davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-04-07
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Der 2Iusrei6er SYn6 aus Bottom Ger Sonooner
poIt5et in Ole Pdnoe 9efalen.
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Oarb 8olt5eiitatton bat beute BEN i'm perz
9angenen December aus ser 8oltoner Sail
auSgebro6enen SODn s. 2Dnb, alias
Smitb, alias MfarOns, Derbaftet. 2pncb
lit elm ~befannter ~amertfanti6er @auner.
ST miro speifelSobne nadb ben Ser, Staaz
ten suriiGgebra6t tper0en.
, 1893-04-07
Nus Ponouras 1udti9.
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6 NJ Z. Q(nriI.

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trat ais 6lubling in M}anagua Elm. 0emz
ielben mllrbe bon Dem 8rGii0enten BON
9ftcardgua unb 6eIien Mtniiter 6eS Q(usz
tpdrtt9en Elm 3er5licber Gmpfan9 berettet
nno Der uncertainties @eianbte Sbonnon
feierte ben 8rdlaten nit etnem 0o11feft in
0eilen Serlalt etn Sooit ouf bic Gerbribez
run9 1no Den Sorti3ritt Der mittelamerifQz
"1lGsn ~5tepublttsn ausgebrac6t murDe. !
, 1893-04-07
Gin neues KapitoI fir Mtnnefoto.
6pei miQionen Dollars oafir bemiuiet.
Ct. g auI. W}tnn.. Z. 9[pl

VI p u U y IVFEFEF|I ~FPtTF'
Wftnne1ota betommt elm neues &opitol.
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8tu, wel9e i6on III lebter 8ocbe pom
6auie an8enommen mar, ebenfaus angez
nommen. Die bafitr auSgeieBte Summe
betrGgt So, OO0, 900, unb Der ncue @eiebz
sebungspolalt iou auf bemieIbeu 8laBe,
BEN Oas ieBige &apttoG etnnimmt, erri9tet
tDerben.
, 1893-04-07
Der 0etretoemarft.
Die Wei5eupreiie in &onoon uuo &iperpooI
fef.
Qpn0nn Z. 2lnri(.

Ser @etrei6emarft tpar beute friib tpenig
belebt. Sn 2tperpool MAJ Ser 0ei3enpreis
felt beh gutter Na6frage. 8ombaD uub
California Nei5en UNI IL @euce gefolz
len. WtatS nm IL 8cnce 9eiticgelt, bel
lebbafter 9ta6fra9e. 2onboner Gargo's
Don californti6em @eisen u%noerGnbert,
Ser fran5Oiii9e @etreibemarft lit ebenfauS
felt.
, 1893-04-07
8tfhof Kip 0~eitorben.
Stdott1hes.
Oas Wetter.

Scbnee itebt fir beute 9tacbt I'M obercn
Wttiitlitpptz un0 OfiiiOurte@ ebiet in NuSz
itdbt u1o elm erbeblicber Gemperaturfau i'm
gan5en mittleren Stromgebiet.
Sn SuinoiS itebt ititrmii3es, re9nerii3es
Netter 81 ertparten.
, 1893-04-07
Gin 9emaItt9er Sturm nit Shnee
Detter.
meri9en uno 6ebduoe bef460i9t.
SaIt safe, Utah, Z. Q(prtG.

9as gan5e Salt 2afezGboG pur6e beute
BON einem getpalttgen Sturm unii6er ge>
ma6t, benz ipGter Elm S9neefau folgte.
Sine W2enge 8Gume tpurben %enttpurSelt,
uno in BET Staot mur0en S6orniteine
berunter9etporfen, 6duier ab9eOeft, nn6
cine Menge Meniben mebr ober minOer
i3mer perleBt. Ser Sturm erreibte cine
@ei9ptuotgfett bon elmer Metle in Der
Stunbe.
, 1893-04-07
AusltdJtslofes Anternebmelt,
Die Qrbeiter=O r9oniiotionen weroen
Sen Gon9res
lin DeritaatIidure oes GeIeorapbens uno
Qelephonwefens eriuben.
50 N Nnrf Z 9lnri[.

