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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01
Crop Summary.

. From State Crop Bulletin: The
fore part of last week as quite favor
able fol crops. High winds prevailed
in most sections about the middle of
the week, IN some places, especially
in the northern and northeastern
portions doing considerable damage
to grain that was up. by cutting it
down and blowing out and uncover
ing seed that was not yet up. The
latter part of the week was warmer
and favorable for cops, which ..are
growing Slowly. on account of the
unreasonable, cold weather. On some
low land in the eastern part of the
state grain has been drowned ont and
considerable land there is being re-
sown to oats. fax and barley, while
some is still too wet to get on.
Wheat is mostly up;that sown early
is stooling we'll and considering the
stormy and cold weather, is looking
very fine; some few fields are report
ed as looking sickly and thin, and in
the northwestern portion some seed
is said to have rotted, making the
stand very poor. Some oats and bar
ley are still being sown, but the most
of the small grain is in, except fax,
seeding of which is in progress in all
parts Of the state and is nearly fin
ished in the southern sections.
Corn planting has commenced and
is general in all except the most
northern portions. Eli IT,.
Wild grass is growing slowly on
account Of the cold weather, but is
up enough to afford ample pasturage
for stock on the prairies.w
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01
Meets and Sinks Score of Russian Ships in Straits
Korea Saturday and Sunday and Secures Jap
Supremacy of the Sea.
Takn Including Three Adma Several
" Cruisers
Damaged Victory G#x**s

ing ships remaining behind. They
were attacked by Vice Admiral Kami.
mura. The emperor was greatly dis.
tressed at the news.
Whatever other information was
contained in the emperor's tele.
gram was withheld and no details are
known except those contained in the
foreign dispatches, from which the
naval officers have been unable to re.
construct fair idea Of the long and
bloody sea fight.
The admiralty learned with a sense
Of relief that the flagship Kniaz Sou:
varoff sank under the foot of the Rus
sian commander-in-chief. The surren.
der of Nebogatoff's two battleships,
even though the circumstances are not
yet known, is regarded as a disgrace.
The ships still unaccounted for here
are the battleship Navarin and the
protected cruisers Oleg. Aurora and
Izumrud.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01
Cleveland Clippings.

Daniel Sachow moved into the
rooms over the old drug store build
ing. "a. y.
The Cleveland State Bank has just
received large new safe, which
weighs 4.8O0 pounds.
a number Of seperators have been
sold this spring, which means more
cream for the Cleveland creamery. 4
Jacob Klett Of Cleveland who sold
out his farm a short time ago. and
made a "trip to Oregon, has returned.
The Leader says that MI. Klett does
not like that state for q reside dence.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01
SUNK ! 1 (. BY \ TORPEDO ] ] 4 BOATS / i
RUSSIAN ACCOUNT. oF DEsTRuc
Tlon or RoJEsTvEns'sy's 4 (: .i@
..a5 5.. SQUADRON. II. II. 4

Il Tsarskoe selo. May s1.--The dis
patch received BY the emperor from
divostok containing. details OF the
battle ii the straits Of Korea "a
8nounced# n heavy losses, according to
which the squadron commanded BY
Rear Admiral Neb bogatoff was attacked
w = swarm Of torpedo boats and all
tho warships vera either sunk Of cap
5tursd. 81 5s.1 isss S5
The main sou Iron commanded by
Admiral RojsstY was attacked
10y Admiral Togo and lost two ships.
The others broke throng Rojestvsn.
~ II 81 EepoGtte. t.lhen sent his fast y;
head the heavier light
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01
FRENCH OFFICIALS or, THE oPiN.
ION THAT RUSSIA SHOULD
ADMIT DEFEAT.
10 IMMEDIATE DECISION EXPECTED
RUSSIAN DIPLOMACY AND INTER.
NAL SITUATION BAR QUICK
DEVELOPMENTS. t

Paris, May 31.-The view that pre-
wallis In official quarters here is that
some time must elapse before Russia
reaches final determination as to her
future course, but It Is anticipated
that she is likely to canvass the situa.
ton among the friendly nations with
the purpose of ascertaining the best
possible basis for the conclusion of the
war. However, the French officials do
not expect such processes to advance
rapidly owing to the leisurely methods
Of the Russian diplomacy and the con-
dicting internal elements. It is certain;
that If Foreign Minister Delcasse's ad.
vice is solicited it will be exerted in
behalf of the establishment of peace,
but there is no indication that France
will take the initiative until definitely
requested to do so. s.
Conversing recently with a diplomat
relative to the possibilities of peace M.
Delcasse said it was easy to give ad-
vice but difficult to have it accepted.
Nevertheless, his influence had been
constantly exerted toward pacific
solution.
Premier Rouvier shares the same
sentiments on. the subject as M. Del
casse and powerful financial interests
are in favor of peace. ~ -,.- ..,
For the moment, however, the OH.
cials here are absorbed In the visit of
King Alfonso, which affects the most
vital feature Of French foreign policy,
and therefore it is Of more. immediate
CONCERN to France than Russia's
dilemma. aa h-sa
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01
splrItwood.

