the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK for your farm loans.
STATE BANK of Cooperstown
has money at all times for
FARM LOANS.
Willie MOffatt returned home
last Monday from Valley City.
He is getting around in good
shape.
Private sale-I will all my
household furniture at q bar
gain. Mrs. John Cain.
DR.. Brimi was called, TO Nc.
Henry last Saturday in consul
tation with DR.. Beir of that
place.
500, 200 10 lean o. farm land.
First uatlo.sI Dask ei eoopoSs.
tOWn.
Theo. Regnery, of Detroit,
Mich, visited his brother, Jack
Regnery and family, a few days
last week.
Wanted-A good girl for gen
eral homework. Apply to Mrs,
N. A. Patterson
The little schoolhouse was
successfully moved by Louden 4
Panther last week to the east
part of town and is being fitted
up for q residence for Rev. n
G. Hanson.
DIR. L. s. PLATOU, of Valley
City, graduate Of Christiania uni.
versity, Norway, will be in Coop
erstown Nov. "a, for the purpose
of practicing his profession. Re
gular visits last Friday each
month. Private hospital.
BASE BALL DANCE at the
Opera House, Wednesday. Nov
29th.
Ex- Governor Frank White
was a Cooperstown visitor be.
tween trains last Thursday and
was the guest of Lieut.. Gov.
David Bartlett. The governor
should have arranged to remain
longer in town and give some Of
his friends a chance to show him
around q little.
WANTED = 500 young mer
wanted at once. You can carr
from $50 to 1925 per month as
Firemen and Brakemen. Elk
perience unnecessary. Posi-
lions secured as soon as com
petent. Instructions by mail
Send stamp for particulars.
Northern Railroad Correspon
Z dence School, As South Fourth
St., Minneapolis, MINI.
The chicken pie supper at the
Fire Hall given by the ladies Of
the M. E. church last Friday
evening was largely attended, in
fact the crowd was double what
they expected and they ran out
Of chicken pie before all were
served. The early eater was
the one who got the pie on this
occasion.
Capt. Hobson's lecture at the
Opera House, Friday, Nov. Oath
!. is the first number of q course Of
= five entertainments. A course
ticket will give you two enter
tainments free. Get one now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Golf and son
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. P. r.
Trubshaw and Miss Maude and
Miss Dell Wilson were an auto
party to Aneta last Sunday. The
day was q delightful one and the
visit to the garden city of the
upper sheyenne valley" was
greatly enjoyed. Aneta has
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polls November 9TH, ana arrived
home Monday. They have set.
tied down to housekeeping on
Mr.. Williams farm. The Courier
extends congratulations to the
young couple and wishes them
long life and prosperity.
For the next 10 days will sell
Banner Oats, Yankee Oats and
Saxon Oats, 5 lb. packages for
24c a package.
JIMEsoN & OLSON,
Phone 1876. The New Store.
E. G. Butler returned last Fri.
day from Fargo where he had
been attending a com bination
sale of cattle. Mr.. Butler has
the distinction of topping the
sale for highest price paid for
one animal, his COW, Mayville
Beauty the 9th bringing $3.50.
The Greenwich Herd is certainly
getting to the front and Mr..
Butler deserves his success.
At this sale Mr.. Butler purchas.
ed a fine Poland China boar,
Corwin U. S. the second from the
Riverside Herd of S. Fl. Moore,
Fargo. This hog took first prize
at Hamline, Mimi, under / year
old, and also first prize at the
Grand Forks fair. If royal
blood in Poland. Chinas count for
anything Corwin certainly has 1t.
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aFy ;; WTLI REED 1st 7nfsH AgTE A5i8st tR
oR Eth 5Rf2EsEE II REEVE 18th IRfsgtTy;
ThRiFs y REAMs goth infantry, and AuGuS Sty
B WAKEFIELD artillery corps. TO recruiting Ou'''
Majors FRANKLIN JOHNSON % GavalTE ana Ii Mit
IAN R. HAAuLToN artillery o9FpS' i8t5 csSairy;
WE1EBR g BOWMAN % infantry u, G 53 eth
TEETER It'll infantry; WILLS P Vii
IXM = BENNETT, Jr 25th =, Inf fF E0 e6TA +
Eff artillery corps. recruiting duty 'eil'0OA
Barracks. -,.-+-, ors
Majors WILLIAM H AIAIRE 28d I'm InfI TeTena an
WILLIAM b REYNOLDS (retiredl; b1rgI q
THOMAS F. RYA Sss 11Sh ana ocARRoLI. POWER
aqfjsr1 Corps l to recruiting Fort slo0um
Isutsaans g = bas46 a RFS oTt o f5S voo
lieutenant LEWIS TURTLE artillery corps
NAVY.
