The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-03-09
THE FIRST MA
TIONAL BANK Of
COOPERSTOWN.

COOPERSTOWN.
Leave your order at once for Rural
Mail Boxes at Nelson's Hardware.
The farmers institute will be held
in Cooperstown next week Wednes-
day and Thursday and a fine program
has been prepared for the occasion.
Let every farmer in the county make
it a point to be present.
v W. c. Langdon, of Hannaford, has
spent couple of thousand or SO OF
his surplus cash in purchasing a new
Locomobile auto. The young ladies
in the south half of the county are in
Nine for a nice time this summer.
LOST-Between Hannaford and
Coopestown, some time in January, q
leather, spring cushion. Anyone pick
ing up this article will confer favor
by returning to Earnest johnson at
this place, lwho will give reward for
same.
Our farmers should bear in mind
the institute to be held In Coopers.
town, March Is and 16. A very good
program has been prepared by those
| in charge and good time is promised
in advance. The program is given
elsewhere in this issue.
Farmers and others interested
should bear in mind the auction sale
Of w. H. Butler which occurs next
Monday, March Is, on the farm east
of town. Mr.. Butler has some except
ionally good stock to offer at this sale
and it will pay you to be present.
Col. Winsloe has been having some
good auction sales this spring. Mr..
Winsloe is developing into one of the
best auctioneers in the state and takes
no back seat for anybody. If you ard
going to sell out there is no need of
going away from home for an auct-
iOneer.
Howard Wilson in sending us a
check for advertising says: II had a
very good sale and everything went
we'll, IN all it amounted to q, 1862. IS.
The weather was fine and we had a
large crowd, SO that it pays to adver-
tise." A few dollars spent in the
right kind of advertising pays well.
Radishes, lettuce, green onions,
sweet potatoes, cucumbers, cabbage,
ruta paga, parsnips and beets at Jime-
son & Olson's, The New Store.
w. P. Irvine, of Lidgerwood, N. d.
lecturer for the Masonic fraternity,
visited Northern Light Lodge at this
place last Saturday evening and gave
the lodge lecture on Masonry. Mr..
Irvine is a newspaper man and very
naturally drifted into the office to
talk shop with ye editor.
Even II you wish to keep only a small
account here, you may be assured of
courteous attention and the best SER
vice that this bank has to Offer
STATE BANK OF COOPERS-
TOWN.
A bunch of Binford Odd Fellows
came down to Cooperstown last
Thursday evening to take a few
whirls at Wildey Encampment's goat.
When they went home next morning
they all said they didn't care if there
was no vacant seats in the passenger
coach-they much preferred to stand
up.
Prof. Loreaux informs us that about
S75 worth of tickets have been sold
for the school entertainment which
takes place this afternoon and Friday
evening. It is hoped that a great
many more tickets will be sold. 1t is
all for piano fund. If you have not
done so buy ticket and help out a
good cause.
Alexander Cameron, PHI. D., will de-
liver a lecture in the Baptist church,
next Monday night at 8 p.< M. his
subject being How the World Looks
to a Blind Man." Admission Is and
15c. DIR. Cameron has been blind for
26 years, and lost his sight when five
years old from an attack of scarlet
fever. He IS Yale graduate and his
lecture is very interesting. You will
be doing the right thing if you go out
and hear him..