Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-10-14
Winslow last Monday evening, for the
purpose OF adopting the bylaws and con.
stitution which are TO govern the societx

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purpose of adopting the bylaws and con.
stitution which are to govern the society.
The frosts in the James River valley
come just two weeks later than in the
valley of the Red River. No trouble TO
RAISE good corn here. 1t has been tried
to the utter satisfaction of the Oldest set-
tiers.
We publish the real estate transfers
each week for the benefit of those who
are interested in the real estate market
in this place. They are furnished % by
the county CLERK who takes them from
his books. 5.a5@.. -.-..2-.f
"A young man with long hair and ! Wild
look threw himself into our sanctum /
few hours sgo and enquired with great
earnestness. if We had heard that Dead
wood had been burned. He now navl.
gates on crutches. r....-...
For sale cheap for casb, part time
Nyiven il required. Sevenl 6ne span 81
working horses in good condition, or will
trade for oxen or cattle. Inquire Of
Cuyles Adams spiritwood Farm 10 miles
east of jamestown. 2t
-. D. Lathrop, formerly of Minne>
apolis, is building the new store building
soon to be occupied BY Messrs. Learned
Bros, Of Minneapolis. Mr.. L. has the
reputation Of being one of the finest archi.
tects Minneeo,a afords. ""...
Mr.. s. X. McGinnis, of New Castle,
Ps., hae our thanks for several leading
newspapers Of that place. am.,ng which
was the Lawrence Guardian, which
by tho way, is a credit to the -four
ishing city Of New Castle.
Every young man, whether religious
or not. should attend church regularly.
4 minister who devotes lis whole life to
the work of producing ideas, will scarcely
fail to produce at least one during his
discourse. which will both amuse and
interest you. .-....,. .f..-......
-Geo. Davy, sole telegraph operator Of
this place. has been ordered to take the
Office 1t Crystal Springs place about IS
miles west of here. Geo. dislikcs to
90 ~ much ss We dislike to have him and
We hope he will tind biz way back to
Jamestown one of these days, and greet
us once more with one of his winning
smiles.
Three Sioux Indians from Fort Tottcn
orc registered At the Dskota House. Their
names are James Va ks x ho la.,,.i,
Woes ho.bin snnd John Bog dam.
These dark sons of the valley are regular
attendants at the Indian college At Fort
Totten, and are quite we'll educated They
writs . very intelligent hand and pnsscss
. very tai1 knowledge of things in general.
Marsball Mcclure, Of the late drm Of
Mcclure 4 Hall, publishers aud proprie.
ton of the Norhern Pacific Farmer
WadeuA Mimi, has sold out bis interest
ia that paper, ard 10 now ovner and boss
lneun" .! the JAn1sTowH AIERr. Nc,
my boy, the Pioneer tenders you hearty
welcome 70 the Newspaper fraternity Of
Dakota, and here il our -X-Pembina
Pioneer.
The Jamae,wn ALu1r made its lnt
sppearsnce undsr the management Of Mr.
Marshall Mcclure thin wesk, not enlarged,
but vssy cssdde.ably Improved. nr.
Mcclure has ths bsst wishes Of ths Re-
publican for his abundant success in bis
new 6sld of labor. The Fostsrs in bid.
ding adisu 70 their readers, ~: TO
Whist sasnies Ne ware unfostunate enough
to make, ws ay bye bye no love hest
between u" Nr. Mcclure proaises 70
make . 6,se class local paper. Republ,csn,
but not tsosbling itself about politics at
present, ard 70 enlarge about tho aSt Of
AprilH(Tsrgo Republican
Many Of oar citizens 90 complaining,
and 70 think not without god oanse,
on acoount Of the ilEsgulasity Of the hour
fordiviss ~osship Some times II 10 gvea
ont 70 take plaes st ten O'Clock. sone-
times 4 half past ~ end other times q
elsves. No one Of cssfse is 70 blame,
neithss Do ue blaas a,y oas, haiti wsuid
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