M. P. jennings spent Tuesday in
Jamestown. - 3.
Mrs. Gainsforth spent Sunday in
Sanborn..visitjng friends.
Mrs. John Moran went to Valley
City Tuesday for a short visit.
Miss Alice Moran and Miss Brady
of Valley CITY visited here over Sum
day. g....-. s- 81
Joe Monek has returned from a
trip in the north western part Of the
state. .{ @ a.
Mr.O'Day of Sanborn is here boring
wells. He bored one for r. E. Hull
and one for..Charley Mahoney and is
row at work on one for "A. F.Simmon-
son north OF Spiritwood.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01
4 ''Shower."

On Monday evening a group of
young women entertained at the
home of Miss Ethel Kelly for Miss
Emla Knudson, who will leave short.
ly for her home In Valley City, where
her marriage will take place some-
time in June. The entertainment
took the form Of parcel shower, and
the presentation of the parcels was
most amusing and original. A Gypsy
fortune teller holding forth in an
Oriental tent foretold all manner of
good times and good fortune for
several of the girls. When Miss
Knudson's turn came she enlarged
upon the usual lingo Of the palmist,
and toward the end of it mentioned
seeing much good will-many gifts
coming to her. II see something over
your head. not a hat''-whereupon
a handsome parsol appeared from
behind the curtains. II see cut glass
china. linens, etc., and as each arti-
Gle was named it dropped into the
lap of the bewildered girl. Each
parcel was united and any number of
pretty and dainty gifts we're brought
ont. nothing belng-duplicated.
Later, dainty refreshments were
served from a..table decorated with a
wedding bell and pink carnations.
Favors were miniatures of the honor
guest on bell-shaped cards. After
hunt for four sealed walnuts contain
ing fortunes, which were hidden
about the rooms, Miss Kelley was
found to possess the one containing
the ring, and with much clamor she
was accordingly elected the next
bride.
The time passed very quickly and
at late hour the jolly crowd depart
Ell after expressions of appreciation
from Miss Knudson for the good will
Of her girl friends.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES
Fine Weather and a Large Atten'
Ce.-Ceremonies of a Patriotic
Observance.

At 9:30 Tuesday members of the
G. A. R. Post, the W. r. G. and citi-
zens assembled at the council rooms,
and after forming In procession
headed by the local militia company.
marched and drove in carriages and
buggies to the Highland Home cem-
etery where the graves of old soldiers
we're appropriately decorated. The
procession was one Of the largest ever
seen in Jamestown. The day was
beautiful and the occasion inspiring
and patriotic. At the cemetery the
graves oftwenty-one old soldiers were
decorated with evergreen w1eaths; al
so seven graves Of the mem bers of the
Women's Relief Corps.
After the graves had been decorated
those present assembled at a conven-
lent place within the grounds and the
regulation G.. A. r. servce was given.
Company II. fred a salute of three
rounds and the remarks.on the occas-
fon we're delivered by Rev. Fuller Of
the Baptist church. He made an ex-
cellent address to the old soldiers and
otherspresent. A choir consisting OF
Mrs. Wolf, Mrs.J.F F. Cook. Glenn Fos-
ter and Rev. J. r. Davis, rendered
appropriate music. One of the songs
was, "Our Co,lntry's Pride", dedi-
Gated to the G. A. r. Post Of
Jamestown by John P. Davis, and
was given to the air "Pilot Of
Galilee,."
Y Commander M. W. Wright of the
local post desires to say: Comrades
Of Ft. Seward Post, No 8, G. A. r..
who visited the silent camping ground
Of our comrads and performed our
duty of garlanding the mounds con-
tanning only that which is mortal.
This service and devotion comes from
our hearts. Not only on this day
buteevery day, We remember them.
"The commander wishes to tender
the thanks of the post to the loyal
ladies of the ". r. G. for their pre-
ana Tor flowers; to all friends
who met with US; to Rev. Fuller for
his address and rhe choir for appro-
pirate music, also to H Company for
their presence. ,.~
"We hope that we may all meet on
next May 80. but we have no annual
lease of life."
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01
Reel Estate Transfers.
(From ]. B. Frled's Abstract Agency

