The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-03-16

MB. J. Stevens has IN "a. IN this
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Mn. J. Stevens has IN "a. IN thia
issue OF the paper. Read It.
Lost-At the opera house last Fri.
day night, = pair Of child's spectaclea
10 black leather case. Finder please
return to this ONCE.
John L. ..Houghton has recently
built q very neat barn for Editor
Rearick, who has purchased q driving
team and is getting in shape to en-
Joy life this coming summer.
Neal D. Wasem, who used to play
ball with Hope and Cooperstown a
few years ago, was in the city Mon
day. He has not been here Tor eight
years and notices a big change.
Fred Sinclair's portly form was
around town last Monday. He had
dropped in from Portal and was put
ting in time visiting relatives and old
friends, and he has q lot Of them in
this section.
The new machinery warehouse for
the Farmers Blacksmith & Supply
Company will be 32x60 and the frame
work is up and enclosed. The COM
pany expects to double the size Of the
building later as the business in
creases.
The Fair Association will meet to-
day in adjourned session for the pur-
pose Of electing officers for the ensu-
ing year. All stock holders should
make tia point to be present as it is a
matter Of great importance to the as
ISOLATION.
Foreman Peterson, Of the Binford
Times, was visitor to Cooperstown
last Monday and like all printers
feels more at home in printing
Office, so he called on the COURIER,
set some type. and enjoyed himself.
Come in again, old man.
p. e. Nelson has been making some
great improvements In his hardware
store spring and now has q very fine
display room. He will also put in q
nice new plate glass front and when
completed will have one Of the finest
hardware stores IN the state.
A. NJ. Baldwin returned home
Tuesday after putting in q few weeks
touring the West Indies. He also
took in the presidents inaugural
March 4 at Washington. He had a
most delightful trip and his only re-
gret is that he is not going to do it
over again.
Erick Erickson, the old pioneer
machine man; has new ad. in this
paper, in which he calls attention to
his line of farm machinery, gas
engines, vehicles, etc. He handles a
fine line and can sell you anything
you want, the best to be obtained, at
right prices.
T. R. Jones and Charley Piatt re-
turned last Tuesday from western
North Dakota, where they had been
picking up bunch of horses. While
out there they visited President
Roosevelt's old ranch at Medora and
4. r. threw his hat up in the air
and did the honors right.
Alexander Cameron, Phi. d., lee
tured in the Baptist church last Mon
day night on "How the world looks
to blind man." His lecture is said
to .have been very interesting. He
has been blind for % years, but seems
to get around remarkably well for q
man totally blind. His experiences
are we'll worth listening to.
Mrs. =. s. Hamilton and Mrs. E. j.
Crawford entertained % lady friends
at Finch at the home of the former
last Tuesday afternoon from 3 to u
The ladies certainly had q very enjoy
able time and Mrs. Hartman captured
the most games. No prizes were
given but each lady was presented
with beautiful carnation. The re-
freshments were very nice and the
party a great success.
Will Buffers sale last Monday was
a crackerjack and Col. Winsloe sue
ceeded in getting good prices for
everything. A fine 8 months old
Percheron mare colt was sold G.
w. Dyson for &l07, while w. F.
Noodle, ofsBinford, purchased a com
ing three years old stallion for 1896
and got a bargain at that. The total