Die rQmerican Seberatton Of 2a6or" bat
Die vgtationaI federation Of 2abor" gum
9emetniamen 6inpirfen auf bie llebers
nabme ocS Sele9rapben= un6 SeIepbon>
tpelenS ourb ben 8unb auf9efor6ert. Sorz
mulare Der besiigli6en Yelition tperoen an
ale QrbeiterzO rGaniiationen I'M Qanoe 3ur
Nus1itunng geibidt, unb ioQ Die Maiienz
petition Dem GongreB bel ieinem 0ieoerz
5uiammentritt unterbreitet perben.
, 1893-04-07
OYnamitattentate in 8oIipia.
DieieIben oen 2nardiften sur SAT- eelest
g z. 9lnriL.

ganoma z. 9tpriG,
Nus 8olipia liegen beunrubtgenoe Nac69
rtbten Dor. @egen bie 8obnun9 bo67
iteben0er 9eriOnlt6feiten tpur6en mieDerz
bolt 9Dnamitpatronen geibIeu6ert. Die
&e9ierung giebt iicb 8rOBe Mtiibe, Der 5bGter
babbaft 3D. tper6el1, un0 puroen peribie0ene
0ttt9lteber elmer gebeimen Gerbinoun9 bon
Nnarbtiten SeroacbtS baLber gefdn9ltcb eins
ge5ogen.
, 1893-04-07
3urit ferdinand Don 8uI9arien
Jn 8e9leitun9 Ger miniter Stombulof uno
6recoff sum Seiu3e in mien.
SO II, Z. Mpril

Der Shirt Ser6inanO BON 8ul9arien be-
ftnbet it6 nit leinem 8remtermtntiter
S%tambuloff, benz Sinan3miniiter @recoff
un6 sc. Betfoff in bieitQer Stabt.
, 1893-04-07
Oes Woroes 1buloi9 befunoen.

ct, QDutSr7. Npril.
Gbarles 0tSbom, tpelcber nit Soc 8il>
larb am 4. Nprtl 1892 S. q. 9regler, ben
@igentbimer zines Gigarrenla0enS in bieli7
ger Stabt, ermorbetc, purbe beute 6e8 Ser
brebens fir i6ulbig befunOen. Ser Mt0r@
Der lotpObl ais ietn SpieBgeieue ittb 9teger.
9Gs urtbetI miro ipGter pertitnOet weroen.
Gonaoiide Observation-Disclosures in
better Derfahun9.
Sttatpo a, Ont, Z. 2tpriI,
Ser 6iiLfSmtntiter Der 0ffentlicben Dir
6etten lit BON elmer SnipeftionSretie Der
QuarantGneitationen in BEN SeeprooinSen
5uritdgefebrt unb beri6tet, baB bteielben
gut auSgerititet itno un6 fir BEN 9ienit be-
rett iteben. Die Station auf @roiie SSle
lit cine Der beiteingericbteten berartigen
Statiouen in ser QSelt.
Stihof Hip 9eitorben.
San Trancisco, Z. Qpri(.
6eute Morgen, ipent9e Wtinutcn mach
3tpOlf ltbr, itarb bier Der 8iicbof g8iuiam
Sn9ra6am Slip. Setn Gnoe par Elm
i6mer5loieS.
, 1893-04-07
sc em gort, Z. Q(pril.

Gr@Senator @arner Wtiucr, 8rGiioent
Ser vgttcara9ua @anale@eieIi9aft," iteut
in Nbreoe, baB 8piic6en oteier ur6 Der Ste
9ierun9 bon Nttcaragua ernite 3mtitigteiten
auSgebro9en ieien.
, 1893-04-07
g e n t 0 II, Sos, Z. QlpriL.
MorrtlIton, DIRT, Z. N(pril.

Slanagan Gbornton, Ser 9teger, pelcber
am 9ienita8 in Wtantfee ben @onitabler
Bate ermOrOete, tpurbe 9eitern 2(benb nm
5ebn l1br bier perbaftet. Sn bonn Srte
beftnOet iib cine Wten9e 8em~affneter un6
man glaubt, baB Sbornton Dor Sa9esan>
5ru3 nod gelpncbt perben ptr0.
, 1893-04-07
Oe9en Die Cbolera.
Die rufiiide Re9ierun9 perIan9t
QerSte fir oie rerieudten
Be5irfe.

Sdredli6e 10th inter oen Sanern.
, 1893-04-07
9euerfhG6en.

