Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-07

very jaw-ous' ct latess Y ffs~ ~
There IS plenty Of wood and ! faif sup-'
ply coal on haad At present.
Is there nothing TO be done toward se-#
curing village organization
IA. A. Allen has been quite m during
tie last week. The cause is Obvious.
E. P. Wells and wife left for Chicago
last, Friday noon, to besbsent several days.
II. +. Elliot. has Just returned from
Chicago, where he has been on business.
The public will be pleased to learn
that Mrs. R. a. Bill is rapidly recover
ing. s fl III w 81 sal,g III
jam Winslow has just erected q neat
little lumber Office near the Dskots
House @t7
Foreman Mexican contelnplates building
residence on his lots near ye. editors
mansion. it VI
s. X. McGinnis of the Bsnk of James
town. has gone to New Castle to spend
the winter.
| Banker Wallace. hopes to get moved in
to his new residence sometime between
this and dog days.
We think we have clue that will lead
TO the discovery of the individual who
stole our Thermometer. ast ts
| The farewell party given bvTony Klaus
at the Olympus was represented by the
elite Of the city.
I James Winslow and r. E. Wallace have
returned from their eastern trip. They
report pleasant one. sf II
Mr.. OF is now full fedged insura-
ance agent; represe nting the veil known
British America Assurance Co.
Operator King occupies the new depot
all by himself. He lis nov ticket agent
as we'll as operator, positions which he is
III every respect qualified to fill. d
fyou want gallon of the sweetest,
dea rest cider ever brought TO the north
west, jast Call at .I,ambert,s before it is
everlastlngly to late. Ward is killing
himself
Josie Bernson, who filled Will, such
lsdy-like ability the position of waiter
at the Dakota House lsst summer, Las re.
turned from her home in Green R,r.
where she has been for seversl weeks.
James G. Clark, the celebrated music
composer and ballad singer, who has
Won 80 much fame throughout the United
States, announces his intention to favor
Jamestown with one of his select enter.
ta'nments ON, or about the 10th inst.
The railroad company have put forth
special efforts during the past week L,
supply this and other points with fuel
and have been quite successful. At pres.
ent there is an abundance Of VOID on the
sidings not unioaded.
just what has become Of our cornet
band is not clear to the average citizen
II tue talented members expect be able IL
transact any musical busines, tor the hen
eft Of incoming emigrants ne1t sum-
mer, 1t would seem that little prsctic.
ing would be in order.
The special attention Of the public is
directed to the new advertisement of 4,
n. Naltby q Co., which appears in this
issue. This important business establish.
lnent appears to be put;sas forth every
fort possible to meet tn" requirements
OF the public. They now have in stock
an elegant assortment vf various k1,.l, ef
poultry, besides An immense stock of beef.
mutton and other me.ts equally cmptinr.
Among the Coming solid business men
OF TINS city i. W.n Elmer, our popular
druggist M. Elmer's growth has not
| been as rapid, perhaps, as some Others,
but 1t has been sold His trade. which in
the commencement wss comparatively
light, has gradually increased to hand.
some daily traffic. 1t is with pleasure
that The Alert notes Mr.. Elmer's growth.
and it certainly hopes that be may ever
reap the reward honesty, uprightuess aud
intelligence merits. 4.
| Grimm, Geiseler & Mueller have 1one
an immense business in the hardware line
| during the past season. Their stock
having been ample and we'll selected. es-
2cciaiiy In the stove line, has attr,lcted
many customers. Messrs. Geiselers 4
Mueller, the active members of the firm.
are thorough, sqaare-toed business men.
aud worthy of the liberal patronage they
have secured from our people.
Mr.. Charles Lees, venerable father Of
our much respected townsman, James
Lees, arrived directly from Dundee, Scot
land, last Saturday. Although III. Lees
has reached the ripe old age of 20, he
made the journey alone. arriving in James
town without difficulty or aocident.
He is as active and jolly al Soung man
OF twenty years. and converses. in = tpfite-
ly and eloquent manner His son James
Is overwhelmed with JOY at seeing his ]
father, and expresses determ nation to
have him spend the balance of his earthly
pilgrimage under his roof
In speaking of the parties. Col Robert
Ingersoli says: -Four years from now
don't believe the democratic party will
exist, or at least that it will not have suf.
| ficient life tn mt ita c~od;rl.t> -, Al.