The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-02-16

week for Summit, S. D., to pay q
visit for a few days to his daughter
Hazel.
WOOD-All kinds of best wood
cheap, sawed and delivered.
Phone los. Ell. BLYsrAp.
L. NJ. Summerville arrived last Fri
day from South Dakota with car
load of very fine young farm horses.
He has them in the Rhodes barn.
Tuesday was St. Valentines Day
and many were recipients of valen-
tines both comic and otherwise. Ing.
Void and Thee. Thompson got some
very fine ones, nit!
Crushed oyster shell for poultry at
Mat G. Evenson's.
[. G. Larson, received visit from
his brother, A. A. Larson, of Minnea-
polls, last week. Mr.. Larson is piano
tuner and expects to make Coopers-
town regular visits.
Leave your order at once for Rural
Mail Boxes at Nelson's Hardware.
The school library now has seven
hundred new books, which is very
nice start on a good library for the
school. The children will be able to
secure some very choice reading.
Prof. Lorea,,x is busy getting the new
library in shape.
Bob Martin was in town last Sat-
urday making arrangement for an
auction sale which will take place on
Tuesday Feb. % at their farm one
and half mile northwest of Hanna
ford. If it is stormy on that day the
sale will be held on Saturday, March
4th. See ad elsewhere in this issue.
Flrsmsa's Grand Ball, Tuesday,
Feb. 2lst.
This continued cold weather hangs
on tighter than puppy to q root.
With the exception Of about one day
the thermometer has been below the
zero mark for over three weeks, most
of the time being from 20 to 80 below.
Now we do not mind a day or two
real cold at one time but we do
register kick on too much of it. Our
coal commences to look like thirty
Gently worth.
Ladies felt shoes, price sl.25 now
CSC pair. Ladies wool lined shoes,
price $2.15 now sl.69 a pair. Ladies
felt shoes, beaver, foxed, polished,
price s1.95 now sl.59.
J1MEsON & OLSON,
The New Store.
Griggs Lodge No. Is, A. O. U. w.
entertained its members and some
friends at the lodge rooms last We'd
nesday evening. Progressive Finch
was played, Miss Emma Hammer
capturing first prize while Miss Ethel
Sansburn got the BOBBY prize which
really belonged to S. Almklov. Mrs
Hodgman furnished a very nice sup
per for this occasion. Following the
supper some stereoptican views were
introduced showing the benefits to be
derived from being a member of this
excellent order. A good time was en-.
joyed by all.
$4,000 to loan on farm land.
First National Bank Of coepers.
town.
The COURIER is in receipt of a
"take-off" on Paul Revere's famous
ride. The poem is all right on the
face of it, although it is evidently in
tended as a josh on somebody, how
ever, the author of it is either
ashamed of its production or his own
name as he neither labeled it or let US
know who the author is, which is
contrary to newspaper ethics. We
have therefore laid it carefully in cold
storage until we get the authors
name, not for publication, but for our
own information, after which we may
feel like publishing it. Will the COM
ing poet laureate kindly send us his
name.
DR.. Rose. resident dentist. Coopers-
town, n. D., can be found in his
Office from now on until further notice.
Office in Syverson's new building, up
stairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest johnson are
mourning the death of their eight
year old daughter, Caspera, which &C.
CURED rather suddenly last Wednes-
day night, after brief illness,
pneumonia being the cause of the
death of the little girl. AS we I'M
derstand the case the little girl had
been ailing with a cold and general
indisposition for several days, but was
up and around the house all the time.
She was taken worse Wednesday
afternoon and being a delicate child
could not stand the ravages of that