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instructed to take such means as shall iii
his judgment be necessary and advisable
to hereafter carry into effect and maintain
this resolution. '@
In accordance with the policy resolved
upon, an elevator Is being built for the
company at Fargo with capacity of
125, 900 bushels. 1t is being built by
Barnes & Co., of Glyndon, but the COM
pany is to take it at an agreed on valuation.
Other elevators are to be built at different
suitable points along the line of the road
The Pioneer Press of the 10Th, advert.
ing to widely circulated report, that Jay
Gould had got possession of the Oregon
Steam Navigation company, upon which
the Northern Pacific now relies for the
transportation of its freight from Walla
Walla to Portland, and that it was hcreaf-
ter to be run in the interest of Gould's
narrow gauge branch line, stated on the
authority of Mr.. Sargent. that the report
was obviously false,as nearly all the stock
ofthst company is owned by the Northern
Pacific people. A message from President
Billings to Mr.. Sargent authoritatively
denies the report which was based on the
recent purchase of the Oregon Steam
Navigation company's stock by Mr..
Willard and its consolidation with the
Oregon Steamship company. The former
carries on the navigation business Of the
Columbia river on the Columbia, Villa.
mctte and Snake rivers. The latter runs
its steamships between Portland and San
Francisco. Jay Gould has nothing what.
ever to do with the purchase or consolida-
ti"n of these interests, and has no connec-
tion with the organization.
Il: was stated, some days ago, in these
columns, that the two millions Of bonds
offered by the board for the construction
Of the Walla Walla and Pend Oreille d.
vision of two hundred miles had, been
promptly taken by the stock holders Of the
road. President Billings himself we now
learn led off with subscription Of $780,.
600 being one quarter the entire amount
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New Life Insurance Association

AAAC AUD0E0nCC NSSOCI0tBOns
A new life insurance association. upon
an entirely new plan, has been organized
in Minnesota, called the Northwestern
Endowment and Legacy Association of
Minnesota. Its principles of insurance
are quite similar in many respects to the
A. O. U. w., Masonic, l. O. O. F., and
other beneficiary societies, though with
many improvements they do not possess
and some they cannot afford. Its assess
ment upon the membership in case Of .
loss is similar to the orders named, but is
graded to age; it admits male and female
between the ages of 18 and 81, in sound
health; the medical tests are closely and
vigorously applied; it is not secret
order, but admits any one who desires
life insurance and is within the age and
health limits; the cost of admission is
lower than any society that offers insur-
ance; it dispcnses with the expensive
lodge paraphernalia and consequently
with the annual dues paid in insurance
societies; in this association member
does not have to die to win. In other
words, as its name implies, it combines
the endowment with the legacy feature Of
life insurance, which is very valuable
improvement over any society insurance.
To illustrate: The membership is divided
into four classes, each class payable in the
amounts and at the periods named, a.
follows:
Class A-16 to 80, $1,000, payable at
death or expiration of rs years.
Class B-31 to As, $4,000, payable at
death or expiration of 20 years.
Class C-46 to SIS, $4,000, payable at
death or expiration of Is years.
Class D--5e to 81, $4,000. payable at
death or expiration of ~ years.
This table ulso illustrates the manner
of grading assessments to age. Every
member is assessed the same-$1 20, in
case of loss either from death or expira.
tion Of endowmeut-but q young man
just beginning life receives a certificate
for larger sum than IN old man whose
lite is nearly closed. A young man or
woman 16 to 30 years OF age At the time
Of joining receives policy for 5000,
while the aged person who joins at So to
81 years Of age receives policy for but
$4,000. The association Is State insti-
tuition and is prohibited by its articles of
incorporation from taking risks south Of
the south line Of Wisconsin, thus avoiding
heavy death rates. Its officers are we'll
Known as men Of reliability and standing,
morally and financially, and have filed
the necessary heavy bonds under the in
surance laws. 1t was only organized in
January last, and its membership already
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-07-31
EDWARD n. FOSTER. Eolr0R.
Items fro II. our Editor.

