Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-09-23
Wheat is coming in fast.
Mrs, Mueller is improving.
More wood arrived Tuesday.

Mrs. Mueller is improving.
More wood arrived Tuesday.
Mrs. Corwin went east Wednesday.
We shall miss those flowing side whis-
kers.
The n P. pay car went west Wednes-
day.
| Rube WinsIow measures lumber no
more
The sick are reported better all around
this morning..
The erection of coal houses is the order
of the day.
! Another train load of Montana cattle
went east yesterday.
after the 9th inst
\, Mr.: Knapp's paint shop has been con-
/ Isyerted INTO a dwelling.
Furnitufe>dealer Brown is putting an
ad, 1ition on his store: = S..
Fields has recently got in some neat de-
slgns in silver ware:
1t was the lucky farmer this year that
threshed iris grain early.
Klaus, Fox s. Co., will have three
grades of -four for sale.
Joe Delger is engineer at the mill, and
Casper Hausen is stoker
Building Association meets on Monday
eve and has money to loan.
Another new house is going up on the
north side near the bluff.
Mr. Van Dusen, of the Troy Farms,
spent Wednesday night in town.
Curtin's store was neatly trimmed with
mourning Wednesday morning.
They say that Ed Decker is getting to
be the solidest man in the house.
In the language of the Immortal WEBB
ster, "We (the Alert) still live.''
DR.. Hall raised some fine sweet pota-
toes on sod in his garden in town.
Mr.. Lloyd is improving the appearance
of things around his block by grading
The jamestown Herald will in the fut-
ture be known as the Mandan Pioneer.
The sidewalk on Front street is being ex-
tended from Fields building to Ring
nettes'.
small but pleasant dance was given
in Jim Winslow's vacant building last
night
MIR. Luz, of Chicago, went into the
country to-day to look after his farm south
of town.
Allen & Dodge monopolize large po,-
ton of the Weekly Alert with their legal
notices.
"You can get your postage stamp licked
for five cents" So says the sign at the
postofticc.
The Alert has just finished printing a !
full set of blank mortgages, ETC., for the |
Building Association.
Who will care for the county now-to
the extent of those twenty copies of the
"otficial'' paper
Attorney Dodge has gone to housekeep-
owned by Mr.. Rogers.
The Gray brothers came to town to-day
with wagon load of ducks. 1t takes
pretty good shot to get away with Geo.
Mr.. Klaus shows bread made from his
second grade flour which compares favor
ably with that made from the best flour
sold in town.
Mr.. F. Many, of Red Bank, N. j., ar
rived on the eastern train yesterday, and
goes north to-day to visit his friends, Al
den and Waters.
Ed Decker has sold his cigars and to-
baccos to Turner s. Townsend, and his
candies to Mr.. Strout, and has gone out
of business
Those desiring to secure stock in the
quick about it if they expect to get it
without q premium.
The Dakota House had narrow escape
from fire Monday evening. A lamp
burst which was being lighted and the
flame was with difficulty subdued.
Bro. Taber is feeling down hearted be-
cause some one does not buy his feather
bed, and declares that he will not leave
the town until it is sold. Can't someone
help him out.
Judge Steinbach has commenced the
erection of new store, Ax6O in size, on
the corner of Fifth avenue and Third
street. His present quarters will be used
for storage purposes.
The party who left here last week for
Glendive to hunt the great American .bi-
son have returned, and according to their
stories they not only hunted it but sue
ceeded in killing it.
Jack Gray and party of seven from
Bradford, Pa, and Jamestown, N. Y,
started for the Cotcaus this afternoon for
season of sport among the game of that
beautiful region
Every one is invited to the Union Me-
moral services at the Presbyterian |
church, at 1880 O'Clock, Sabbath morn
ing. No morning service at the NJ. E.
church. Sabbath school as usual.
Frank Anzel, John Burr and Scrgt c. |
N. Pierson, of Fort Totten, having served
Uncle Sam faithfully for five years, have
received their discharge, and are now go
ing home fully satisfied with army life
Miss Minnie Lyon leaves to-day for
Winnipeg, Manitoba, where she will spend |
the winter with her uncle, NJ. p. Lyon,
leading wholesale merchant of that place.
Her many friends in jamestown wish her
pleasant visit.
regret to announce that the jamestown
Herald nnder the present management,
retires from the field of journalism. Over
lures made the proprietor by the leading