Mtuneopo(ts, Wtnn,, 7, 2tprtl.
OeItern Q5gao branutc oas GomcQ
S6u(gebduo@ u.ooer. Nerluit $50, 600
8erii3eruu8 $lG,OOO.
Gt8tn, so, Z. 2tpril,
0eItern mut0e 6os @el9dft Der Strait IS.
g. Song in Ocue0a eiuGeQic5crt. Ger Sc
iammtoerluit betragt $4,000, lit ober
6urcb 8erii9erun8 O0ujg Geoedt. 0os
6euer entitan6 0ur9 bic GIplolion bon
0aloltn i'm Setter.
QBabai6, 3n0., Z. Q(pril.
@e1tern Worgen purOe bic Ga9emi6(e
bon So6n Seller in Ntc9 YaleO in bie1em
Gountp our6 6euer %3erit0rt. 8crluit $4,000,
obne Gerii6erun9.
Nemton, &aS., Z. 2tpril.
@eitern tpur6en bret OebGube an Der
WatnitraBe in 8ranb geitedt. 0oS 6euer
ent1tanb in s, @eigano'S Gi9arrenfabrit,
un6 oas gauge Waarenla9er i'm Mertbe bon
$4,000 purbe %Serit0rt, lit iebo6 burcb Ser
ii6erung p0utg 9ebe6t. Den ibDeriten
8erIuit erlitt g, 9ubn, beiien 8aarenpore
roth BON S6ubnert I'M 8etrage BON $4,000
bei3abt9t wurbe unb nibt Derlt6ert mar,
mabrfheinIih oem 2thter GYnd
perfdllen.
, 1893-04-07

Q(bonntrt auf ba8 2lbenbblatt Der Sainots
StaatS= 3eitung. 9reiS l Sent per drummer,
6 @ents per @oche.
, 1893-04-07
Gin Dement,.

Klein 5wift swiiden Der Nicaragua Canal
Gefelidaft urto DER o~ortieen Reeierune.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-09-28
Russian Cactus.

A gentleman who has been down the
500 line reports to the Valley City
Times-Record that on the right of way
of that road between Valley City and the
county line Russian cactus is growing
luxuriantly and that 1t is thickest
south of Fingal. The plant is yet green
and can be destroyed where it grows,
but few days will suffice to start it on
its career. The Russian cactus is in ap-
pearance similar to tumble weed"
but it's foliage Is armed with spikes or
thorns. After it becomes dry 1t is carried
by the wind over the prairie, and where
ever one of these spikes sticks into the
ground new plant will appear next
season. The attention of the 500 CON-
pany ought to be called to the matter,
as the company no doubt would be anx-
ious to have them removed.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-09-28

well, late cashier for the Northern Pa.
cific at Mandan. Auditor w. J. CALVIN
checked up the accounts of the Office last
Friday, and Mr.. Bardwell took the books
last Saturday. The cause of the removal
is not stated but believed to be because
OF differenceas to duty between Supt.
Phelan and Mr.. Greene.
Suit has been brought against the 500
railroad by Geo. Parker of Fessenden,
Wells county, for $4,000 damages for
injuries claimed by the plaintiff to have
been sustained while bucking snow near
Valley City last April. The pilot of the
engine struck tie which projected too
high, while the engine was going full
speed, throwing Engineer Parker against
the boiler head, a projection of which
injured him IN the small of the back. At
present Parker is a hotel keeper at
Fessenden. His attorney is S. L. Glas-
pell
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-09-28
Accidental Discharge of a Gun
in the Hands of a Boy
Playmate,
Results in the Death of Mrs,
LorenSon'S 5-Year O.d
Daughter.
Atty. CIaspell Takes a Conf
dent View of the County's
Tax Case.

The 5-year old daughter of Mrs.
Lorenson was instantly killed, about 5
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, by the
accidental discharge of shot gun in
the hands of playmate The tragedy
occurred at the home of N. E. Whipple,
southeast of Spiritwood station, where
Mrs. Lorenson and her little girl were
visiting. Ayoung brother of Mr.. Whipple,
about 8 years of age, secured the
gun from wagon in the
yard. where it had been left by another
brother, and took It in the house. Mrs.
Lorenson sat sewing IN the room where
the gun was brought, and asked the boy
it it was loaded, to which he replied in
the negative. Being busy at work, and
thinking the tirearm harmless the
lady permitted the children to play
with it, until shocked by its
sudden discharge. The charge penetrated
the little girls breast, over the heart,
causing instant death. The mother is halt
crazed by grief and the Whlpple family
feel deep remorse over the distressing
accident. As there we're several wit
nesses to the shooting. the coroner was
not called
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-09-28