Fort TorrEN, D. r., July Goth, 1879.
DEAR ALERT:
The two events interesting to this place
have occurred, and matters are about as
interesting as game of checkers between
man and his wife, and as calm as, as the
horse latitudes.
The horse race came off last Tuesday,
Company KS, black horse beating Com
pany Fs, by distance Of any where Le-
tween five to seven lengths, due partly to
\ bolt from the track of the bay and partly
to lack Of speed in the same animal.
The money won or lost, as you please, Was
over $4,000.
The steam tug or yacht, Iettie Lee,
(named after the daughter Of Colonel Lee,
formerly Quartemaster. in charge of this
district, and who was greatly liked by all
the officers, who either III the way Of
business. or as gentleman, came in CON-
tact with him. was launched last Thurs
.iay, successfully. Miss Katie Garretty,
daughter Of Lieutenant F. D. Garre1ty. at
this post, breaking the bottle Of cham
psgnc over the nose of craft, which looked
to the Good Tcmplars, As the wrong kind
of a baptism; and to the Good Topers, as
\ waste of good liquor, greatly to be re-
grctted. ..... E H.F.
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No. l. Grass: The meadows will cut 3
tons Of hay The remainder of the SET
tion is good pasture. Water: The water
in the sand is 5 feet deep and good Sec
tion: adapted for general farming ru.
poses.
All Of - 40 6c
Surface: gentle rolling prairie. Soil:
black loan, 1S inches deep, clay subsoi}.
No. 1. Grass: the meadows will cut
ton per acre. The remainder Of the sec,
ton is covered with an average growth 0,
prairie grass, Section: adapted to rail-
ing wheat.
N1s IS 40 Is
Surface: gentle rolling prair,e, slopip%
south. Soil: black loam 20 inches Geet.
with clay subsoil. No /. Grass: Of gooo
growth and quality for grazing. Section:
adapted for raising wheat. The 10th Siu
ing is on this section.
The above - sections would make y
handsome large farm, being excellent
land. Must be sold in one 1t.
: sWA Of NW4 Il sW4 10 l3s u.
Surface: The upland is so feet above til.
James River, and Is gently rolling, the
bottom land slOps TO The river. Soil: !.
dark sandy loan Is TO 20 inches deep il
the valley Sub soil clay. Timber: El,s
and Box Elder, 80 cords Oh the north.
west quarter, Water: James River 80 t.
Is feet wide, good water. Stone on face
Of :he bluff Section well adapted t.
general farming.
: All of f3 142 6t
On special good terms to actual settlers.
9NEl1 t7 lss es
Surface: uniuls'ing. Soil: dark loam,
IS inches deep, with a few stones. Sub
soil: clay. Numerous small meadows with
good grass Tor hay. =
10 E1, uf $ Ell ii ,3. 81
30 acres in timber. 600 cords of Elm anu
Box Elder. ais" some Oak. 50 acres OF
good breaking, level and high. GooN
water power II feet fall. SO rods frou4
mouth uf Beaver Creek s.,
The above lands will be sotd III wlpl.
or in part; and is better bargain than s.
homestead "r preeenption on government
land, AS ,hr purchaser will not have to
I've oD his land to nhaintaia his title.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-07-31

Po66oo..

