Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-10-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
John j. Nicrllng will get home by a
handsome majority.
The several dllapidated crossings should
be repaired before the gentle snow flakes
fall
DR.. Baldwin presented Joe Freeman
with an elegant smoking set last even.
Ing. .
Geo. Vennum will give some attention
to the real estate business during the COM
ing year.
F. NJ. Conehay has so far recovered
from his recent attack of sickness as to be
out on the street.
L. 6. Taylor foreman of the Capital
office, returned yesterday from visit of
several weeks in Ohio.
Mr.. Carrington, Of the town of Car
rington, IS about to erect fine school
house at that coming city.
L. B. Miner has the reputation among
the bankers of this place as being one of
the best bookkeepers in the Northwest.
Herbert, the Alert carrier boy who has
been dangerously ill during the past few
weeks is gradually regaining his health.
o. Donnell, who was sent to Jail in de-
fault of bail Wednesday afternoon, gave
security yesterday and was released from
custody. ...
1t is intimated that Hon. D. NJ. Kelle-
her will run for the council against Mr..
Nickeus, who will be elected, and don't
you forget it. D. NJ, you are just little
too late.
W. W. Dudley, Of the James River Ma
ton bank, will accompany the remains
of Mr.. Thompson as far as Chicago, and,
in case he does not meet other parties at
that point, he will go on to New York.
John Moore is rapidly gaining strength.
The people are beginning to see where
they would make great mistake BY re-
electing his opponent. A man must have
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recommend him to the people.
The death of Mr.. Thompson fell like a
pail upon the town yesterday even
ing. The strong and robust man of only
few weeks ago being now laid low IN
death, admonishes US that nothing is
more uncertain than human life.
G. W. Venuum has just received two
fine specimens of the shepherd dog, male
and female, one from Philadelphia and
the other from the ennel of n. H..
Paaren, at Chicago. They are splendid
specimens of that highly valued class of
the canine race, and are to he used on
Vcnnums sheep ranch northeast of
town.
l. G. Wade, one of the best educated
attorneys in Jamestown, and secretary of
the board of trade of this city, has entered
into the real estate business and will in the
future devote large portion of his time
to that line of traffic. Mr.. Wade has the
good fortune to be exclusively interested
in the promising and ever booming city
of Aberdeen and IS offering lots in that
place at very reasonable figure.
The hunting party, known as the Mar
BILE Family, of Massachusetts,, returned IN
their special cars by the east bound train
yesterday. They went out, as will be re-
memtcred, about three weeks ago, and
have been enjoying the recreation of hunt
ing and fishing on the Little Missouri and
Yellowstone in Montana On their return
yesterday they had variety Of game, con.
sisting of deer, antelope, geese, ducks,
sc. hung up on the front of their Car.
A "roadster," with several finger
lengths of booze in his neck, called at the
Alert between II and O'Clock last nigh,
and informed US that he had been on,
west on an inspecting tour of the country
and was on his way back east to write il
up. He said he was travelling on a spe-
cial train of thirteen box cars, and that
he had to keep himself little shady
when the train stopped so as not to be
| interrupted ty the conductor who might
mistake him for an ordinary traveller and
offend HIM by demanding railroad fare
Messrs. D. Furrer, merchant, X. B.
Samuel, farmer, and DR.. J. H. Walker,
all of the village of Easton, Mason Co.,
| H., arrived in Jamestown on the west
bound train yesterday. They are on a
prospecting tour, highly pleased with the
country, and the Alert would not be sur
prised if Dakota would catch about three
bonanza wheat growers from that crowd.
Mr.. Furrer says he never believed, and
never would have believed without see
| ing for himself, that there was 'such
a country lying out Doors as this, and he
has been over no small part of the world
before, having come, from Germany and
| travelled all over the south as a soldier
during the war of the rebellion. They
intend to spend several days In looking
about the country with view 10 the pur-
chase of lands, and strongly talk of be-
coming citizens Of Dakota IN the near fu-
ture.
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