Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-03-16

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cago would get their full returns for .
little liberality. This opinion was unan-
imously expressed by the other represen-
tatlves and the far northwestern roads,
and 1t was finally agreed to reduce rates
on immigrants outfits destined to points
on the Northern Pacific and Manltoba
roads $40 per car, taking effect April L.
Pioneer Press.
Real Estate BUSINESS.
The real estate business the past week
amounts to 5,5O5:A acres aggregatlng
$50 ,l65. IS IN lands, and lots q, ,436 max
ing total aggregate Of investments in
real estate amounting to s43, ,6Ol. .55. Fol-
lowing is list of the transfers:
Z to E 2 Day nwq sec !, tp $50, r so,
14s. A acres 91s5.55.,
U to John II Hartman nwq sec 20, tp
139, r 62, 100 acres, s4oo.
U.s. to p e Poulson wifi neg and wifi
seq sec "a, tp l42, r ga, 100 acres, s4OO.
US to J q Duff seq sec 2, tp IA, r 66
16O acres; s400.
U s to Edwin English nwq sec %, tp
1877, r IS, l6o acres, $500.
u to Roswell j. Mount neg sec "a, tp
l39, IS, 100 acres, $40O.
SIX McGlnnis to G W Ferguson, of
Richmond Ind, nwq and nbf seq and
n hf swq, and lots /, 2, 3 and 4 of sec q,
tp l4o, GA, 396.sO acres, sl5,s6O.
Horace Barnard of Brown Co Dakota,
to E P Wells s. Dudley, OF jamestown,
wifi sec II, tp l42, IS, 800 acres. 81 800.
Mary W Bush TO II Kerr lot $50
Jones & Vennum, 1925, contract.
Darlington s. Casey to J Il Kerr lois
IA and II blk p Darlington, $3.50, con-
tract. tpt
A M White to ID II Long lots % aud q
blk l, Pannell & Tileston's 8 add, 81. Quit
claim. a,t, .
Steinbach s. Lloyd to + f Jones, div
B, sec H, blk q, Highland Home ceme-
terry, $40. 4r a.e
NPRR to Geo Il Topllff of Brooklyn,
N Y, II Inf sec II, and all of sections q,
q and 33, tp l39, 6s, 2, ,240 acres, q, ,96O.
NPkR to Mary L Toplif of Brooklyn,
N Y, sec IS, tp l39, IS, $40 acres, e.
56O
w H Colby and wife to Lloyds, bank
ers, all of their one-third interest IN the
hf sec s. tp 13s, I 62, and all Of their
one-third interest in the Sc or sec II, tp
l3s, r 63, $50 acres, 81 200.
Il. j. Mount to Allen, Dodge & Fuller,
Sc or sec "a, tp l39, r IS, l6O acres, el,-
600.
Geo Lee and wife to Graham William
son, SC or sec l, tip 149, 81, l6O acres,
$1,000.
Graham Williamson and wife to Al
bertha K Lee, Sc or sec l. tp l49, + 81,
100 acres, 81 200.
w e White to John H Hartman lot l
blk 81, 5000.
Fritz Jansen to Geo knappe lot blk
II, Lloyd's lst add, $3.50.
w NJ Lloyd, ir, to Thomas Drlscoll, lot
s, blk "a, 5000.
The Elmlra IN. " Sunday Tidings of
March 4th warns its readers against the
''Dakota Colony Schemes" as it calls
them, and ADVISES the people to keep out
of them. We do not know what kind Of
colony schemes are being worked in that
country, and possibly some unprincipled
men are engaged in the business for their
own selfish interests and profit at the
expense and distress Of confiding people,
and wherever such can be found Dakota
will give larger reward for their ex-
pssure than any other country. The best
plan for colonies perhaps is for people Of
acquaintance to combine together and
come together for the pleasure of &C.
quaintance-sake and settle where they
please after they get here. They should
retain their individual independence, and
it is very foolish thing for them to do
otherwise. The only advantage in the
colony plan IS in being in the company of
old acquaintance and friends, and by
making up train getting cheaper rate
of transportation, and this any locality IN
the states can do through q representative
chosen from among their own number
For four years Ed Strong has been
found st his post in the store the proprie-
torship Of which now is Shoenberg Bros.
and during that time the store has chang
ed hands several times but each success.
sor seemed 10 regard the retention of Mr..
Strong as essential to the business and he
has been found at his post at all business
hours. But the commodore has decided
to go into business on his own account at
the new and thriving town Of Carrington,
and while jamestown will lose good
citizen his many friends will join IN wlsh-
ing him success IN his new departure,
| and will always welcome hir with .
| hearty good will on his visits to James
town. Mr.. E. NJ. Chase, book-keep.
| er of the firm of Schoenberg Rres., Joins
| Mr.. Strong in his business as partner,
and will also take his departure to thas
new field. Both being good BUSINESS
men their enterprise will hardly b less
than booming success.
| In the city election the general officers
will be elected by the people of the Whole
city and each ward will elect irs own
aldermen, Where meetings for the nom-
ination Of candidates are held The usasI
| eastom Is to hold ward cancuses for IL
nomination of aldermen and . geassal
| caucus for the nominat,on Of u ReneE.1