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JRIERBER 1, 1895.iggs Countylatks :»*.oo1.601.00j W bidden’* XXXX-patent cab save moneyGet some photon token bj Judd on hisnext visit and use them (or Christmas cards.We have a suspicion that Mr. Winter is been hauimur around this vicinitvlatelyI tiejr Sanborn at 6:20 p« at Coo pert town ifternoou.rlcet.......... 44c......... 48c......... 40c €•......... C»% it*i 80cvaiit. Agent.*fov. 13 and 14.pkcr, Nov. 10iul, was tuning alnesday.U. McCnllom, Vedncsday.goods arrivedThey say the goose bone is all white this year, which is said to mean a long cold winter.Walter Turle, of Duluth, the commission man. was in the city this week. Mr. Turle gets a lot of wheat from this place.Dr J. Clark, of Minneapolis, veteri nary surgeon and dentist, is now at Anderson Sundeby’s livery barn. All work guaranteed.Invitations are out\ announcing that the marriage of Mr. Andrew H. West man to Miss Maggie Miller, will take place at Aueta on November 12th.If you want a snit of clothes or an overcoat you ought to examine the eight-thousand dollar stock of brand new clothing at Berg, Johnson Co.IGeorge B. Clark has hired out to John O. Oie for a couple of months, and is fiow engaged |q chasing up collections;ian service inch next*Suiulayis gone to Mon-ill in the future her farm.erg Johnson’s We sold sevenirly if yeu wantek were shisped Tuesday. Five jKenzie, N. D., on, and two of i charge of K.imason’s work \. E. Carlatider urant, Coopers-red fight in the istrict. In the irman Buchheit to be no oppo-the people have hen they have e on the board.around the coiiritVJ. J. Feckler, the popular druggist of Wimbledon, was in the city Wednesday. John is doing a good business at Wimbledon, and we are glad of it.An $S0 music box aud one-hundred dollars worth of silverware to be given away at Berg Johnson’s.Engineer Buckley and Fireman Reid took a day or two off this week to rest up. The ‘joys have been worked so hard lately that they were about usedup.States Attorney Bartlett has decided that a jury will not be necessary at the coming term of court. This means a saving of several hundred dollars to thecounty.Dr. Featherston, the painless dentist, will be at Cooperstown Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 18 14.A. G. Chambers Co., btanch out with a new ad. this week, in which they solicit your grain consignments. D.W. Colson is the local agent and he represents a good firm.Sec Whidden’* fur coatsKeep your eye on the First commissioner district.Nels Ellingscn returned to his home at Plymouth Rock. Iowa, Friday.Photos taken on Nov. 19 and 20 will be finished in time for th» holidays.. Wheeler anti Wilson sewing machines at Nelson’s hardware. Compare them with other machines before yon bnv.Frank Dodge drove up into Nelson county Monday and returned Tuesday. Frank don’t like these long cold trips.The largo gasoline engine for Gonld-thrite’s mill has arrived. Mr. G. will not have to depend on either wind or tide after this.Have you seen those Berg. Johnsou Co’s? latest thing out.fur capes at They are theIn voting for county commissioner see that you place an X opposite the name of the person for whom you wish to vote.Judge Johnson issued a marriage license to Ole O. Anderson am^ Anna F. Solberg, both of Helena, Wednesday. It seems as if the judge was doing a land office business.A car load of apples just received* at Berg, Johnym Co.’s.M. L. Rugglcs dropped in Tuesday and squared up his account at this office.M. L. is fixed so that ho can pay every dollar he owes next JaAuary-if theboys will give him a chance.F. O. Peterson left, this morning for Moorcton, N. 1).; where ho will go into business. The Courier regrets to sec Fred leave Cooperstown and hopes that he wili thrive and prosper at Moure ton.The Queen of the North is a dandy fiour. Try a sack from Jimcson's.The /committee from the different churches selected to get up a scries of entertainments during the coining season, give the first of a series in the courthouse next Monday night—the Allen Meade New York Ideals.Alex. Iverson has returned from Wimbledon where lie has been clerking for Bowden Mayer the past few months. Alex, says Wimbledon is a bustling little city and that Bowden Mayer are just doing u rattling big business.Archie Bowden's pet antolopo died at■ .1 .. HMI n n n il A Pn i\ IABread for sale at Mason's fruit store.Last Sunday was a typical winter's day. with the wind blowing and the snow flying.Shoemaker Hanson has improved the appearance of his shop by a new coat of paper.Frank Arndt lost a valuable biarelastFriday afternoon, caused by eating too much wheat.Yon will miss a good show If you do not attend the Allen Meade Ideals at the courthouse next Monday night.Maynard Crane returned from St. Paul and Minneapolis last Saturday night on the belated train.The delinquent tax list is published in this issue of the Courier. Read it over and see if your lands are being sold for taxes.K. II. Meade as Bill Nye is more like what we imagine Nye to l»e than he is himself.—New York Herald. At the courthouse next Mondav eve.R. J. Horhtritt left Saturday morning for Belgrade, Minn. “Dick” is a steady fellow ard seems to have no trouble incatching onto a job.Good advice: Never leave homo on a journey without a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by T. F. Kkkk CoThe proprietor of the Palace Hotel wants a bright, lio:ie?t boy or young man to work for his board and nttuiul school. This is a good berth for the right party.The train did not get in until eleven o’clock last Saturday night. The boys have too much work to do. If any railroad men over earn their money, those oil this branch certainly do.Remember that Nov. 19 und 20 will bo my last visit before the holidays.c. L. Judd.Those who want good seats for the New York Ideals entertainment at the court house Monday night had better secure them at once as quite a number have been sold already.“And the cat cainc back, and so wi l you if you smoke a Red Cow cigar, *■ sign posted up conspicuously in the postofficc store. Il is presumed thot you will come back in a oblong pine box, carried by abont six of your friends, after you smoke the Red Cow cigar.Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Luce nnd littleLIMEThis is the original Round Osk. for twenty four years the leader of its class. It gives more lieat. it takes less fuel, it lasts moveSears, it has more friends, it gives etter satisfaction than any other heating stove on earth. Be on your guard, see the name Bound Oak on the leg. Remember the difference is not so much In appearance. They copy closely as they can. The difference is in the Qperntion.Nelson
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Cooperstown, North Dakota, US
Fri, Nov 01, 1895
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