Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-10-05

Fargo Times; In the matter Of the sp.
plicatien ofthe Northern Pacific Railroad
Company for an injunction restraining the
Barnesville and Moorhead Company from
laying its track across the right Of way
of the complainant's line, Judge Nelson
on Saturday granted an order restraining
the respondents from proceeding with
their work on the premises of complain
ant until the damages shall be assessed.
The Court said that when that was done,
he would dissolve the injunction on mo-
Ton correspondents. When the Court had
ruled on the main questions, respondents
asked for an order to proceed with their
work when they should file bond for
any damages that might accrue to the
complainants This the court tosk under
advisement, intimating that he hardly
thought he could grant the order under
the statutes AID rulings thereon.
Bismarck correspondent to the Pio-
neer Press: In this Legislative district
E. P. Wells, one Of the very brightest
men in Northern Dakota, is willing to run
on the republican ticket for the legisla-
ture. He lives in Jamestown; is one Of
the pillars Of that town and valley, and
will be recognized as an old St.Paul man.
J.. F. Wallace, an honest farmer on the
hills overlooking Bismarck, is named as
the other candidate. He was formerly
an active politician Of Mankato, and drove
an ox-team into Dakota from Mankato to
Bismarck. AS he walked the whole dis
tance. he believes it fully 600 miles. One
would run for the house and the other for
the council. Both capital men and far
above the average State legislator intel
lcctuaily.
St Paul Globe: Mr.. ]. F. Pannell, re-
turned on Friday from weeks visit to
jamestown, D. T. He is quite eloquent
relative to the present and future of this
fourishing town, and predicts for it q
! prosperity seldom attending new settles
ments. Stores, dwelling houses, mills,
railroad buildings, etc., are appearing all
| over the town, and but for the lack of
carpenters especially the in-
crease this year in buildings would be
| something marvellous. Real estate has ad-
vanced rapidly, business men and capital
lists are locsting permanently, and gen.
| eral appearance of solidity and stability
pervades the entire surroundings. We
congratulate jamestown and hope the
''boom" may prove q bonanza
Fargo Argus: Ernest Schwcllenbach,
late night telegraph operator in Fargo.
who has occupied his old position for
few days to Gil gap, left last night for
Brainerd Mr.. Schwellenbach has been
promoted to the position of extra station
agent of the N P. and his many friends
in Fargo hope the step to good perma-
mcnt station may not be long deferred.
Since '.Erny came to Dakota he has saved
| nearly two thirds of his modest salary
and invested the money in. real estate
around Jimtown. He has the industry,
economy and ability to becons . rich
| man. -
Ernest is the son Of cur highly respected
farmer, Mr.. Schwellenbach, who is doing
so much toward the development Of eur
county.
Fargo Republican: Mr.. Bnsard, chair
man of the Judicial District Convention,
has appointed district committee q fo.-
lows; A. w. Edwards. Caas; w. G..
Woodrino, Grand Forks, Folsom Dow.
Richland- John A. Sseyell. Borlcigh, and
r. A Bill. Stutsman.