Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1884-11-27
What our Exchanges say Oh Various
Subjects.

What our Exchanges say on various
Subjects.
Perhaps the largest democratic demon
stratlon ever witnessed in Dakota terrific
ry was that which was made in Bismarck
Monday. The buildings owned or occu
pied oy democrats were all decorated pre-
fusely, and the faithful few who have
been dancing around on the outsldei for
twenty!our years, all of IL em and several
more were out last night IN the greatest
democratic celebration ever witnessed in
Dakota. The decorations were beautiful.
Streamers and banners waived gaily from
windows and signs. a string of small
Tags with large flag in the center, were
stretched from the Weste: n Union tele-
egraph Office to the Bismarck National
bank block, and over the large flag in the
center was life size portrait of Cleve-
land. The Mandan democrats came over
IN a special train and joined IN the dem
oustration. They were an important part
of the procession, and were rewarded by
having the greater portion of the Bis.
marck paraders accompany them home
and JOIN them in a celebration at later
hour Bismarck Tribune.
1t is claimed that some of the men cleo
ted to the Legislature from South Dakota,
tuesday, are in favor of the Legislature
paying the expenses Of the state convep-
ton that met at Sioux Falls that made a
constitution and run sort of election
This Will take $4,000 There Will be a
good many attempts to form combinations
t, put jobs through the legislature st.
Paul Globe.
4 business man in town who expericn.
ces some little difficulty, nova days to
collect money, is considering the desira-
bility of looking out for smart lady col
lect or. He has an idea that when lady
calls upon the head Of household or the
head OF business csta 0lishment and pre-
sents q bill for payment, she will not be
so likely to receive stand off as man
would. Unfortunately there are some folks
who, 1t matters not how much money
they may have on hand, have decided
aversion to paying it out. But the win
some smiles of a lady collector, or in
some cases the persuasive frown of the
same feminine face, might be expected to
work wonders. We shall watch the cx-
pertinent with Interest If it is ever adopt
Pioneer.
~ Jacob Brauch returned yesterday from
q visit to the pork infected districts of
Clay county. He reports the affair much
more serious than at first supposed. The
disease is not hog cholera, but a malady
much moe offensive and just as fatal. 1t
seems TO be disease that affects the
blood Of the animal and poisons the entire
system, affecting it with sort Of living
death, and rendering it a hideous subject
to losk upon.-Press and Oak kota!an
\ party of four, consisting Of Messrs.
Isaac Osborne and son, Ed Goss and A..
Il. Morse to-day launched fiat boat on
which had Uccn constructed house, and
Saturday afternoon started on their trip
down the river, intending to make for
Omaha. The party arc we'll equipped for
the voyage, being we'll provisioned and
having an abundance of ammunition and
firearms. They were all provided with a
small row boat, and Will undoubte lily Sc
sure considerable game during the trip
Pierre Recorder.
1t is rumored that trains will stop on the
Cooperstown branch about January lst.
We hope this IS not true. We have very
sensibly acquiesced in the economical man
agement of the road, and not kick has
gone up from the terminal town, in the
hope that the expenses would be so light
that tho company could accommodate the
people without bankruptlng itself In
Wow Of the fact that the country is yet
full of wheat, and the farmers so pros
porous as to make all active winters
trade and travel certain, we hardly credit
the snow bound report-Cooperstown
Courier.
The following IS the way the Madison.
Dak., Leader expresses Its qualification
over the election Of Cleveland and Hen
bricks: He, he, ha, ha, ha, no, ho, no,
haw, haw, haw, he, he, he, ha, ha, ha,
ho, no, no. ha- ha, ha-ha, II A-V
H-A-W,! H-A-W -!
Pickering Will LanguiSh.