Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1917-09-27

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that is started by turning q switch
and that can then be left to itself, as
it stops automatically when the stor-
age batteries, with which 1t is con-
nected, are sufficiently charged. The
current Is then laid all about house
for lighting and power purposes in
the same manner as q city current,
so that vacuum cleaners, electric
washers, churns, separatOrs, ETC.,
are operated by 1t as well as its fur
,nishing light whenever 1t Is desired.
inside or outside Of the house.
There are many In Stutsman Coun-
,ty@ who recognize the great advan-
tage of an electric lighting system.
A plant OF type different from the
one shown at the fair. is the one that
has for some three or four years fur
>nisheds the light and power for the
home and the farm buildings be-
longing to Tim Williams, who lives
in the southern part OF the county.
This model home ID furnished with
the current from storage batteries
charged by a dynamo which is oper-
ated by q windmill. !.
The array of vegetables, grain,
flowers, fancy 4, work, culinary pro-
ducts, etc, grew steadily during the
early part of the day. The horses.
also began coming In more rapidly,
tho some Of their stalls Had to be
given up to the young stock that had
overflowed from the cattle sheds.
Some of the cattle were tethered ont
of doors for lack Of ro0ms
The poultry depar bids fair
to be q noisy place with all the dis
-cordant notes OF the feathered In
mates. Anything from the doves that
fhe. primer classes delight to read
,aAput ito the bI0nyed turkeys Of
Which they stand In fen may be
seen Grated and pllmed and groom
ed ready for inspection. I
~ Wednesday. n n a..
u The sunshine that has been ~ in
evidence, the larger number, OF visit
tors to the city and the presence OF
the Sykeston band of 1S pieces, all
.conspired to make Wed. a much bet
ter day for the fair that is being
held. The exhibits are all in place,
also, so that nothing is lacking to
make the exhibition one of enjoy,
ment to those attending. ,sl.
The judging Of livestock is under
way, the Work eoelng IN cnlarge ! J.
of w. H. Peters of the Experiment
Station at Fargo. Mr.. Peters is at
the mead q the Department OF AM
NAL Husbandry, and has been Judge,
or the i've stock mere at eacn q s'un. the
fairs neids since tne sEeor gam zatlon so1
the ,a1 rair associ tion: ll He states, u
regard 70 the quallsy OF the sstock 70
be FOUND Ct the stutsman County
fair: ~ s.s u
This is the tnird time stnat ! nave We
acted as Judge Of the i've stock here,
and g notice 9 decided Improvement
In the quality OF the stock shown:
The farmers not only realize tnat 'atlal' u
pays to A keep good stock, but tney are
1tl1 tney are developins 'nsll youns
STOCK lE! better t' :ls3 q
There are many more entries IN.
1fha cattle and hog departments than
~ ,.,,.;. &; = Nos
us - .$a. sno Pc. !. -.
departme NJ Mr. Peters e' 'msntlone'u ny !
the fact that the market for the com
.moner kinds Of work horses was
I. Y, NJ .,, ! 4ha dama M fnr
p1ss. si Oue 80 s - a 4 r. s.,
&ooa noraes Wa's as soou as 9sot; q - =
;5bealievess that buyers are q demanding ~
Sbflri sblraedinx ana ouLa ality. .S more 81 and,