Our Vienna correspondent is able to
contradict misleading report. 1t has
been said that q club Of men Of position
has been formed il that city for the as
sistance Of young women Of humble sta
ton who may aspire to marriage with
them. A new club has indeed come into
peing. but it is of qnite another sort. 1t
is club Of professed bachelors-a cell
bate order Of dandieS. 1t derives its
origin no doubt from a we'll known Lon
don institution which bears the same
name. But our Bachelors club binds its
members by no self denying ordinance
in regard to the future. and we believe
it demands not more than that candi-
dates shall have been single at one time
in their lives. That might be tolerated
as a passing condition, but it is a very
different thing to shut the door to re-
pentance forever.
The Viennese women are justly in
censed, and some threaten to retaliate by
forming another society pledged to a
stern refusal of all offers from the Bach
elors' club. This implies the belief that
the bachelors cannot possibly keep their
vows, and it proves to be in singular har-
hony with experience. They have broken
them by anticipation. An indignant wo-
man has openly charged the president
with frequent promises of marriage to
herself and has demanded his deposition.
In all probability the institution will
have to change its title and become tho
Sour Grapes. London Telegraph.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-09-28
The Valley Fair.

The work of organizing and complet.
ing the preliminarles necessary to put
the far on business footing is in prog.
ress, and was gong ahead as rapidly as
possible this afternoon. The next step
which it IS though best to take Is the
calling of meeting for the election of
officers and superintendents necessary to
properly carry on the project. The
securing OF efficient heads for the differ
ent departments is the first necessary
step, and the confirmation of the follow
ing who have been suggested to superin
tend the departments as Indicated:
David Russell, as superintendent OF
the horse exhibit; Clint Wade, Short
horns; Al. Sanford of Sykeston, sheep
and swine; B. F. Bigelow, poultry; E. NJ.
Sanford, agricultural; G. G.. Thomas,
dairylng; Mrs. 8. L. Glaspell, horticul-
ture; Mrs. j. }. Eddy, pantry and kitchen;
Mrs. E. D. Strong, woman's department;
T. S. Wadsworth, store and personal OK
hiblts; F. R. Vincent, machinery: H. c.
Hotchkiss, miscellaneous and building,
the same as last year; Mrs. E. W. Camp,
baby show, with an assistant to be ap.
pointed later and last but not least
Messrs. H. Helm and H. B. Wood, trot.
ting department.
Amusements are planned IN the way
of bicycle riding, military parade, school
children parade. base ball, tatterdema
lion, etc.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-09-28
STATE NEWS.

At the close of his gospel meetings in
Grand Forks, Evangelist Davidson will
take turn at the wicked in Fargo.
Threshing is very nearly completed in
this county, though number of crews
are still nusily engaged clearing up con-
tracts. The work has been rapidly ad-
vanced this season.
A young man living near Moorhead
wanted to get married SO bad that he is
reported to have stolen steer and sold
it to raise the fee for the preacher and
judge of probate.
j. W. McVey's threshlng machine,
granary, containing 1000 bushels of
wheat, and dwelling house, near Churchs
Ferry, we're consumed by fire last Satur-
day afternoon. The fire caught from
spark from his threshing engine. No in
surance.
An unsuccessful attempt was made at
Valley City Thursday morning to rob
the 500 express bus as 1t crossed
bridge near the city. The driver was
unarmed and escaped by Isshing his
horses free from the hands of the would
be robbers.
Recently at Mayville Sheriff w. K.
Seaver and his deputy, o. N. Anderson,
destroyed 80 barrels of bottled beer or
$500 bottles. This beer had been laying
there since the 3rd of last July, awaiting
the order of Judge Mcconnell to dispose
of the beer. At a retail price of 35 cents
per bottle, the customary price in pro-
hibition North Dakota, this beer would
have brought at retail about S., ,260.OO.
In commenting on the above the May
vile Farmer states that while the de-
structlon of this 50 barrels of beer was
going on there was beng sold indiscrim-
inately,-at no less than five different
places all within 200 feet from where the
wagon stood,-the same temperance
drink that these bottles contained.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-09-28
October Weather.

