Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1891-06-18

NO 4C
are liable to be called down by q chsl.
lenRe from Charley Porter and his nine
Of north side Juveniles.
Fred Snore, the we'll known ex.sheri6
and old timer of Benson county, came in
from Minnesota last night with car
load OF horses. which he is taking to
Minnewaukan for sale.
Geo. L. Webster returned last night
from Charlottesville, Indiana, where he
Georges friends are glad to learn that he
left her much improved.
Dr. Richmond came down from Ed
munds today to attend meeting OF the
board OF pension examiners. All the
members OF the board are present and
three applicants are to be examined.
The jury in the Newberry case at
Fargo brought in verdict of guilty.
Sentence will be pronounced tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. 1t is thought at
Fargo that he will get ten years SEN
tence.
William Steinbach OF New Rockford,
brother of Anton Steinbach, has been
visiting in jamestown few days, also at
Anton Lorens' of Spiritwood lake. Mr..
Steinbach is looking for stray mare
that he thinks has gone east into Griggs
county.
Sheep can not stand rain, aud farmers
ought to provide straw sheds or shelter
for their flocks during the rainy weather
that North Dakota is now experiencing.
Sheds are necessity on farm where
sheep are kept.
At the ball game yesterday G. D. Buck,
one of the jamestown players, met with
a painful accident. He Was at bat when
a foul ran up the club and shot OF,
striking him below the eye. He went to
first base and swooned as soon as he
reached there. The injury is not thought
to be serioue.
Sunday, the 2Sth, there will be held an
all day meeting at Ypsllanti in the grove
near by. Presiding Elder Sheckler will
be present and preach, also Rev. r. A.
Sadlier of Spiritwood. There will be at
least three services during the day. The
public generally, and members of all de-
nominations are cordially invited to
attend.
j. E. Bellivou has rented the place
formerly occupied by L. Blum and pur-
chased Blum's billiard and pool tables.
The room will be renovated, pspered
and painted and Mr.. Bellivou will move
into it with his stock of cigars and to.
baccos about July 1st. He expects to
make it one of the most attractive places
in the city.
A barn on George Joos' place was bad
ly damaged during the last wind storm.
It is said that the storm was very
violent there and regular cyclone COW
ering a width of about 40 feet. 1t is re-
lated, and readers can take it for what it
is worth. that big 200 pound piece of
iron was lifted up and carried, by the
wind, distance of several hundred feet.
Fargo Republican: Six parties-James
Kennedy, Harry O'Neil, A. Cant,eny,
John Mason, Martin Holte and John
Haas-have been placed under $1,000
bonds in each case, to appear in court
when called upon by the powers that be.
Deponent saith not what the charges
against the gentlemen are, but there is q
suspicion that the pop they have been
selling was little strong for prohlbi-
tion beverage.
The Manitoba wave was hot one this
time. The warm weather felt in this
part of the northwest Friday, Saturday
and Sunday, and which eliminated in a
general rain and electric storm Sunday
night, reached New York and New Eng
land Monday and Tuesday. The ther-
mometer in New York went up to SO and
in Providence, r. L., registered 1O7.
Monday broke the record as the hottest
day ever recorded in New York in June.
lam an old man and have been con-
stant sufferer with catarrh for the last
ton years. I am entirely cured by the
use OF Ely's Cream Balm. It is strange
that so simple remedy will cure such
a stubborn disease.-Henry Billings, q.
S. peusion attorney, Washington, d. G.
For eight years I have suffered from ca
tarrh, which affected my eyes and hear
ing; have employed many physicians
without relief. am now on my second
bottle OF Elys Cream Balm, and feel con-
fdent of complete cure.-Mary G.
Thompson, Cerro Gordo III.
A big delegation of jamestown people
started for Fargo last night to take IN
the tournament sights. Among them
we're Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Schwellen bach,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos Poole, Miss Edna
Proctor. Mrs. P. NJ. Garrigan, Rev. VIM.
Gibb. Manager Gus Liebe1 of the band
Will Gleason and the following members
of the band Messrs. John Tunstall.
leader, Ralph Davidson, Clate Smith,
Lambert Smith, r. G: Thorold, Tom
Withnell, Geo. Holgate, Bert Proctor,
Guy Porter and Harry Croseley.
Dauson sent nina biz, farm hands out