Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1891-06-11
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DIR. Langworthy of Corinne, was a
guest at the Capital house yesterday.
A young lady from Grafton was
brought to the asylum this morning for
treatment.
A farmer came into town yesterday
wearing fur coat. Yet the weather Is
just the thing for wheat.
NJ. Mattson of New Rockford, who was
formerly employed as salesman with n.
Fuld, was in jamestown last night.
A. j. Smith came down this afternoon
from Sykeston, where he has been look
ing over crop prospects on the farm.
There was good attendance and an
interesting program at the Catholic Lii
brary associations meeting last night.
Bishop Stanley came il on No. 3 last
night. He has been in Washington for
several weeks looking after the interests
OF Catholic Indian missions.
Rev. q. W. Wadsworth, brother of
Superintendent Wadsworth, who has
been visiting in jamestown, left for q
trip to the Pacific coast last night.
An insane patient from Devils Lake
was brought to the asylum this after
noon. He was in irons and was evidently
afflicted with violent form of insanity.
States Attorney Conklin, I. c. Wade
and Will and Ed. Cowan will 60 to
Valley City this afternoon where the
Cowan case will be tried before Judge
Rose. s. L. Glaspell will also 60 as at
torney for the Cowan's.
Rev. E. E. Saunders, grand counselor
of the grand lodge of I. o. G. T., of North
Dakota, visited the jamestown lodge last
evening and his clearance card was ac-
cepted and he became member OF the
local lodge, and was elected AL alternate
to the grand lodge. John Anderson was
elected delegate.
Fargo Republican: John Gllls-The
arrangements for the railroad employees
picnic at Detroit lake on June 9th are
progressing finely. It looks as If about
500 were going from the Dakota division.
Brainerd employees are going to have
their picnic there at the same time and
they will send about 1,20O.
The Eldridge base ball club will play
picked nine from the city on the Fifth
avenue grounds tomorrow afternoon.
There are some good players in the Ed.
ridge nine and an interesting game is ex
pected. The city nine will be composed
Of the following players: Nelson, Mar.
rel, Barrett, Buck, O'Hern, P. Blewett,
Helm, Poole and A. Wells.
The first train of fat stock from the
west went east last night, destined for
Sioux City, Iowa. The train consisted OF
13 cars and was run as special from
Washington. StOckmen of the west
seem to prefer the Northern Pacific
route, as this train of cattle started from
point nearer the Union Pacific, but
choose the Northern Pacific on account
OF it's excellent time ard facilities for
shipping.
Messrs. Goodsill and Klaus who are
manufacturing the brick for the Hunt
building and for the general trade, began
work Monday last, but the weather has
somewhat interfered with operations.
They intend to burn 100000 brick in the
first kiln. They promise to be the best
ever turned out at the yards. Mr.. Good.
sill says the clay is Of an excellent char
acter. A large amount of brick for the
first kiln has already been laid and work
on the remainder will be steadily contin-
ued if weather permits.
The various Fourth of July commit
tees met this morning at the Gladstone.
Representatives from the citizens meet
ing, the A. O. y. w. and Farmers alll-
ance were present. The Driving asso-
citation was not represented. 1t was de-
cided to postpone the celebration one
year. This action will insure full at
tendance at the Spiritwood lake encamp-
ment of the G. A. r. A large number of
people would have spent the Fourth at
the lake anyhow and If the city had de-
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