| Summary: | Courtenay, North .Dakota 11 enav s Dent. Store Farmers Cash Dept. Store COURTENAY, N. D- =: We Self Everything to Eat and Wear > Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Crockery, Millinery, Boots and Shoes MOST UP-TO-DATE AND LARGEST STOCK OF DRY GOODS IN THIS VICINITY GROCERIES University & Monogram Leading Brands. Shase & Sanborn Coffee. White House Teas and Coffees, Visit our basement where li can buy grocer le :!-, 1 o I & s a Exclusive Agents Douglas Shoes, Lanpher Hats & Caps, Cluett Shirts, Arrow Collars, Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothing. Kabo Corsets. MILLINERY A competent Milliner in charge during the entire year. No better service can be obtained in any city. Up-to-date, new goods received continually. Look for Fall Opening. I Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Garments Stock of Ready-to-Wear House E>re«*e& Ladies1 and Misses" Suite and Skirts. Waists, Coats and Cloaks. !gBSS3ESE2E (Continued from j-bgt 7) was looking for rough fare too, at the place where the two dirty rivers meet. But surprise, hein? Surprise? Indeed! In striking \ the river on Minnesota side side, I Sept. 5th, ;78. where were only Jiving then our two old friends, ! Nash and John Griggs, (the last deceased now) and where is now \ to be seen a wonderful display of \ wealth, amusements, energy and ! activity. We east oar eyes onj the other side of the beautiful; Red of the North, Quite a pleas- j ant and substantial looking vil-1 Jage extended itself before us. a robust embryo too, like Fargo, -that was Grand Forks - Peter Caroll and Mrs. Caroll were the: landlord and the landlady of the Northwestern hotel, the property j then of the Hudson Bay Company j ZZTZT~ southwest corner of Demers and! with their worthy ladie* third. Indeed I had no need to ' thev married of course. .-1 .j SO' gi$u. *hu, - .rr.'ujM* -w •'■■ ■' U. S -; ;!.:';.■., .'.v'.;^!.:::.': £:M Seeding Near Courtenay, N. D. whom •'.and of fast, neither anybody needed to j many j have tied the knot myself) v dry. Three heavy and palat-! wj]l testify emphatically to every yord I say here. Grand Forks, able meals every day, followed or rtreceeded by as many libations of any brand you would like, j as v my dear Colonel, is jmporium, ou now, and East Grand Starving! Oh. my! What a mis- j porka being added to it, as Moor- take that bladder-like talkerkead to Fargo, and viewed in made! We had fine niaces to Li *. i: u* n i p i ui -n 'that light; Grand Forks with all its improvements, with its hones- had fine niaces to' sleep also, and I am sure the few oid friends of mine liv ing in luxuries now in Grand Forks, raising nice families now ty, with its spirit of enterprise and expansion, with its talents of every kind in arts and trade, j ties so sacred are not so easily with its worthy, active, healthy loosed. Colonel, we passed five and fine looking population of i years in Grand Porks, and I pro- males and females, Grand Forks, i claim that Grand Forks is now I say has gained today, a wide'and has been a sweet home for reputation, is standing high in us; all combined, you see, Colonel, the annals of agricultural and location, men and women, their commerce in general, and will habits a a d ways, everything progress a good deal more by there has a charm for US." keeping a strict, sharp and honest — record in the moral department jjq jf- NOW. Send the sum of matrimony. Steady then, 0f $1.50 to the Courtenay Gazette Grand Forks and look out. Such and get in touch with the people. Scanned with a Zeutschel Zeta book scanner at 300 dpi. Edited in Multi-page TIFF Editor.
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