Griggs courier., April 30, 1886, Image 1

About Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902

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WM. GLASS.
Land Aijcnt.
M. C. MAC LAREN.
Attorney sit Law.
(IIASS & MAC LAREN,
lair, LaaUsi Collesiioas
COOPERSTOWN. Griggs Co., Dak.
Practice in all the courts
of thcTcrritory. and be
fore U. S. Land Office.
We will conduct
LAND CONTESTS,
LOCATE SETTLERS
—ON—
Savsraaent and H. P. Railroad
Ii
Griggs and Fost.-r Counties.
Conduct Final Proof?. and loan
Money for PAYMHXT rhcreon.
PAY TAXES, ETC.
Parties desiring to examine lauds yot
belonging to tlie Northern Pacific
Railroad company shouid call
at our ofliee.
Office.over Adams (ilasif hardware
store, cor. Hurrell ave. and iilli S
Is a magnificent
Superior for
BREEDING PURPOSES
to any horse heretofore been brought to
this county. He combines the
Weight and Strength of the. Per
cheron with the activity and
eritof the French horse.
lie is out of DunnanPs Old Success, the
famous registered imported Perche
1011,
from a valuable Percheron grade
mare, whose dam was French. lie is
seven years old, and a sure foal get
ter. His weight is 1,070 pounds. He
lias taken the first premium wher
ever he has been entered, in Wiscon
sin and Minnesota. He will be at
Montgomery's Stalls,
Through the season of 1886.
EBTTEHMS—S8. 10, and S20, which
insures. Accidents at owner's risk.
GRIGGS
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J. M. FAIRBANKS.
PIONEER
HARNESS SHOP
J.
II.
McDERMOTT, Proprietor.
A
Complete Stock cf
HARNESS, BRUSHES.
SADDLES, CURRY COMBS,,
COLLARS. BLAXKKTS.
REPAIRING-
Of all kinds promptly done. None bu
first class workmen are employed, and
nothing but the best material used. Sat
isfaction guaranteed.
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BRIDLES. n.Y MKTS, ETC.,
Always on hand,
THE COURIER.
FUHLISIIEI) EVERY K.UPAY
By FKED'K. H. ADAMS.
SUUSCRIL'TIOX KATES:
One copy, one rear.
nix month*.
Caish Invariably in Advance.
HATES.—Display
ADVERTISING
•r 'i inchei. Locale. 10 cent*for timand 5cent« for
each
are
requeued to renew
and this calls to mind the President's
approaching marriage, which it is bv
1 eved will certainly take place in June
next, to his ward. Miss Folsoru.
The Senate Committee have reported
iavorablo Ingalls. bill to create v,d
additional land, districts in
I
Our Washington Letter.
WASHINGTON".
There v. ems to be no doubt that some
thing will
"be done by ('oujjress on ihis
subject.
beguns to look as it' the rail:-.
1 king IU:i i'.ie lies', of Hie Kni'-iht^,
An examination
01'
Dakota.
The Hennepin Canal lull is in a bad
way. The House refused last week to
lix a day for its consideration.
Capt. Doheriv. the capturer of.I.'
Wilkes lioolh. iias been appointed Ind
ian agent.
A eertilicate of deposit was re
ceived a lew days ago as the forfeit for
the non-apperance of Cannon, the
Mormon delegate, for trial.—
Secretary Uarland. in his examination
before the telephone committee, stated
that he had never made any money
except at poker, and law, and that he
had no idea of using ollicial influence in
favor of the Pan-Electric.
Senator Logan lias again introduced his
army bill with the objectionable features
stricken out.
The Second Regiment, of New lTork,
was here last week, celebrating the itttli
anniversary of their arrival here in 1801.
Tlios. Croggan, who drove the car
riage for Mr. Lincoln on the day ot bis
first inauguration, died of heart disease
last week.
Senator Cullom introduced a resolution
to increase the pension of a permanently
disabled soldier to S72.