The chief of the weather bureau di.
rects the publication of the following
data, compiled from the record of obser.
vations for the month Of October, taken
at Bismarck station for a period Of nine.
teen years. 1t is believed that the facts
thus set forth will prove of interest to
the public, showing as they do the aver
age and extreme conditions of the more
important meteorological elements and
the range within which such variations
may be expected to keep during any cor.
responding month:
Temperature.-Mean or normal tenn.
perature, A degrees. The warmest Oc.
tober was that of 1892, with an average
of 40 degrees. The coolest October was
that of 1878, with an average of 40 de,
grees. The highest temperature during
any October was 88 degrees on 5th, 1879,
The lowest temperature during any Oc.
tober was degrees on 25tb, 1887. Aver.
age date on which first killing" frost
occurred lin autumn) Sept Is.
Precipitation (rain and melted snow,
Average for the moth l.10 inches
Average number Of days with .O1 Of an
inch or more, 7. The greatest monthly
precipitation was 3SS inches in 1888
The least monthly precipition was a
trace in 1889. The greatest amount OF
precipitation recorded in any "A consecu-
tive hours was 80 inches on the Goth
and 21st, 1883.
Clouds and Weather-Average mum.
Der Of cloudless days, II. Average num-
Of partly cloudy days. 10. Average
number Of cloudy days,8.
The prevailing winds have been from
the northwest. The highest velocity OF
the wind during any October was So
miles on 5th. 1876.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-09-28
Building Notes.

A residence is being erected by Mr.
Norris. on Main street, near NJ. Buckley
home.
Peter Peterson is building new house
in the vicinity Of the Northern Pacific
car shops.
The sidewalk IN front of Strong &
Chase's stores is undergoing the process
OF renewal.
J. E. Herbert has his new barn well
advanced, on the site of the one recently
destroyed by fire.
NJ. Conklin has recently constructed a
barn on Sixth street, north, for the bene.
fit of Kelleran & Past, who rent the prop
erty.
G.. E. Storms residence on Fourth
avenue, north, is rapidly nearing compile
ton and soon will be made ready for oc-
cupancy.
J. E. Anderson has secured plans and
is about to commence the erection Of a
new residence in the southwestern part
of the city, near Geo. McLain's. H. c.
Hotchkiss will probably have the con-
tract for the carpenter work.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-09-28
The Meetings Close.

The subject of Rev. Davidson's dis.
course at the Congregational church last
Thursday was appropriate to the occasion
and fitting close to the series OF meet
ings-"Thou art not far from the kingdom
Of God" About fifty persons have come
forward during the services, inquirers
after the better way. The series of
meetings have been quite success
full. though not as much so as the
meetings held three years ago, when the
attendance and results we're extraordin-
ary for city of this size. Those in
charge of the meetings have had no cause
to feel anything hut qualification at the
successful termination of their labore. II
circumstances would permit, the meet
lings would extend another week, as they
have heretofore, but Mr.. Davidson's
dates have been made such distance
ahead that he can not delay day, no
matter how much he may desire to.
In response to a special request Mrs
H. D. Adams sung the contralto solo
"Here and There" The words were es-
pecially appropriate, in view Of the two
recently taken from the community, and
the singers voice brought the words
home to the hearers with double mean
ing.
Here is the sorrow, the signing,
Here are the clouds and the Light,
Here is the sickness, the dying,
There are the life and the light;
Here is the sickness, the dying.
There are the life and the light.
Here are the locks growing hoary,
The glass with the vanishing sand.
There are the crowns and the glory,
The house that is not made with hands.
There are the crowns and the glory,
The house that is not made with hands
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-09-28
HAS HE BEEN HELD UP?
Mysterious Disappearance of Theo
dOre Mills.

Nys'erious Disappearance Of TheO-
dOre Mills.
Theodore Mills has not yet returned
to the city or to his farm, five miles east
Whether he is dead or alive, sane or de-
mented, absent by his own desire, or
otherwise, is mystery to his friends,
and source OF some anxiety to those
having business relations with him.
Mr.. Mills left jamestown two weeks ago
last Saturday morning, with the avowed
purpose of Stocking for some threshing
in the northern part of the county" He
drove horse and buggy, and is known
to have gone as far north as Darlington,
Foster county, where he was seen the
same Saturday evening. Since that
time nothing has been heard from him,
and no trace Of his movements has yet
been obtained. Mr.. Mills continued
absence occasioned no alarm until be
had been gone week, when fears of foul
play began to be entertained, and with
the lapse of a second week the mans dis,
appearance becomes more mysterious.
So many "hold-ups" have occurred in
the state this fall that it is feared Mills
may have been added to the list o.
victims, though no confirmation of this
theory has yet been found. It will bt
remembered that he suddenly disap
peared about year ago, going to Cali
fornia unannounced and returning in The
course of few weeks, and this circum
stance makes it more easy to believe thai
he will shortly put in an appearance
again-unless he has met with violence
Matters are running along as usual a
the farm, and Mills threshing crew il
still at work
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-09-28
Thanks the Ladies.

