Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-03-30

ASAl, COIn, new bucKWneat, OTNn6n,
at Curtin & Minslsws.
TO LET.-I have about fifteen acres Of
breaking four miles south of town to let
to somebody. A. A. Allen.
A new stock of statements, letter heads,
note heads, bill heads. envelopes, cards,
&C.. just received. Give US call.
Go to Henry Vcssey for Ground Feed.
d. A. Harris left the village last Mon.
day for Waushana CO., Wis. He will re-
turn 10 few days with a car load Of
working cattle.
Curtia & Wiuslow will sell their in
meme stock Of woolen goods at cost.in
order to make room for their sprlng stock.
The ALERT 10 the only weekly paper
between Duluth and the Black Hills that
does not use patent in or outsides.
Major Lyon has just received . new and
select stock Of hats. They are daisies,
boys, just drop in and see for yourself.
o. A. Boynton who did not get married
~ We predicted in tho ALERT, returned
last week looking Is sweet a. = young
four o'clock.
If you want to get good goods and get
them 1t just what they are worth 20 to
Lyons.
Many acres of wheat have bssn put in
during the past week. When spring does
come in this country it comes "all At
once" @
SUITS! SUITS! SUITS!
For Men and Boys, cali and examine the
immense and new stock of clothing just
received at Curtin & Winslow's.
Our amiable livery man MartikJoos was
hit with one of Cupid's little arrows and
took unto himself wife last week Mon.
day. Wish you much Joy, Martin.
Mr.. Flint Of the Dakota ''Tavsrn" has
just completed very interesting looking
claim shanty just outside Of the village
limits.
There are several persons living in the
county who are amply able to take the
ALERT and ought to do 50. Not for our
benefit particularly but for their own.
lis said that DR.. Hall will not acc.pt
the Office of Coroner. Thismatter should
be looked after before election. TOO
much time is wasted, and trouble made,
because of candidates not qualifying. s
The beautiful snow in company with
its near relative, the gentle blizzard, again
visited this vicinity on Saturday last. but
tho following Sunday was as warm and
pleasant a. though nothing had happened.
There are plenty of men in the world
who can afford to brace up to bar and
treat to the extent Of four or five dollars
who, when asked to subscribe for their
home paper will tell you that they cannst
afford it. \
Mr.. James Lees il in luck. Ono day
last week he put out some poison for
foxes, but instead Of catching fox he
caught one Of the largest eagles ever seen
IN this country. II measured ~ feet from
wing to wing.
The ALERT Office is in receipt of the
latest map Of Dakota. It was presented
by Hon. G. g. Bennett, and 10 probably
the most complete map of the kind IN
the territory.
H. Our business men and merchants are no
longer seen sitting on nail kegs or dry
goods boxes, out side their places of bust
ness waiting for customers. Their spring
stock having arrived they find plenty to
do.
Elder 1nman, whose sanctuary is located
on Fourth avenue and who is about - near
heaven as hs will ever get, unless he stop
playing penny ante. wants us togive these
young men, who make practice Of throw
ing stones against his sacred habitation,
"h--l' if they don't stopit.
Hyrick Moore, our snterprlsing gar
dsner, has bought one Of Inman's garden
seedes. These seedsrs are the best made
and stand without rival.
Z Lambert Smith, Jr.. con of our highly
respected citizen and blacksmith. arrived
in the village last Wednesday. Mr.. Smith
is from Kansas and is No. blacksmith.
He will assist his father this summer.
Mr.. Mclaughlin, Of Fsrgo, who is Elder
1nman's boss, il going to build . mammoth
machinery warehouse At this point. We