7OtS6oo.. IT,.
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners, Stutsnan County, Dakota
Territory. fir. ...
We, the undersigned citizens of Stuts-
man County, and residents of the follow
ing proposed Public road, hereby petition
you for a road, as follows:
Beginning at the south end of 5th Ave.
nue., as plated in Townsite. thence south
to the James River, thence across said
James River at the most feasible route,
thence up the west bank of said river to
the section line between sections Thirty.
FIVE (35) and Thirty-six (38(, in Township
One hundred and forty u40), Range
Sixty~four t64), thence south on said Sec
ton line. taE .,, .
AND further pray, that said road be i'm.
proved and kept in good passable condi>
tiOn. ..@.. .%.E4F..~,.' .r
Ge"rge f. Woodbury., Owen A. Bozuton,
MyrOn A Robbins, r "A. Shoemaker,
Henry Severn, Jacob Laux,
Nicolas Pitt, Luther Borden,
j H. Barnes, F. A. Grealy. r
Casper Housen, N. Voyels,
John Parent, Joseph FeIdhousen,
Joseph H"te. Z. W. Hendricks,
A. r. Hendricks. George Braune. (3w.
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The above lands will be sold III wlnl.
or i'll part; and is better bargain than 1.
homestead "r pre>eAption on government
land, AS the purchaser will not. have to
live ou his land to naaintaia his title.
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Description. 5. In. r.

NE d and f 4 ofNW 4 25 14l Ga
Lying in the James River Valley, six
miles due North Of Jamestown. THIS is
one Of the finest pieces Of land in this
vicinity; all level Wood and water on
it, (the James River running through it,
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-07-31

10 E1s Of S Ell ii y. i;
30 acres in timber. 600 cords; of Elm an,
Box Elder, ais" some Oak 50 acres o
good breaking, level and high. Goo<
water power II feet fall. SO rods frou
mouth uf Beaver Creek ~'.
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IS lHS ::
Surface: rolling, slopes south. Soil:
dark loan. Is to 20 inches deep Subsoil:
sand and clay. Rates: |. Good quantity
water in drain.
E1s l3* -
Surface: gently rolling, slopes east
Soil: dark loan, 1s to "a inches deep.
Subsoil: 50, d and clay. Rates. No. l.
and ~.
mile from 18th siding.
i All of :" l4o g.
Surface: gen,lc rolling prairie. Soil:
back h,an,, Is inches deep, clay SUD soil.
No, /. Grass: The meadows will cut i,
tons per acre of hoy, the remainder "f the
srtinn'is good pasture. Section: adapted
for wheat raising.
All of .' --' ~ l4O Is
Surf,ce: gentle rolling prairie. Soil:
black lnam Is inches deep, clay >nhs"i'.
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The Company to Own and Operate All
Elevators % Its line, All sleep.
Ing Or Parl0r Cars and All
Ereight BuslnesA. '.-.
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exceeds seven hundred and is rapidly in.
creasing. The special agent of the asso
citation is E. G. Hollidgc, of Minneapolis,
New AdvoxEsexuaa*.-

.~." Notice.
Notice is hereby given that special meeting Of
the Board Of COul ty Commissioners of Stutsp:an
County, ID. T., will be held F-iday. August 9Th.
a. d. 1879, for the purpose Of locating public
highways and such other business AZ may come
before the Board.
Given under my hand this 3lst day Of July. A..
d. 1870 GEO. ". VENNUM. ~
,..r.. . d. # County Clerk.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-07-31

SITUATION WANTED
A practical Boiler Maker and Engineer,
who has a seat deal Of experience in set
ting up and starting engines, &C., wishes
employment at his trade. Any one wish.
ing to avail themselves of mis- services will
address BOILER MAKER.
Al :}m Care Of the Jamestown Alert.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29