(From ]. B. Fried's Abstract Agency.)
o A. BSynton to Michael j. Stew
enson, s hf lot IL blk 18 and ~ IL
ft lot IL blk 18, orig Jamestown,
81, ,125.
HaJ. Mitchell and wife to W. B.
Williams, nw or 27-37-64, $4,000.
William G. Hoerr to Carl C.Schultz,
sw or 2s-l4l-66, 1852. Is.
United States to Annie Eisenbart,
sw or 2-l37-64,-
Henry Jones to Francis e. Jones,
lots 12l, 122, l23, lA, l25 and 126,
Jones and Vennum's ad to James,
town, 81. ~ ''t' ,
United States to James Moody
Watson. ne Or 12-l44-64,-
Thos. L.Green and wife to Machias
Leick, Sc or l4-l42-62, s2,325.
Thomas Frankson to Arthur Ward,
Sc or NV or and lots 3, 4 and S and
part Of e hf 6-l43-6, $4,000.
August Mayworm and wife to John
B. Fried, lots IA and Is, blk 33, orig
Jamestown, $3.50. -.. ... :
Martha r. Cary, ct al, to Walter
W. Dudley, ct al, W hf and " hf ne
or, ne Or of ne or and lots l. 2,3, and
4. 27-l4o-6+, and sw Or 22-l42-e4. 81.
George Tucker and wife to H. M.
Stroud. ct al, lot 13 Spring Grove,
500. .. z-..
Peter Rachel to George Lutz, hf
Of ne or, sw or of ne or and Sc or o.
NV or s-l4l-83, 81. -.
George Lutz to Leopold Rachel,
same des, 81.
Carl M. Christopherson to F. E.
SINNERS, Sc or 7-l39A62, S2.500.
Frank G. collins and wife to Frank
L. Kellogg, part of lots 9rand 10 and
II. blk 2, collins ad to Cleveland, 800
John 40. Benton, ct al, to .. "a.
Boynton, lot Ii, blk Al Klaus ad to
jamestown, $50. s,@
B. W. Fuller to P. W. Keefover, lot
4 blk 8. Kelley 8 Fulle1s End ad to
Jamestown, sl.
Cuyler Adams and wife to Anton
Fred, lot 3 blk 2, Spiritwood, $50.
Il Cuyler Adams: and wife to Ed. Cor
don, loti5 and g, blk 8, Spiritwood,
$50
Charles Klaus and wife to
Annabel Klaus, part lots 8, A and 8,
blk 25. orig Jamesto 1875.
M Daniel l N. .aR bbins and # wife to
Great n Northern Land g Stock CO..,
:sa al ,ee. q. III
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01
. REACHES 1, :. CHINESE PORT.

Russian Cruiser smolensk ! Arrives At
5ss,3t ioosnho 81ss ", 'ssS \
washington. May Sit The Amer
lean consul general &$at5 Shanghai has
reported to the state department that
the conk kertei cruiser smole lensk is at
fWoosung. 5s
Shanghai May 81 ..-- The Russian
transport Korea has arrived at Woo
sung pparently from the straits of
Korea with . big shot hole IN her side
md her boats shot AyEa III III Russian
~ tagbqkt swer hass arrived at Woo
sung from Jibnti FTsnch ssomsli Hand.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01

St. Paul, May 29.-l0:3o a. m.-
Especial to Alert. 1.-The following
additional details of the sea fight 10
which the Russians were again
severely beaten, with an appalling
loss of life and ships, have been re-
ceived: -s,. al tt.F =
Toxic, May 29.-In the naval battle
fought in the Straits of Korea, the
following ships Of the Russian squad
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01

e. ]. Sullivan, the Fargo opticlan,
will be at the Gladstone. again Mon
day and TUESDAY I Junef f5th and 9th.
Glasses fitted. sss
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01
HAO WAITED FOR Weeks
TOGO REFUSED TO BE luRED'
/: AWAY FROM VICINITY OF
ss55 THE TsU ISLANDS. F,t,s