It begins to look as if the Republican
opposition to unworthy appointments I
would not amount to much.
The Comaiittee appointed to investi
gate the labor troubles were at work I
during the week and had before them
Messrs. Powderly, McDowell and
Gould.
fcaj?' Parties wishing to borrow money
eiiner upon real estate, or chattel secu
rity. will find it to their interest to call
upon Simington & Miller, who are at
present located at the Palace hotel.
50,000 Pounds
Fence Wire, selling low.
Palace hotel.
'VOL. 4. NO 15. COOPERSTOWN, GRIGGS CO.. 1)AK„ FRIDAY, Al'RII, o. 1886 $2 PER ANNUM
Kaster.
The Lenten season is over, and the'
ti\c.
ad». $1 pr inch
month: 25 per cent off on yearly contract! of ov-
I boarding house
We
I
nn
untMeqnrat insertion. Final proof and con- ... „J! #. ,1 *5
pr-j.ub'cnberK finding this notice crowed are s0
teat notice*, without citation*. $5 each, apot caah. weeks *lgO, 11611 tlU5 tlthh butter, Notice to TiiV Paver*
T~—
a a a
..
notified that their atibacriptian hav expired and 5° copiously 110111 lie /..11innuimail
have the pain yet.
Official Paper of Griggs County 'UK,s"'t
April. '26,
The President has taken a hand at
the labor troubles that is far from
beiiig acceptable to the thinking men
who represent either labor or capital.
He favors voluntary arbitration, which
means nothing:
the (lovernieni.
11:1 vroll shows that there are now about
I lo.Miu persons liol'iing oii'.ces ~rj r.: cf
thei-e are j'ostinasters: i.u: are an
pointees the I'nsident that :•*.,• i!i'•
the consent of the Senate, and 1'i.nuc i:e
subject to civil service regulations. 'I'l'c
President lias aircady appointed .ibuui
one-l'.alf o!' thoyc in lie submitted !o ll,.
Senate. This is a ('"iisideralile ari:iv.
and it is no wonder that the par'y
I power desires to retain its suprt maev
through the lulluence mainly of ofiice-j
holders.
It is reported that Mr. Manning:
I Logan, the Senator's only son. is enga-!
ged to Miss Alexander of New \'ork.
••X[N 5L.
s-^,
f&f W !l!$L
Mr. Herbert, of Alabama, wants to For the first time she mistrusts her
increase the naval establishment, and own judgment. It is a trying moment
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A. Nr. Adams.
E^rSimington & Miller wish to state
that they can accommodate merchants
or farmers, who wish to purchase ex
change, either 011 St. Paul. Mmneap'o-.
lis. or Fargo. Oiliee, for the piesent, at
:n Dusen f'o.'s wheat
tickets cashed at Whidden Pros.
White Klopliant
And Snow Flake seed potaU.es for sale.
Apply to A. N. Adams.
£3r*Money transferred by mail to. and
drafts on all parts of Europe, for sale by
Purchase
the
1
Simington A: Miller,
"Daisy,"
If you want a durable buggy. For sale
by A. N. Adams.
Eastertide is here. We lo not pub-1 HV ^Psal* °f Minneapolis. who,
KVENixo lish this as a matter of news: but news Ku^.duile
it will undoubtedly be to many. To the Oooi sUnv and will I S
heathen in a christian land. Kaster pSSaV sff S
means hard boded eggs and a change ^Thursday, April to d. work in 11
*?:$?
'^"tistry. Dr. Opsal i,
a a a a
have been all wrong dentists Ofliep it
,iio \V, lhotisrlit if VW«F 1 u,I,ce uc 1 alaLe
trom t)ie
ms
farm. W Say tlllS With pam. and We I
ri&WwMr—r>
LI
This lien has been used to working bv
ihc da: but the farmer has bought a
"pelsuaJr-r She is now working bv
the job. but she doesn't realize it.
M*I£37ZT'
for old Hayseed.
