Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-04-22

Mr.. Smith, Of Frederick, OAK, an Ole
time friend of Postmanter Kelley was il
the city. Mr.. Smith has been attending
the Miles City cattle convention and hal
large ranch near Frederick.
I A fine line of neck wear to select from
at Dole g. Lieber's.
The Triumph seeder is the lightest run
ming, and best made seeder in the market
l haye two of them left that will sell al
cost rather than carry them over.
J. j, WHITE, Farm machinery.
Ladies you can save money by buying
your shoes at Dole & Lieber's.
1t is dusty enough on the streets for the
sprinkler. Merchants have their stores
filled with dirt, and goods ruined. Citl-
zens suffer the same annoyance in private
houses. The cleanliness of the city re-.
quires the sprinkler by all means.
The place to buy fine shoes, hats, caps
and furnishing goods is at Dole g. Lie
ber's.
DIR. D. W. Carley, OF Boscobel, Wis !,
was in the city today. The doctor has a
fine farm north of Spirtwood, and is SOW
ing his share of No. Hard. He will re-
main while in the valley before return
ing to his home in Wisconsin.
WANTED-A dining room girl at the
Northern Pacific house.
The case of NJ. p. Kennedy against the
Dakota insurance compauy still holds the
boards al the court, and Messls aollem-
beck & Wright and Nickeus g. Baldwin
are dong the artistic dramatic work, with
the fat and jolly w. II. England as stage
manager. The case will be continued to-
day.
Col Erhart was greeting friends At the
depot last night on his way to st. Paul.
Tomorrow evening the ladies Of the NJ.
E. Church will give an Easter social at
Mr.. Jacobs building on Fourth avenue,
lately occupied by Frank Brown. Sup
per will be served from to 10 p m., and
an unusually enjoyable time is ant,cipa.
ted. The ladies arc to bring along easter
eggs with their names blown on the out
side. For what purpose this is intended
could not be learned. but it Is supposed
TO be part of very attractive programme,
which has been arranged for the occasion.
Fine growing red raspberry plants for
sale at one dollar per hundred.
Is. S. RUSSELL.
Mr.. Bingham of Fargo, has rented the
large store of Alden & Waters at New
Rockford, formerly occupied by Strong 4
Chase, and will put IN large stock Of
general merchandise. He has bought
out the store that was started by w. q.
Judd, the Fargo hardware man, snd pro-
poses to run big business. New Rock
ford is a good point and Mr.. Bingham
will do well.
WANTED--A girl to do general house.
work in small private family at Grand
Rapids. Good wages will be paid. also
fare to Grand Rapids. Apply to Fl. L.
Hall, Grand Rapids.
The neat and tidy appearance of the
streets has been the subject of general
comment for several days past The
street and bridge committee in their re-
port 70 the city fathers, stated that but
little work would be required to put the
streets in excellent condition. That little
is being we'll done, and under the watch
full care of chairman Driscoll, winters &C
cumula:ed rubbish is disappearing. stones
are being cleared up, holes filed up, and
streets are as smooth and
hard as the finest macadamizcd boule-
wards of the eastern cities.
n few more Welcome oats left at j.
w. Sheridan's.
FoR SALE-A small Mosler safe. Ap-
ply at Alert Office.