Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1895-09-26
Large List of Fast Horses in the Stables. s.--Bcyce
Races of Interest.
Showing of Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Poultry.---
Exhibits from Abroad.
Special Trains Arrive and Bring Crowded Coaches.
Amusements.

for the free.for-alI and Martin in the
800 class.
"Babe" Daubner. of Fargo, brings
Ralphwood here this fall accompanied
by Texas McGregor, Maud B and Count
Tolstoi. The Count was formerly own
ed by Harry Helm of this city. Ralph
wood mixes in the free-for-all with the
best of 'em, while Texas goes in the 2:35
trot or pace, Count in the 2:45 trot and
Maud in the 2:25.
Fargo has other representatives here
in Milton and Abdallah, with marks of
2:16 and 2:26 respectively. The horses
are owned by Johnny" Hass, who came
in today. Milton is entered in the free
for all and Abdsllah in the 2:25.
Wellgate, running horse from Brittle
in the Shosl Lake District, Manitoba, is
here 10 care of its owner, A. Yeandle.
They came overland to Grand FORKS
nearly 300 m,les-and captured the mile
race last week.
Another running horse from country
OF good horses, is Margurite, owned BY
Charlie McDoueal Of Calgary, Alberta,
Northwest Territory. Her owner ar
rived too late to attend the Grand Forks
meet, SO continued his thousand mile
journey to this place.
Minneapolis sends up The Indian, a
running horse owned by r. Reber.
Miqe O'Brien and Lity, running animals
owned by E. E. Regner, come from st.
St. Paul.
Freeland. by 500 of Red Wilkes, is
owned by Frank Viets of Grand Forks;
also Capalina, gray mare entered in the
free for ALL Geo. Robinson, also from
the Forks, is here with Parclval, entered
in the 45 class.
Minneapolis has two other representa-
tlves in Don Paine, 2:18 mark, entered in
the free-for-all, and Ole, said to be a
green horse, entered in the ESQ pace.
Geo. A. Durham is owner.
Harry Helms OF Glendive has three
horses at the stables that did good work
at Anaconda, Mon., last month. Rimac,
by Robert McGregor, made mark of
2:26; Altoka, by Alerton, q three year
old, made 2:274 at Anaconda, while
Roselle, bay mare, by Thomas Hunter,
Jr., made mark Of 2:l9. The horses
are good ones aud probably will receive
their shure of the purses.
Senator Mc(alllivray OF Dickinson, has
had his horse, Urban, on the grounds for
some time. DR.. Archibald also has q
horse in the stables.
w. Sinclair of Cooperstown, 10 here
with Linden, buckskin running horse;
also Tommy, p gray running pony.
Altogether there are over 40 horses on
the grounds and about the city. Some
have been unable to secure quarters at
the stables and are keeping the animals
mp town. But from the list OF those
given, it will be seen that the best races
ever held in Jamestown, weather per-
mitting, can be expected in the next few
days. ..
FAIR NOTES.
There will be plenty OF dances this
week.
Everyone that can Is using the oppor
tunlty to advertise on the grounds.
W. w. Payne OF the Fargo Common
wealth is on the grounds with an eye to
business and pleasure.
The grounds are more crowded than
ever before with exhibits, buildings,
tents, booths, and so on.
Two new road wagons from the
Thompson Wagon Co., at Minneapolis,
will be included in Kirk & Aliens dis
play.
Roxey Reber, j. Trumbull, r. H.
Mumford of St. Paul, were among the
early arrivals today and the boys will
not pass anything up while in the city.
]. H. Howard, representing the Da-
kota Farmer Of Aberdeen, is here With
his wife and family during the entire
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