Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1886-09-09
CLTYNEW W;S.
From SATURDAYS Dali

HoratiO Kelley has rented the old post
Office building and will soon open up with
stock of feed, etc.
Fargo bakers have agreed to sell SIN
gle loaf for 7c., 16 loaves for one dollar.
4 Hotels and boarding houses, Sc. a ,oaf.
Henry Laughlin Will leave today for
Potsville, Iowa. Mr.. Laughlin's father,
who is in the city will return with HIM.
Mr.. j. W. Richter, of Tiffany, formerly
of Niagara, Dak., is erecting large
warehouse at Sheyenne station, twelve
miles north of this city. He will also put
in large stock of general merchandise
and secure postoft1ce at the above
named place.-[New Rockford Trans
cript.
The city and county treasurers have
monopollzed the entire Alert force for
the past week and the newspaper part of
both Daily and Weekly issues has suf-
fered accordingly. The delinquent tax
lists arc published in the Weekly in full
and extra copies can be had at the count
ing room.
A thresher and two stacks Of wheat be-
longing to the O'Brien farm were burned
on the Oath ult. The fire was caused by
sparks from the engine. Although every
effort was made to save the separator the
wind was too fierce and the straw was too
dry. MIR. Craig has already purchased a
ne W outfit and will soon be at work again.
|-Splritwood Bugle.
MI. Hanley of Champaign Co., ILL.,,
who has been in the city and county
several weeks, looking after his various
interests, left last night for the east. Mr.
Hanley is more than satisfied with the
outcome of his investments in Stutsman
county. On one piece of $50 acres he
threshed out something over 3 600 bushels
of wheat, an average yield of twenty
bushels.
The old established wood and coal firm
of Morris & McCIlntock has dissolved,
Mr.. McClintock retiring from the firm
to devote his attention to other large in
terests. The business will be carried on
at the old stand by Mr.. Morris, and Mr..
McClintock bespeaks for his old partner
and successor, the same patronage that
the public has heretofore been pleased
to bestow on the firm.
Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater has broken
loose again and the Valley City Times
has met him for it says: ''Peter Hen
richs, of the jamestown Bottllng House
of Henrichs and Clark, is devout mis-
sionary IN spreading the liquid virtues of
Dakota barley. The beer from their
crystal springs and Dakota's brightest
barley makes the heart of the truly good
editor leap for joy. From the snow
capped Rockies on the west to the pebbly
strands of the unsalted seas on the east,
the jamestown bottled beer for either the
feeble and frail, or sturdy and strong is
known as the purest and best of its kind.
Let us hope that the style of Peters, like
Peter The Great, Peter Cooper ana Pete,
Henrlchs are kind of Peters that won,
''peter out" In our day"
Arrangements have been made where.
by an address will be delivered by Mr.
George T. Angel of Boston in the Pres
byterlan church Sunday evening. Mr.
Angel addressed last winter slxty-one Of
the large high and grammar schools Of
Boston, averaging from five hundred tc
one thousand pupils each. Winter be.
fore last he addressed large part of the
schools of New Orleans and also those Of
Jacksonville and st. Augustine, Fla. He
has given most of his time and some
thousands of dollars during the past
eighteen years IN organizing IN various
states humane societies for the protection
of ANIMALS, the last being the "North
Dakota Humane Society" recently or
ganized at Fargo. He has also addressed
the legislatures of various states and hun.
dreds of audiences IN various parts of the
country on week days and Sundays. His
subject here will be "the relations oi
ANIMALS that can speak to those that are
dumb" MIR. Angel gives his tlme-pays
his own expenses and only asks the peo.
ple to come out and hear him.