XOK1O, May 04.-bSyOAu luo IeSu4Is
little is known here Of Admiral Togo's
stunning victory over Admiral Rojest.
yensky. Rojestvensky, reached Quel.
part island, Korea, early Saturday and
headed for the Tsu islands. The exact
number of vessels in his fleet Is not
clear, but he had his many fighting
vessels with q number of light cruis-
ers and transports. The disposition
OF the Japanese feet appears to have
been an ideal one. E
Admiral Togo had waited for weeks
In the vicinity of the Tsu islands, re-
fusing to be lured away and to forfeit
his advantage. The inner line was
held by Admiral Togo with the battle
ships and Vice Admiral Kamimura
with the cruisers. Rear Admiral Kata-
Okla with the light squadron first at
tackled Rojestvensky. The order and
circumstances of the attack are not
clear. According to one report Kami-
mura went outside the straits and
foiled Rojestvensky, preventing his re-
treat. When RoJestvensky enco0n-
tered Admiral Togo there appears to
have been a running fight to the north
eastward Saturday afternoon. There
was asseries of desperate and success
full torpedo attacks Saturday night and
q resumption Of the battle on Sun
day, Admiral Togo.
Pressing the Russian Fleet
toward the southeastern coast Of Ko-
rea. Pending the conclusion Of the
Japanese pursuit and the identified
tion of the three vessels which Rus
sian prisoners report were sunk and
the determination Of the condition of
the damaged ships which escaped to
the northward 1t is impossible to tell
the remaining strength of the Rus
slams, but the most liberal allowance
leaves the Japanese overwhelmingly
masters of the sea- Only fragmentary
tidings Of the victory have been in
circulation In Toxic since Saturday
night. .s;:,.. ,s. Is
The people were confident. but off,
cial confirmation Of their belief and
hope thrilled the people as nothing has
since hostilities. began. The long. voy-
age sof# Admiral RojestYensky, sthe
equality on paper 81 the strength Of
the fleets, the irritation caused by re-
ported violations Of neutrality, the ap-
parent certainty that formidable Sec
ton of the Russian feet would reach
IVladivostok, the vital bearing of the
contest on the war and possibly the
future Of the empire treated i an + in
tense strain which Admiral Togo's VIC
tory ends instantly ss,E $ NJ. u F{55 q VI
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01


sr,s...,.. SUNK: ag8..ss.. s:.s.;,s .l;3
Battleships-Borodine and Alexan-
der ILL.,.
Armored cruisers-Admiral Maxi,
noff, .Dimiter Aouski and Vladimir
Monomach. 81.
Coast defense ironclad-Ad.,m1fi!f'aati Admir- e
Oushaof.
Protected cruisers-5viilana and
Jemtchug. - - 2
Repair ship-KeE: ::oia1Ka.
!. Auxiliary cruiser-1rtessin.
CAPTURED.
Battleships-Orel and Nocolei.
Coast defense ironclads-Admiral
Seniavoin and General Apraxine.
JAP LOSSES LIGHT.
All large vessels of japanese fleet
escaped injury.
& TWO THOUSAND PRISONERS. y
st. Paul, May 20. l:l5-Special to
Alert.-Admiral Togo captured over
two Thousand prisoners; Eight gl' cap: p:
tians Of Russian warships went down
. with their vessels and crews.
Rojestvensky's flagship, the fKniaz
Souvaroff, escaped destruction. but
it is believed the admiral transferred
his flag to another vessel before the
battle.
BAGGED NEBOGATOFF.
st. Paul, May 20, 2:3o p. NJ
Special to Alert. Rear Admiral Ne
boga toff, former commander Of the
fourth division ofthe Russia o Pacific
feet, was captured. with three thou.
sand other prisoners, BY the japanese.
Vice Admiral Rojestkvensky appears
to have escaped, but Jap nese cruts-
ers are still In pursuit Of the fleeing
ships. American Press Assn. Y
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01
!. Received yXIth 10Y. -.In.IAy ar.as,x.s.

a5S warsaw Mays The news. Of the
Russian naval defeat has been receiyss
ed here: with ill.co eaied 10y and the
Poles are santicipa tipg that ~ i re.
suit they will Tse ecuse concessions from
the government liz as tory stor
Roiestv vensky 81 would naivste D siI
~ the opposits effect. ssss1
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01
TOO BUSY TO SEND DETAILS
ADMIRAL TOGO CONTINUES HE
PURSUIT OF THE FLEEING
RUSSIAN SHIPS.

Toxic, May 31.-The battle in the
Korean straits Is regarded as the
greatest modern naval fight. Prac-
tically all the information received
came in brief wireless messages trans
mitted when possible after the fights
and during the pursuit. Admiral Togo
has gone northward and the navy de-
partment does not expect extended re-
ports until the fighting is finished. Re-
ports thus far received indicate that
Admiral Togo obtained q victory with
out loss or serious damage of a single
battleship or cruiser. His casualties
are not reported, but are Insignificant
It is believed that the Russian casual
ties are heavy. although the Japanese
appear to have rescued q large mum.
ber. ;s.ai ss: A. II, M.
4 v The captured ships with prisoners
and wounded are arriving ats Sasebos
"a number Of Russian prisoners were
landed on Tsu island. Three. hundred,
believed to be from the transport ;Ural,
have been landed on the Iwami coast.
The political effect Of the battle and
It's influence upon commerce has been
already felt AT noon Monday the navy
department notified shipping men that
the sea was free: s IA 5sa;.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-06-01

Especial to the Alert.
St. Pau, May 29.-An American
Press association special says:
Toxic, May 28.-Noon.-Navy de-
partment officially announces that
Rojestvenskv's feet was engaged by
Admiral Togo's squadron, and prac'
tically annihilated. Twelve Russian
ships were sunk or captured and
several vessels of the auxiliary type
we're also sunken. -
Barbour County index., 1905-01-11
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