and baking, and regulating her fire. Each
has also been taught to make yeast and
bake biscuit, puddings, pies and cake of
various kinds; how to cook a roast, broil
steak, and make fragrant cup of
coffee; how to stuff and roast turkey,
make oyster soup, prepare stock for other
soups, steam and mash potatoes so that
they will melt in the mouth, and
in short, to get up tirst-class meal,
combining both substantial and fancy
dishes, in good style. Theory and man
ual skill have gone hand in hand. Vast
stores of learning have been accumulated
in the arts of canning, preserving, and
picking fruits, and they have taken
practical lessons in all the details OF
household management, such as house
furnishing, care of beds and bedding,
washing and ironing, care of the sick,
care of children, etc. The girls, we are
informed, are also thoroughly grounded
in science, mathematics, and English lit
erature; but this is of slight moment
compared with the foregoing catalogue
of virtues. If there is anything that
challenges the unlimited respect and de-
votion Of the masculine mind it is ability
in woman to order well her own house
hold Each one of these charming Iowa
girls, it is safe to say, will marry within
six weeks after graduation.
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I
"Ah! heaven does indeed temper the
wind to sholn the lamb" patheticaily
said old Mrs Difendorfer the other even
ing at tea fight, after putting away her
twenty-eight cup of Young HysOn.
"Why, what do you meanW "9ou know
that young widow, Mrs. Bifen, who lives
lust across the street from us? Well, she
has nothing but sorrow, trouble and dis
tress for the past five years. First her
father was killed by burglar, then her
mother married a nigger minstrel; after
that she had yellowfeyer and smallpox
together, and next her husband failed and
she had to take in washing. 1t was per-
fectly dreadful. The poor woman went
nearly crazy. She was just beginning to
bear up little again when her brother
was sent up to the Pcntentiary fer life;
and, finally, last month her husband died
in tit, and the very next day her baby
choked to dcalhon gum-drop" "Gra-
cious! the poor thing" Wasn't il just
terrible? Everybody believed she d com
init suicide then, and she would have
done so too, but last week somebody prov
identially coaXed her to 90 to church
rattle, and what do You all suppose hap
pcned?" What; for heaven 5slke, what?'
"WhSshe won seal-skin sacquew "You
don't mean it?' "she did though-per-
lectly spiendidz-came within an inch of
the floor. The darkest hour is Just before
dawn-after all. Now, i3n'tit?" .r
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A G0Od FteuSelvife.

The good housewife, when she is giving
her house its spring renovating, should bear
in mind that the dear inmates Of her house
are more precious than many houses, and
that their systems need cleansing by puri-
fying the blood, regulating the stomach
and bowels to prevent and cure the diseases
arising from spring malaria and miasma,
and she must know that there is nothing
that will do it SO perfectly and surely as
Hop Bitters, the purest and best Of medi-
cipes. See other column.
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mass-meeting will be held. Several noted
Sabbath-school workers will be present.

The County Commissioners yesterday
allowed the following bills !. II. Long, for
tax receipts $33 40; J. d. Smith & Co, for
goods, sos O5i Republic Printing Company,
blanks, $23; J. G. AlYsparger, gravel,
$2l T5. A petition was k&eiycd signed by
two hundred and ffty-two resident free
holders OF Butler County, asking the Board
to proceed forthwith to erect a good sub
santisl iron bridge over the n'ail channel
OF the Miami River at Middletown, .. Pc
tition received and placed on file.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29

At the Iowa Agricultural College every
girl in the Junior Glass has learned how
to make good bread, weighing and meas
uring her ingredients, mixing, kneading
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29

Nashville, Tenn, shows signs of awak-
ening prosperity. According 10 local
journal $250,0oO worth Of houses are in
process of erection.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29

While in New York this winter or spring,
you need not pay twice for meals that you
only get once. mother words, as the Grand
Central Hotel, on Broadway, is now con-
Quoted on both plans, the American 50 50
or 50, and the European, 81, and upwards,
per day, which allows you 70 take your
meals at the elegant restaurant attached to
the hotel at moderate prices, or to take Il
room only, and pay for what meals you get.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29

1HV IOIIOWII1E 70 t1I5 PTUST aHIII5 IUI VIIt
twentieth free entertainment OF the Lyceum
of st. Paul N. T.. Church, corner OF Seventh
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will be fairly at work, since judging from
the generous offerings received since the
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29

Tend as surely Though more slowly to IA
tai results. as volIeys of musketry. Quell
them with that sovereign balsam for the
lungs and throat, "Hale's Honey OF Hore.
hound and Tar"
Pixies Toothache Drops cure toothache in
one minute. Sold by all druggists at 25c.
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tered, our young man interviewed several
parties in possession of facts, and gives this
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-29

