Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-09-26

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The ticket which every straight repub-
lican will vote is-Frye, Wade, Milsted,
Hewitt and Branch.
The agent of Ex-P President Hayes farm,
near Bismarck is disposing of all chattel
property at public sale.
The baby show which was to have been
given Friday evening Of this week. has
been postponed for short time. =.
H. W. Shaw, who will again take up
his residence in jamestown, was an east
bound passenger this afternoon.
E. G. Bowman started this afternoon
on an eastern trip of months duration.
He will visit Pennsylvania relatives.
Hon. Alfred Dickey is at home again
after protracted canvass of North Da-
kota in the interests of the republican
state ticket.
J. w. Sheridan left this afternoon for
St. Paul. He will make arrangements
for at once entering upon his Sioux Falls
business venture.
VIM. Walton, formerly a resident of
jamestown. is in the city today. He has
been located at North6eld, MINI, where
he has been doing well in the cigar man
ufacturing line for several years.
J. M. Trenary and family will ma kea
trip to Illinois this winter, but will prob
ably return in the spring. Mr.. Trenary
has large farming and milling interests
there which demand his attention.
O.. III. Hewitt came from a family OF
lawyers. HIS father, Hon. Benz. Hewitt,
is one of the prominent and successful
men of Pennsylvania. 1t elected Judge,
Mr.. Hewitt will be credit to the bench,
and an example for young attorneys to
consider.
Don't lose sight of T. f. Branch, the
republican candidate for clerk OF court.
Unlike his opponent, where Mr.. Branch
is known 1t is to his advantage. Watch
Branch's vote; it will surprise even him
self, by its size.
The celebrated Liberati band which
has been playing at the Minneapolis ex-
position, went to Portland this week. On
their return trip it may be possible that
this fine musical organization Will stop at
jamestown and give one OF ITS famous
concerts.
Bailey Fuller has stopped trading
horses for brief season and is dealing
now exclusive in "mules"-of the late
Barnum's breed. 1t IS reported that
we'll secured notes are what he offers in
exchange for these sons of donkeys.
The Tired feeling is entirely overcome
by Hoods Sarsaparilla. which creates an
appetite, rouses the liver, cures, head
ache. and gives renewed strength and
vieor to the whole body. Be sure to
get Hoods Sarsaparllla. which is
peculiar to itself. Sold by ali druggists.
Stutsman county expects something OF
her representatives in the legislature.
Now, in all fairness, The Alert puts the
question to the voters, viz: Who will be
able to do tie most for you, Frye Or ful-
Ter? 1t is unnecessary for The Alert to
answer; everybody will say Frye.
No. was three hours late this morn
ing. An accident on the Minnesota dl-
| vision caused the delay. The engineer
and fireman on the switch engine at
| Glyndon went to sleep on their engine
| and the passenger. not being able to pass
on the same track. slight collision re-
suited.
Mrs. VIII. Gates presented her hus-
band with twins yesterday. Both OF the
little ones are boys. One weighs seven
pounds and the other half pound
heavier. Mr. Gates, who is one of the
most popular Northern Pacific engineers.
is Justly proud of this double addition to
his family.
The new Methodist church at Spirit
wood will be dedicated next Sunday
afternoon at $50 D. m. All the James
town people who desire to attend this
most impressive service can do so by
going out on the east bound train, which
leaves here at p. m., and can return in
the evening on the local.
O.. H. Bennett. the oratorical young
farmer who attracted public attention
to himself by his speech nominating
John Milsted in the county convention,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Bennett
has been putting up hay near Windsor
all the fall. He has several hundred
head of sheep. which he will winter there.
Windsor being his postotfice. Mr. Ben
net is one of the most active and promls-
ing young republicans in the coLnty and
will be heard from in the future.
A boy and young fox have been seen
at the depot for several days. The kid
offers his fox For sale for one dollar. but
the buyer would have to be able 10 de-
vote most OF his time and personal at
tention TO keep Reynard from getting
away after he got him. The little rascal
puts up the most surprising and 1ntelh-
gent schemes to escape. A number OF
town trotters were yesterday diligently
observing master fox, trying to get some
poir tiers from him.
John Milste5. whom the republicans
are going to elect to the Legislature,
comes from the western part OF the coun-
". That section has never had any rep
resentation. nev-r even had a county Off
cial. and they feel pardonable pride