The following resolution was passed
at the last meeting of the Worlds fair
board of North Dakota, held in Chicago
on the 23rd INST: ...--
Whereas. Through the untiring efforts
Of the ladies OF North Dakota Columbian
clubs, a most creditable and compre-
henslve EXHIBIT of woman's work has
been made in our state building and in
the w0man's department proper, of the
culture and refinement that so univer-
sally predominates in the homes OF North
Dakota-attracting favorable comment
from both press and visitors to the
Columbian exposition; and,
Whereas, Had 1t not been for the
thorough and systematic efforts put
forth by the noble women of our state,
North Dakota could not have been so
attractively brought to the attention Of
the thousands of persons visiting the
fair.
Therefore, be it resolved, That the sin-
cere thanks of this board is hereby ten
dered the enterprislng ladies Of the
North Dakota Columbian clubs for their
untiring zeal and successful efforts in
bringing about this most favorable con-
dition OF affairs, and for the comfortable
and artistic furnishing which so hand
somely decorate the different rooms Of
our state building, supplied by them for
use during the Worlds fair without ex-
pense to the state.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolu-
tions be furnished each of the leading
newspapers OF the state for publication.
MARTIN HECTOR PreeiGent
D. r. MCG1NNIs, Secretary.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-09-28
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded in the office of the
register of deeds, since June 1st, 1898:
Wm. NJ. Lyon to S. X. McGinnie, admin
istrator's deed, dated April 29th, '92.
All Sections %, % and 33-l41-63.
Filed June 18th ............$ Sc, 72O.OO.
Isaac Lincoln to ]. $. Welnberger, q. c.
dated May 23rd. Sw4 22-137-63. Filed
July 9Th. ................... ..$l.OO.
Henry L. Lloyd to Mary J. l.. Schick, ".
d. dated July 3rd, Nw4 22-l39-63.
Filed July 10th. $4,000.
D. Nick. Lloyd ct al to Lloyd'sN National
Bank, W. d. dated July 3rd, filed July
10th. All 35-139-63. ....... $S,0OO.OO.
VIM. NJ Lloyd to Alliance Mortgage and
Investment Co., q. c. dated July 18th,
NH6-l39-65. Filed July 18th. .slOO.
D. NICK Lloyd ct al to VIM. Fl. Doughty,
v. d. dated April 9Th, D2. VIZ 6 and
NeL 7-l38-62. Filed July 5.h. .s5.OOO
Quit claim to above filed July 22nd.
VIM. M. Lloyd Jr., to W. H. Doughty
George F. Lutz to Jos. Wescom, W. d.,
dated July Oath, seA 12-l43-66. Filed elsS
Aug. 18th. .S|oO.
Isaac Lincoln to Frances Parke, q. c.,
dated Oct. 1st, 1892, Se4 3O-144-G
Filed Aug. 18th. h.................N N.U
U. s. to Vernon Cornwall, patent, SwA
22-13-43. Filed Sept. 9th.
Nicollet Bank vs. VIM. NJ. Lloyd. Lis
pendens, dated Sept. 18th, to recover
$4,000, with interest on $4,000 at 7
per cent from June 3Oth, and with IN
terest on $4,000 at per cent from
July 1lth, covering all property in
county Of Stutsman. Filed Sept. l4th.
James NJ. Lloyd to John w. Lloyd, y. d.,
July 26th, Se4 2-14O.3. Filed Sept.
18th. .......-.. .$l,oOU.0O
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1893-09-28

Races, better than any yet seen in the
city will be secured and with much less
expense than last year.
AS soon as possible meeting Of the
directors Of the old association will be
called, committees appointed and actual
work begun. Experienced men will be
put in charge of the various departments
and committees and organized work put
under way at the earliest possible date
The hearty support of every person
should be given the project.