Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-10-20
lot 10 25xss feet, block 80, original town,

lou l5 zoXSS 1cet, DOCK ~, original town
s2,5o0.
John Bigham to Frank W Benjamin
sec 81 tp l4o, Ga, s6.4oo.
Taylor and Riley, to VIM. Huelstcr, sec
3, tp l39, IS, ee,4oo.
Mary G. Vermilye to Chas. Bird, lots
1876, 1877, 13S and 214 to 219 inclusive, 267
to 27O inclusive, all in Jones & Vennum's
addition, $3.50.
Klaus, Hager g. Haupt to Margaret El-
lott, lots l, 2, 3 and 4, block 2, Klaus &
Hager's park addition, 300.
Jas A Daley and wife to Addison
Trnnkey, sec 27, tp 1877, r 81, $4,000
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Anton Klaus is expected to return from
St. Paul to-day.
ALI should remember and attend the
club dance to night at eight O'Clock
sharp.
VIM. II. Dunno, the Jamestown real
estate boomer. returned from business
trip to Fargo yesterday.
A. G. Parkhurst ls now forlorn ovid
der" Mrs. p. having gone to Minnesota
to remain during the winter.
Rev. Dr. w. A. Newbold Of New York
will conduct the Episcopal service at the
court house Sunday morning at half-past
ten O'Clock.
Stockman Waller, accompanied by his
brotherJ. w. Waller, arrived from the
east yesterday. The gentleman will only
remain few days.
Another one of the Alert printers was
taken sick yesterday. If six or eight
more of the boys get SICK we will have to
dispense with setting type altogether.
A special train passed through here
last night containing q party of hunters
with their wives from New York and
New Jersey, known as the Starbuck
party.
The west bound train yesterday was
nearly five hours late, arriving here
about $50. The cause of the delay was a
locomotive off the track at Sauk Center,
MINI.
Sheriff McKechule will conclude that
reformers, like republics, arc ungrateful
He lost an entire night S sleep in securing
the papers to close up Elmer's place. and
now the Capital asserts that he only did
it to catch their votes,
Mr.. Prichard, the commercial operator,
has the thanks Of the Alert for favors
of which he has bestowed many since he
came to this place. BY his gentlemanly
manner Mr.. Prichard is already very pop
ular with our business men who have bus
mess with that office.
A young man named Vogle, who was
brought into town from the surveying
camp up northwest sick sometime ago,
died night before last and was buried
yesterday afternoon in Highland Home
cemetery. a brother was here with him
but his parents reside IN Minnesota.
There seems to be music in the air
The various elements are at war and the
present indications point toward a gener-
al upheaval of sin and lniqulty and in
the midst of all this local commotion the
Alert stands ready to bleed for tho crowd
that gets left. If there is anything that
it does like it is something sensational
If tanks were placed upon the bluffs
east of town, filled with water and con-
nected with hydrauts IN different parts Of
the city, VIC would be in possession of a
system Of water works equal to any IN the
country. The pressure would simply be
enormous while the system would be
economical and could be made self-sus-
taining.
Some time ago the Alert suggested that
in all probability Capt. Maratta Of Bis
marck would be condidate for council
on the democratic side. 1t now looks as
If those predictions were we'll founded,
for 1t is reported on good authority
that he will appear in the po-
lltical arena Of this district il just such a
capacity, and if possible secure the Office.
The captain has many personal friends in
both parties, and it is evident that upon
that fact hinges his hopes for success at
the polls,
Mr.. Fisher, Of Chicago, arrived yester-
| day and assumed the duties Of night opcr-
stoE at the depot. He Is an expert light
| ming manipulator and the Alert will now
get good press report, which We have
been praying for for several weeks and
! which corroborates Solomon where he
says, "lhe prayer of the righteous avail
| eth much;' but the truth of the matter is
| that good round "cussing. had more to
do in bringing about this result than
| prayers.