Confirmation Suits for boys at all prices at
Mableys opposite Fountain.
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Schaeferand GalIagher's Western tripwill
pan out pretty well. They will return to
cincinnati in a couple of weeks on their
way East and give an exhibition of fine
playing at Wallace & Choate's new billiard
hall.
Among the experts with the cue in this
city are Cal. McYey, the base-ballist, and
Harry thoate.
John CALVIN, an old-time professional,
died in New York last week.
Slosson and Rudolphc play in New York
tonight
Capt. James +. Boyle suggests that when
the balls are frozen in the Champion $
Game the striker should have the further
option of spotting only that ball to which
his own is fast. II the cue ball is fast to
both, both may be spotted, or only one
The Captain thinks that this would give
the player chance to exercise his judg-
ment and so far we agree with him.
1t is deemed probable that the contest
for the tifteen-ball pool Championship, be-
tween Wahlstrom and Knight, will take
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-23

An scsssss ut ~ Co.iqse vho vent I'M
dsr The name d Cliftos, died Yesterday. ssd
~ husisd In sfes.osa Her ssal same
nov serving sSea ERN NO ,ss"' ''n-
tsacs in TIE State prison II Lsavsnvosth,
Tor robbing sale in AtcAison, Kan. He -
alpe seppsss6 - hsss hsd soos coopliciay
in the robbery - IL Jsckson County.
Hocss railrosd oakss in shss city about .
yess 80. The dscssssd ~ had . hard
6os sises her .Aushasd's insaresrstios.
Lsis psssilss. shs took 70 he ssaos 70 earn
. living. bas vssssahls 70 perform. Addsd
TO tAia hse only hoy, sooe tins ago. ran
away from her, Vhich CAUSED her more BIT
ter sorrow. The ensire Coaiqus company
attended her fuaesal.-Ksna1 CIk Atss1ai
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-23

Moses Cssssy Hone AD: Col. J.
Z Husaao, a ~ Msx,se hld1;snes, b
nsss,ees1 iavseshly y . ssoAae 81 osr
eseAaaen asss ess1idaae tor LisussDsas-
0esssaos. Will - wesld sFses u plses
9Th dis.isy asd ahilsy. - hslisse thess
ass bseass tAisW IN ssess ias hin. Al aay
saAs. hb bsoshs0 Of ~ pesD throsgAoea
~ esass, vhs hold hin il sssA AiGh
aasso. sssA liks - - hio esselsa -
Csaosso ltea hi district. a..
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- ssioa, 1ssisg vhisA tAs: oenss ~
80 baskvssa sssaey ysaas IT, ssos1y
~ sll ~ = - give ~ 0aaAs aoaie in
- Asah a ~ 1spshlisss passvs ssa Il
= ~ ssly ssos6y. ,0ea ss1 nss1ss Aa
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q vsek 80 thaa vill sssbls tAiass b
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CEN TAuR
LAn1nAoNs, the most speedy and e1eetiv
essnaive aessls fer 81
re va MAI 90 DRA03
the world has svsr known. The 0outnnr
LINIMEhTs

.hsVe Sa1aoVoA more bs1116Asa Or
plss; Aea1e6 Moro HieAE6al WouaAs,
asd savoA more vAlaablo aninnls thaa
an ether linimsats. ointmente, Oils. extracts.
l'lasten and sO-ealIca pain killers" and
."skiA cures" ee0bisel. 'r
Phyu&eiAas and Veterinary Safgss@ en.
dassethe CeofaaFx 0ilsiens
Of nes, women and children in all e"uetriee
uso tAs0, and lIousekeepsn. Far,nsrs.
PlsnsssS. fravelsss. 'LiveryDes, Teamstess
- Ssssksrpvers. are their passs.s. They
arsS3saA. thsS aesAa11y.th ey ars eAaaR,
pe1a, or svo11lng which they will not ALE.
viate. ssbdae. Or cure. Sold ihrsasheat
~ - eAs. isnA olI0O hotils. TRial
~s"" 49, g9
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Hssiag ssAss ~ disssiet eDsas5 - ~
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