,-s.r r ". BARTLETT detached e Lighthouse
District; home and await orders. 49, ,.....O-
COM ~ 6eTcs % LIGHTHOUSES District, Boston
Leussnsnt; 5 p W bipR7fRon to bureau
Lieu taodsmT h ELLIS 's'1>--'' '
1,.ptsnnnt v BLUE. detached the Bennington; homo
1,,a.b,nnan P WAINWRIGHT, TO the santee'
attr assistant Surgeon H. DEvALLN. resignation a0
Passed Assistant Paynaster G G. MAYO detached 'h'
Hopkins; navy yard, Norfolk. .4aun.d
Passed Assistant Pay1naster E. A MMILLA3N; dea0n0o
naval station Guam: home and await oru't = -,
Assistant Paymaster S. l. BETHEA detached Navy Dc
pSrtment; to duty at naval base. Cu4eofa ,
ant y.
ton: to navsI training station, San Francisco.
.,s+ar+ rav1naster w g. ZANE. detached Navy Dc
uartnlent TO the HOPKINS - ~
ASsi Ls1tnept to the princeton.
Assistant Paymaster J. H. GUNNE2Ll4 detacheo P~''
ASST 11ena r4rnent: to the navy yard, New-York-
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VEssEIs-The 1oi-
lowing movements Of vessels have been reported 10
ths Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
senteniber 1e-The Dolphin at Ne"-1oFk: A. rz.,.-..o
e.+a-,her 2n-he Arvarado. at Annapolis inc a.
Hep az Boston; the Dixie. at Gio-a1tar' inc Cssa' o.
SAILED.
,..-,n.- eth. Dolphin, from Oyster Bay for New
.e.to % y7be Tacoma from Provincetown for New
YORK: the Galveston. from Temp lo If,
;nca4co7n. the Alice Washington TOT IScrlg'
tbe wolverine Detroit for Erie tne Er-a
rom Norfolk for Head; the Preoe tIg e
gut the Fox the Davis. from Marc lsian1 i0'
s.+arr.- a17be Dixie, from Gibraltar for Ponta Del
gada-
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James McCreery & Co.

MerinO Underwear
for Ladies and Children.
End Floor.
Norfolk and New Brunswick
Vests and Pants, for boys
and girls. Sizes from 1S to
"a inches.
SOC each
Ladies' English MI e r1no
Vests. FurIey and But
tram's make. Odd sizes.
SOC
Ladies' English MerinO COM
bination Suits. Furley and
Buttram's make. o al q
Sizes.
1.25
Value $50 to $50
Twenty-third Street.
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COACHMAl. single; thoroughly
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lenoe On iarhe places in E1rors.
years ~ this countrJ under gas ~ we
go - a5,2 rustic work. age - yezre ~
washington Long Island Pert
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COACIMAN-Single; understands care
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careful driver; generally useful; good ref
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r 93 Carroll-st-, Brooklyn
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COACHNAN.- Married one child; wife ex-
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$40 East 6Oth-st-
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
r H Macy cos Attracton Their Low Prices
ETy@ 2. !: (: I: e : ;
Mems New Model Suits
and OVerCOafs (Ready-to-Wear.,


Suits at S125O-DOUBLE BREASTED SUITS
sfapeIy-made with deep centre vents handfeled collars
large lape1s; good quality serge lining.
Sold Elsewhere at $500.
Suits at S1A.z5-SINGLE AND DOUBLE BREAST
ED MODELS made of pure worsteds in fancy mixed effects
coats long with deep side vents large aPe han1
felled collars; lined with good quality serge.
Sold Elsewhere at $500.
Finer Grades Up To S33.75. Among Them
ENGLISH WALKING SUITS made of Bannockburn
tueeds in the shade of blue diagonas fancy mixtures
overpIaids and checks some bound with slS 9FaG 40
Prices. $3.50 and $3.50
NEW SINGLE AND DOUBLE-BREASTED MODEL
long coats with loose semttng backs; deep buoned
vents fitting collars and broad aPels Prices
S22. so to S33.75
Overcoats, 1920 to s24.06-COvERT TOP
COATS "a inches long, full cut, with close-fng collars
serge body lining satin sleeve ningthe better grades silk
lined.
black or Oxford Unfinished worsteds inches long, lined
above.
Details of Two High Grade Coats.
FALL OVERCOATS, new Chesterfield models, AZ inches
long made of fancy chevio lined with heavy silk SERGE
seitting backs with deep centre vents broad shoulders
MEMS TOP COATS made of the finest English buckskin
covert CLOTH "a inches long lined with heavy silk Of uaran
teed good quality. SZ4>O
Rain Coats, S12.5Oto S23.5O-Coats made OF all
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and long, quarter-lined with Venetian and satin
Mems Custom Tailoring.
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the Fail season in our Custom Tailoring Department
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HANDBOOK NO. $40, $50 OF the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing. Any
person having a claim 10 1t is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days.
or submit TO having said passbook can
celled and a new one issued
HANDBOOK NO. 3s3.27 Of the Union
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upon TO present the same within ten days.
or submit TO having said paSsboOk Cancelled
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LOST OR sTOLEN.-Bankbook No. 5O7. 724
Of the German Savings Bank in the City
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sOST.-Passbook 10. Sc. us. issued by the
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LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No 4g5. e59
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