Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-08-10
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lf4 Mr.. Fl. M. Tsber and h son have gone
back to Michigan sa,;, & AZ as
ID Gov. Austin, of Fargo, took dinner here
last Saturday. =
Allen, who has been sick for several
weeks, is much better. 'S'.l.@ /.
Last Tuesday even Barbour had quite q
severe attack Of heart disease.
Mrs. Major Bell spent last Wednesday
in town. en- route for Fort Totten. nj
Capt. snider, Of Minneapolis, is with
US again. jamestown has great attractions
for the captain. 1o.iasjes. IL adE x
|; Capt. HIM Tabers reception last Fri.
day night, at. Churchill 4 Webster's drug
store was q very recherche affair. *,i2
G. B. Loop and lo.C. Toow,nc, Of ILL.,,
arc doing jamestown and vicinity. Col.
Loop has some very valuable lands north
of town. '.'N b"# 'lste15ss2aff Y a"s !,
Capt. Morris has again resumed opera.
tion digging for coal. The captain is very
sanguine that he will be successful in find.
ling cal. T. go, - -rs|
Alfred Dickey, Of the Alert, lett yes
terday for his home in Clawford.ville.
Ind. He will return 10 time TO "set 'em
up for the boys. I'd a !.
Jim. Winslow has gone to Duluth to
load up with ozone to run him, through
the fall campaign. Everybody. don't
know that Jim has weak lungs. d.
r. 8. Reeves. formerly of the N. P. II.
R. freight and passenger Office at St. Paul,
has accepted . position with E. p. Wells,
but will not move his family up here un-
til October 1 yI3a4y, hi. .7g7...E att1.%
+, Mr.. Webster, Of the firm Of Churchill
& Webeter; will start for his home in Ill.,,
next Saturday. He will return in the
spring with the intention Of remaining
permanently. @''. ~ 'sz'..-@
Ex.Gov. Horace Austin, register Of the
U. s. Land Office at Fargo, in company
with Mr.. Davis, Of Brookly. N. Y, took
dinner at the Dakota House last Saturday.
The gentlemen had been taking view Of
Bismarck and the Extension. . aa
W. E. Reis, one of the prominent iron
men of Pennsy lvania and an old friend Of
Wallace and McGinnis, and e. D. Reis, OF
Edna, Mimi, are in town. They attended
services in company with MI. Wallace at
spiritwood Lake last Sunday. 4,
The stories told at the reception so com.
pletely' upset McGinnis's nervous system
that he was compelled to start fof Penn
sylvania several days before he intended.
Mac will return in "a few weeks accom-
panied by his family.
Mr.. William Buhl, g. W. Kurtz's broth
er-ln-law, lett last Wednesday morning
for New Holstein, Wis, where be will re-.
main until spring. MI. Buhl has been
one Of the leading members Of the Turner'S
here, and on Tuesday night the members
of the society met and gave him q fare
we'll. After presenting him with hand.
some pipe, the evening was spent most
agreeably in speeches and songs. pa
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There will be dance every two weeks
after the first Of September at Kinchie's
hall. Those wishing 70 join: q club will
pleasesleave their names with either Of
the following named gentlemen: Tony
Klaus, Joseph Mills, George Smith, NJ. s.
Mal.hs ~na Frank Alien. Those belong.
ing tothe club, the fee will be twenty
five cents forevery night during the term
Of sixteen nights. Outsidersa 6fty cents.
We will also furnish music for other
parties at reasonable rates, SMITH &
ALLEN, Musicians. 80 ;.,,asr, .%ss .tf
na,., ssM III - .7'>-T: II aaI;sa 4g8
- Two Souls With but o. Single
aaig t.,.?, Thought, "Ete. II sas.7
From The Kewaunee (Wis) Enterprise, July ssd.
The latest social event" here which
has caused : ripple Of excitement and set
idle tongues TO wagging, is the elopement
Of Rudolph Pohl and Mary Wanninger.
Rudolph is the eldeAt son Of. w. PhOl, cf