Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1899-09-21

bicycle parade will be held at 6 p. 70. on
the evening OF the celebration. The
military parade will be held in the ftre-
noon OF that day and the civic parade
Will be held IN the afternoon. The plan
to have baseball game will be absn-
doned as it will be rather late in the sea-
son for game and the program will be
crowded without it. The plan to have
fireworks will be carried ont.
The committee have issued 1000 juve-
nile badRes which they hope TO sell.
The following have subscribed to the
cash fund: M. d. Williams, $1,000;
Chas. Weber, 1000; Bailey Fuller,
$1,000; q. E. McElroy, $50 90; F. Bald
wln, $1,000; Morris Beck, $1,000: Won
men berg & Avis, $40. 90: II. M. Taber,
S. 90; 81. G. Smith, $500; W. W. Graves,
s3 90; Al. Osborn, 50. 90; Jacob Smith,
s.. 90; Jno. Tunstall, s. 90; II. w. Kel-
ley, So CO.; Nellie Nelson; So. 90; Geo. W.
Kur'z, $40 90; Gull River Lbr. Co..
$1,000; E. s. Lawrence, $500: G. l..
Holmes, 50 90; A. G. Tellener, $500;
Churchill, Webster & Bollnger, $50 90;
Ben Orlady, $1,000; B. l.. Fellows,
$500; Oscar j. Seller, $1,000; B. S.
Russell, $500; w. B. s. Trimble, $1,000;
6. 81. Cowles, $500; J. E. Squirting,
$500; M. Murphy, $1,000; l.. Lyon,
$500; H. O. Flint, $1,000; J. II. Severn,
$1,000; E. B. Dewey, $500; H. M.
Potter, SIS. 90; L. B. Niemeyer, $40. 90;
F. 8. Eddy, $1,000; W. L. Jones, Ed
munde $500; u. B. Nolan, $1,000; H.
E. White, $1,000; II. Gieseler, $500, H.
A. Mason, $500; Chas. l.. Mitchell, $500;
H. B. Allen, $1,000; G. B. Buckley, $500;
G. Game, $500; E. NJ. Chase, $500; E..
D. Strong, $1,000; L. M. Ritterband,
$1,000.
The following amounts have been re-
ceived from those selling badges ir other
towns:
H. N. Tucker, Courtenay. $50 90; Aus
tin Regan, Fessenden, $500; Wm. Full
ler, Splritwood $500: Price Bros, Pm
gree, s4.0O; Chas. Rattenger, New Rock
ford, $1,000; J. J. Hayes, Dawson, sl.OO;
Nick Schmld, Dickey, $1,000; J. N.
Chamberlain. Oaks. s2800; J. M. Wat
son, Kensal, 81 CO.; Jno. Foos, Fessen-
den, Sl.OO; Jno. White, Fessenden, $lOO;
Harry Corn wall, Eldridge, $25,o0; s. K.
Wikey, Sykeston, s25.00: DR.. McLach-
Ian, New Rockford, s65. 90; LII. Walton,
Lemert, $500; ALT Ellsworth, Clty, $500;
F. Stewart, LaMoure, 1890; R. Gain
forth, Spritwood, S1.OO; F. G. Barlow,
Barlow, $500; A. G. Hill, Medina, $1,000;
F. Jsndell, St. Paul, s10O; s. E. Matti-
son, City, $500; D. A. Langworthy,
Courtenay, $1,000; M. n. Kiff, Tower
City, s. 90; r. w. s. Blackwell, La
Moure, sl.OO.
Captain Eddy reported that there
would be 63 members Of Company H re-
tnrn from San Francisco or this
numbe the fares of about So will be
paid by themselves, railroads paying for
some Of the remainder.
The Company H transportation fund
was increased by the following su ubscrip-
t'ons today; A. Steel, $40; Dwight 8.
Moore, so; @. A. Klaus, so.
At the meeting Of the Ministerial as.
sociation Of the the city yesterday. plans
we're completed for the religious service
IN honor OF the return of Company II.
Invitations have been sent to Co. 81, the
G.. A. R. and Co. H. Junior TO partici-
led by the chorus choir which Prof.
Boord is training. Addresses will be
given as follows: The Good Soldier"
Rev. L. B. Hardy; The Good Citlzen,"
Rev. M. G. Miller; Thanksgiving,''
Rev. 81. 6. Gum. The service will be
held at the opera house, at 1916 q. m.
Oct. 1st.