She will fight it out on this line, if it
takes all summer.
"Well, did you ever."
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Dentistry.
feminine side of the house, with the last seven years, and conies highly
^hich to paml.y/.e then sisteifc. At our recommended bv leading Minneapolis
C'llacp Iwitwl
Hotel.
Zimmerman delinquent personal tax must be
before \nril
iau
1st nevf
1 ueu 1
"IU
lhF'-
nexr
...... ,. ,, ., Any such
Our breakfast e^«
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The following beautiful Wet,,,,, .re j'
particularly effecting, and appropriate! ANTON KN KH.
at this season. We thought first of Treas. of (iriggs county, Dak.
cutting the hen out and sending the I
cuts to the St. Paul (i'fd« .as portraits of To the Public.
Dakota celebrities, but have thought! Having purchased the lumber bus
better of it. ......
fei fes
tax remaining unpaid at that tune will
mess of Mavnard Crane, including stock,
buildings, fixtures and accounts, we
trust to secure a lair share of your pat
ronage. 1
material ol all kinds. Uespectfullv,
•I. J. IIOWK A Vo.
shall open for inspect ion. ne\
Moud the largesi Stock of )r\ I ot 111
and Notions ever bnuiuhi lv) iop
eistown. John Swerso'- iV Co.
Lost.
A pocket: book, containing sis in
cash, and one promissory note for i"i(i.
Lost between sec. 7-1
-ls-."»7. ibv Ottawa
bridge! and .I. N. Itrowu's farm. Ke
ward, Return to Coi'iuICI: ollice.
Mr Crane will have the management!
of our business at this point.and wil 1 be kick: you can't make money faster than
pleased to give old and new custumersl
the lowest living prices lur building to catch on to some of these bargains.
just
ieorge W. (irecnleese has
received a ear load of Flour and
lroin I'nele Joiui. which lur will
away. Call early.
ill.
rive
Ctiojier l'.ros. aie prepared to
grind feed of nil kinds at their elevator,
in any amount, al reasonable rales.
Spot Cash
For Oats. Hay and Wood. at.
Hunters' Livery.
Potatoes For Nsilo.
iia\e a number of bushels of potatoes
cheap
for salt
sound.
for
cash. Warranted
K._W. M» ki:.\.
FI:I:I liuowN.
Spi'cial IJiiigains.
Cash purchasers will find it to their
aihaulage to call at Wludden liros.
this month, (irand knock'down in
jirices.
C'-vv llalver I*.'Jlammer. d" Lee. wil!
'be in Cooper,stdwn on l-'ridav and Satur
dav of next week with his thoroughbred
du stallion.
"WHAT CARL I."
This horse is four years old, and weighs
1.!()! pounds. Don t. fail to call and see
him at Knud I'hoinpson's stable. He
will be at this stable
on l''riilays and
Saturdays throughout the season.
ClT'ltowden iV Ruck have a first-class
voke of cattle for sale, the best in town.
&5V'Flax seed and timothy seed at
John Syverson & Co.'s.
C^rOne thousand rolls of wall paper,
elegant patterns, for sale low, at Wliid
dens.
B^Jolm Svyerson & Co. are receiving
new goods by every train.
SifLadies, misses and children's hats
and bonnets, trimmed and untrimmed,
at Whidden Uros.
C^'Vfe have just recived an elegant
stock of mens, youths lioys child reus
clothing. John Syverson & Co,
C3TFOR SALE—One ox, and one
seeder. TO RENT—.50 acres of land.
Apply to John Kennedy, Sec. 14-140-59.
£3?" We will pay !)0 cents for Griggs
county orders, in merchandise.
John Syverson & Co.
Cow Lost.
One light red cow, nine years old—left
my place in Cooperstown April 7th. Any
information concerning the said animal
will be gratefully received.
GKO.NSTWISEKRY.
Cash paid for oats at John Syver
son «fc Co.'s.
^'Trimmed and untrimmed hats
ladies, misses and children at John
nyverson & (Jos.
