04 Jul 1901
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Newspaper
Griggs Courier
Location
Cooperstown, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1901
Page
1
Willow town reports a quiet school election with seven votes cast. Mat Rorvig Anton Pederson and R Purinton elected directors and J Buchheit named treasurer. The quarantine lifted school to resume when a quorum returns. Community updates include visits to Cooperstown and McHenry and local improvements and estray notices.
June 22 picnic by Saunders grove near Gallatin post office hosted by W C T U with States Attorney Shippy and a Hope Methodist minister as speakers. Riverside reports grasshopper damage north of Andrew Johnson field. young Edgar Shaw greeted old Park church friends. sweetcorn and potatoes call frozen patches rebounding. hay prospects bright. Piatt chrome grass patch headed out. Grandpa Park recovering. Bal-kan homestead well scareweed incident. Greenview Schoolhouse No 2 cleaned and repainted. desks replaced. corporal from the Philippines chats on soldiering with humor.
The Courier reports a north city house under construction claiming 40 percent lower original cost 50 percent in fuel and reduced repairs. It uses double 7 inch airspace plank walls no studs or plaster with beaded joints and full height sash windows.
A poetic tribute to frontier preachers who bring gospel and comfort across harsh seasons. It praises their sacrifice and declares that their arrival heals souls, feeds the spirit, and offers glad tidings from the King of kings amid travel, blizzards, and weary roads.
A rare pitching duel on the home grounds ends with Tamber delivering a home run in the first inning and a three base hit to drive in a run. Valley City and Cooperstown play clean ball as Hoar and Carney shine, with Hoar allowing no big innings and Tamber starring with four hits total. umpire Lee Combs officiates fairly in a low scoring contest.
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