The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-03-02

Go to FiRsr NA1ioMAL BANK for
pour Farm LoanA ~
A new member Was added to the
old pioneer dray line frm last Sunday
morning, when big bouncing baby
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl
Painter, DR.. Brimi being in atten-
dance.
Big reductions on all Winter Goods
at Jimeson b Olson, The New Store.
Paul Paulson, representing the D..
S. B.5ehnston Land Company, of St.
Paul, will be in Binford March 18th to
sell the hay and pasture privileges for
the season of 1906, on above company's
land.
Assistant Cashier Carl E. Tall
madge, of the. Binford State Bank,
was in the city last Friday transact
ing business. Carl has more business
than cranberry merchant these
days and hardly has time to say
s'hello.'
L. w. Lewis returned from Baraboo,
Wis, last Saturday, glad to get back
to q land of sunshine and warm
weather and where it is free from
snowdrifa. Lyman says snow is
three and four feet deep in Wisconsin
where he was on the level.
NJ. L. Ruggles and family left yes
terday for Salem, Oregon, at which
place or somewhere out there he will
cast his lot and start a new home.
The COURIER hopes that success will
follow them wherever they locate.
These last few days OF warm, beautl-
full weather, has carried away what
little snow we had and the the coun-
try roads are fine for this season Of
the year. OF course this warm
weather is liable to catch cold but we
will enjoy it while it lasts anyway.
Iwill open = public training stable
again this season commencing April
;st. Also will take q few colts to
break.
W. D. HEIMB&UCH,
Cooperstown, N. D.
The warm and beautiful weather
Of the past week has cut a large hole
in the rear end Of winter and has
helped to stretch the coal supply con.
sfderably. The snow has all gone OF
the level. However we still have
time enough to get all kinds Of snow
and storms before spring sets in.
Mrs. "A. Skei. midwife and nurse:
graduate from Christiania, Norway,
in 1895 and has been engaged in the
practice of midwifery for the last 8
years. Residing at Mrs. ]. Holman's
Cooperstown, n. d.
If this nice weather keeps up the
will soon be coming back.
500, 900 to loan on farm land.
First National Bank Of ceepsrs.
town.
1t is reported that one of our
deputies at the court house has the
plans out for a substantial home that
he intends to build in the city in the
near future. Now this young man is
unmarried and just what he wants a
house for is mystery. However the
COURIER has been given a bunch that
he will shortly lead one of Griggs
county's young ladies to Hymen's
altar, which accounts for this activity
along this home building line.
STATE BANK of Cooperstown, has
money at all times for Farm.
Loans.
William Stringer returned Monday
from Southern Idaho, loaded to the
muzzle about the beautiful climate
and the beauties of that land. He
liked it so well that he purchased for
himself 80 acres of land a mile and a
half from the town of Mountain Home
and also 40 acres for Rier Anderson.
William expects to start jackrabbit
herd down there some time-these
frisky little pests being quite numer-
Gus down in that glorious climate of
Idaho. Mr.. Stringer had fine trip
and found the country what it had
been represented to him, although he
is not satisfied with the water supply
in sight and water is the main thing
mo water, no crops.