Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-02
n DAKOTA THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. l886-TEN PAGES.

was the funeral of the youngest child o.
Charles Creiger, who lives east of the city
about ten miles.
I Gen. Logan passed east last night. Ht
was accompanied by large party of la.
dies and gentlemen, among them the
ubiquitous and affable Auditor Caldwell
of Bismarck. The general shook hands
| with many admirers but declined to make
any remarks on account of the shortness
OF the stay. Judge Nlckeus, in behalf of
| the citizens, welcomed the senator in q
neat and complimentary OFF, hand speech
The senator is as straight in physique as
of yorc and his countenance, hair and
mustache bear no marks of changing
time. lie is evidently successfully cult
waiting his presidential advantage, and
Will appear before thousands in Mlnneap-
oils today, who will hail with delight the
sight OF this famous war general and be.
ligerent contestant for the right thing in
legislative a1rsirs, as we'll.
A telegram was received yesterday af-
ternoon from Montpelier, about eighteen
miles from here, announcing that attor-
ney Dodge had been accidentally shot
while out hunting. superintendent Ora
hams private car was sent down and
returned with Mr.. Dodge about half past
three. Mr.. Dodge proved not to have
been hurt as badly as was apprehcnded,
although some seventeen shot from a
charge fired by d. q. Buck at prairie
chicken had lodged in his person, one
passing through the cheek, two IN the
wrist, and a number in the thigh and
arm. DR.. DePuy and DR.. Vidal of Val
ley City attended him, and last night he
was as comfortable as could be expected
| under the circumstances. Two of the
shot, which were No. slxcs, were extract
cd and the remainder will be carried for
while as souvenirs. He says he IS a
little battered but still in the ring for
the council.
E,om Thursdays Daily.
John Nichols reports the yield of a
piece of his wheat at eleven bushels per
acre, and calls 1t good.
Rev. J. II. Hartman united IN marriage
yesterday afternoon Goddherd Spangler
and Ellen Hutchinson both of this city
Little Casino, notorious woman of
Bismarck, is jailed in Chicago for at
tempting the abduction of two working
girls of that city.
G. X. Wing, Darlington, assessor of
Foster county, is in the city. Mrs. Wing
accompanied him here but went on to
Minneapolis Tuesday evening.
Ii you desire to possess a beautiful
complexion take Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t
cleanses and puriies the blood, and re-
moves blotches and plmples, making the
skin smooth and clear, and giving 1t a
bright and healthy appearance. Take it
this month.
The longest and heaviest trains ever
pulled over the Northern Pacific are now
in passage. Every coach..is crowded both
ways, and the trains frequently consist
of three and four baggage and mail cars
and eight and ten coaches and sleepers
Hon. VIM. Glass, of the Cooperstown
law firm of Glass & MacLaren, was look.
ing after legal matters here yesterday.
He is of the opinion that Editor Adams,
of the Courier, can more easily enter the
halls of the legislature than any other
man from Griggs county. The only diff
Guilty appears in the unwillingness OF the
candidate to enter the field.
Mrs. DR.. Vidal favored the large and
select company of guests at the Lloyd
reception Tuesday night with few Of
her choicest literary selections. Mrs.
Vidal has made many admirers IN James
town by her courtesy in illustrating the
delights of literature and the drama,
wherein she is something more than an
accomplished amateur.
The brother of the late Frank Finnie,
who was wired at Madison, u. T., the
news of the recent lamentable tragedy,
has arrived in the city, and will take
charge of his brothers estate. Mr.. Rehill
Will continue work on the sub contracts
of the firm, and John Waller, as admin
strator, will look after Mr. Finnic's inter-
ests. J. B. johnson has charge or the
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