I Forty cases boots and shoes, just
opening, and marked low at Whidden's.
STWe have :t,000 bushels of oats to
sell, for cash, or 011 tirn« till fall.
I John Syverson & Co.
Wanted.
I AGENTS to place FARM LOANS
in every County in Dakota. Address
Lock 15ox V, Grand Forks,Dak.
gsTJust returned from market, and
having selected, with great care.many
jiovHlius in (ii goods nd notions, we
would respectfully ask evrybody to
give us a call. John Syverson & Co.
®?iTDr. c. J„. Opsal. the dentist, is at
the Palace hotel. Those who need hi:,
professional services should make early
engagements, as his time is limited.
g^TWe have bought the Davis &
Pickett stock of Hour and feed, and
would respectfully ask everybody to
call and learn our prices,
John Syverson «& Co.
STOP HERE.
1 have a few Harvesters and .tinders
will sell for ^17.") and also $100. Don't
I 1 can sell you plows, harrows, wagons,
and almost anv kind of farm implements
cheap,— and don't, you forget it. Ue-
member, I. have not quit trading for
stock of all kinds. So come and see
what can be done for the good of the
I
countrv.
Contest I). 'i\. M.-ireli Mi. issfi. Com
nlwinl having
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Al. Thomson n^MiiiHt IChciu'/cr l. fn11
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to tinilM-r cnltnn* rntry
No. 1 .CDIHIM ted Nov. ^0, lHS'j. upon lint northcjiKt.
K»M'tioii Hv. township lis. runm4r»8. ifi
county. I).'P., with nvicw to tin* cnnr«'ll«
tion of huhI i'ntry: conirstnnt iilli'^iu^ tlint snul
Klii'iie/.er I).Ki^M hnn wholly fxllcd to phinl or
RAU^O
to planted live
IIMVH
of
HNU!
irift or
nnv part thcn*of into tiers. r«M? wiia. rootn. initn^
or ciiltin^s. during'h«-8r«l yt-jtr after dale of hi»f
Mini entry and prior to the date of Iliin content
the Hfiid pjirlies ure hereby Hiiminoneil to appear
to appear at thin Office on tlx* KJday of Mny 188f»,
at ten o'clock A M.. to reHpond mid fiirnialV'
testimony concernini puid Alleged failure.
£. C. UKAKKY, Heceiver
NOTICE or FINAL PBOOK—Land OM a at Fargo
I). T., I'Y'h. 25,1886. Notica is hereby L'iven that
following named nettler ha« flled notice of hia ia
tention to tnuke tlnal proof in mipport of hia claiA
and secure Jlnal entry thereof, viz: Nein O.Kjoa,
«^en. 1). S. No. 14.40N for thenw of Her. SO,
147n. r. fiOw, andnumea the following a* hi*
twp.
wit-
neHwts, viz: Albert Coleman. Anion Pedercon*
John Andernon, Knud «l. AlfHtad, all of Jeaa*
poHtoffic». (iritrj»» county. I). T.
The teatimony to be taken before John X. Jer
^enaen, clerk of the district court. atC'ooperatown,
OriggH county. D.T.. on the i.Mth day of April
A. I). 1886, at hia office.
IIOUACF. AUSTIN, Regiater.
Ivor Jncobaon attv. 9-14
—AT—
J. F. BRONSON,
SANBORN, Dakota,
Von can gel avervthing in
Silvf-rwnif. Ciol'l Pt ii-.junt iIk.
Sciu and Wedding I'iiiL'f. Spcrti-.-le^. elc.
WATCHES and JEWELEY EEPATEED.
AND WARRANTED.
Pianos,Urgans, asd S'r.ss:
IMz,
Miinic Instruction Book*. Pinno and Or^an Stools
and covere. Stationery, und Wall Paper,
Bookx, Blank Books. Periodicals.
All goods delivered anywhere in the territory
free of charge. J. F. BRONSON.