Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1894-12-06
l+ols Present Their Guests
and Patrons With Elabor-
ate Dinners.
From Fridays Daily.

lures of the evening. The gentlemen
re not made aware of the presence of
HES in the house until after all had
thered, when the presence OF femin-
Gty was revealed by dulcet strains Of
nslc issuing from AN adjoining room
vel scheme for the choice of partners
supper was carried out amid much
erriment. The gentleman's prize for
10 best euchre player was awarded TO
B. S. Trimble, and the best lady
layer to Miss Corneille Smith
The Gladstone 1894 Thanksgiving
bread from to yesterday was huge
nccass in every particular. The menu
ard from which the guests were invited
oselect asumptuous repast was beau'i-
al souvenir. the yonng lady in the fore
round holding d bundle Of late autumn
owers, and clad IN wind-swept gown,
Ias typical of the warm mellow day.
The vlands abounded in oysters. fish,
Eame, roasts and vegetables, pastry and
Desert, with side dishes nnnmerab!e,
III prepared in elegant style by the hotel
hef It was fine repast, worthy the ef-
orts of the entertainers, Klaus e. Rat
Einger.
The following is the menu served to
Gladstone guests:
MENU.
stony Creek Oysters.
ConSomme Il rCobert
Celery Salted Almonds Queen Olives
Baked Columbia River Salmon, in Sherry.
Partisan Potatoes
capon with Salt Pork, oyster Sauce
Sugar Cured Ham, Champagne Sauce
Fllet of Spring Chicken Sauce Madeira
Pate Of Goose livers, la Strasbourg
POtted Pigeon, with Mushrooms
Charlotte Of Apricots, au Rum
Roman Punch
siroin of Prime Beef. Demi Glace
Young Turkey, Stuffed, Cranberry Sauce
Domestic Goose, Apple Sauce
Haunch of Antelope. Currant Jelly
Pineapple Salad
Mashed Potatoes Baked Sweet Potatoes
Asparagus, Cream Sauce French feaS
Mince Fie Lemon Pie
Orange sey E's'"e Ice c'es@ Assorted Cake
California Fruit Mixed Nuts French Candies
New York York Fnll me, Cream cheese Water Crackers era
The dinner prepared for the guests OF
the Capital hotel was fully up to the
standard of excellence of those for which
Landlords Ingraham e Son have made
for themselves reputation. Dinner was
served from II to 3 o'clock and in the
elaborate menu could be found enough
OF the substantials and dellcacies to
tickle the palate OF anyone.
The Headquarters and Commercial
hotels each set before their guests and
regular patrons the time e-honored turkey,
prepared in The most delectable manner.
lhe restaurants and boarding houses,
wherever the transient or regular
"boarder' took his dinner yesterday.
presented their guests with an elaborate
oil OF fare, and it must, indeed have been
difficult person to please, who, IN the
large variety and 10 the toothsome manner
IN which the dishes were prepared, could
tud fault.
The usual union Thanksgiving services
were held yesterday at the Presbyterian
church, the annual sermon being de.
hVered by the pastor. Rev. E. w. Thom-
son. His talk was of practical charac-
ter and related to temporal as we'll as to
Spiritual affairs. He referred to
the outcome OF the strike last sum
mer and the late political upheaval.
lie made the rather parato1ical state.
ment that the strike was success,
because it was unsuccessful; effects OF
The strike would be beneficial. He also
referred to the great political changes.
de did not think that any great ad-
vantage would result simply because the
republicans had gotten into power again.
No party can long MAINTAIN itself, he
held, unless it reckoned with the moral
forces Of society, and that II they didn't
reckon with these forces he did not have
very much faith in the conversion OF the
great political parties; he wanted them
to take stand on the prohibition ques-
ton. Music for the occasion was fur
nished by the choir OF the church.