Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1921-06-23
..BO0S TER. /! CAR Van
BEGINS. BIG TRIP
FOR COUNTY FAIR

s.JameStOWn business wen OC
Out to Meet People d
own and Country Sur.
rounding Our City Three
Day Itinerary. .....
4 f5iis4 $itf8. Woodworth, IN. d.. June 21
Especial to Alert) The jamestown
S.s Booster caravan arrived here about
II IL: O on sche hedule time, having made
up the thirty minutes lost by delay
in getting away from jamestown in
the morning. The pilgrims have had
a, fine trip all the way out. At Bu-
chanan they stayed half hour,
there being good crowd present
from the town and the surrounding
X country. ts5 u, }t 4. al " I.
The entertainment features were
\ put on by the Hatton Bros, Arthur
Kelley, and Atty. Russell Chase.
y They provided a program of Jokes,
songs and stunts. Mr.. Chase was at
tired as Uncle Sam, while the rest
were dressed as darkies. The enter
tainment has pleased the crowd
wherever it has been presented dur
ing the morning.
"A half hour was put in at Pingree,
where there was a good crowd. The
entertainment there was given from
IA dray that was drawn up in the
middle Of the street The youngsters
Of the town were kept busy for some
time in a conundrum guessing con-
n test. .s.$ \,
AT Vashti and at 5Goldwi1 good
e crowds We're found, the show being
well received in each place.
When Woodworth was reached
there was a big crowd from all
around this portion of the. county.
Welcome signs greeted the boosters.
Z while the city was gay with flags.
Other towns along the circuit were
5 also decorated with flags. The boys
put on an Indian snake dance. Bord-
.weJ''s boys band has been enlivening
the morning with music .and.has been
a; great drawing card. i35 ft}5;t st
Vi Forty-two automobiles, with flags
flying and banners waving, bearing:
: boosters of the city, left. Jamestown
i a big three days swing. around the
SLC1i lIUIy, lC1SSA lily MllSSS&6 I'LL Ouu01M6
III amestown to boost thes stutsIaan.
and July 1, and also to encourage
cooperation and good feeling be-.
tween Jamestown and the territory
tributary to our city. Nearly every
car bore a flag, a banner with the
8 dates of the fair, and also the bust
ness firms had arranged distinctive.
signs and cards with the slogan Of
the firm. Also every booster wore
card introducing himself as a,
'JamesoWn Booster, and giving his
name and business connection.
Forty-twO cars started in the pro-
ycession; each numbered. Number one
was that of Pilot Charles Weber, who
led the long parade north up the
Hall hill and on to Buchanan, the
first stop. Close behind the pilot
came the Truck of John B. Fried Co.,
driven by Oscar Fried and carrying
Charles Bordwell and fourteen of
his Jamestown Boys Band Other
members Of the band were scattered
{ in the autoes behind together with
the entertainers. .; 81 Z. 5ls
The itinerary of this second annu-
al booster trip takes the caravan
north to Buchanan and Pingree, west
along the Pingree- lton to .Vashti,
Goodwin and Wo6dworth.. y AT WOod-
worth they stop for dinner and then
proceed west to Pettibone, johnson
and Tuttle. From Tuttle the caravan
turns south across country to Steele,
where they will remain over night.
On the second day the boosters
work back east, stopping at Dawson,
sTappen, Crystal Springs, Medina,
thence south to Streeter, east to
EdgeleY, for dinner, and thence
north along the Midland Continental
to oN0rtonville, Millarton and Sydney
and then home t6 Jamestown for the
night. @ 8 55Sg u;
The third and last day will cover
the territory ortheast Of James-.
town, stops being made at Edmunds.
Melville. q Kensal, Courtenay and
Wimb mbledon. fter dinner at Wimble-|
don, they con tinue to Glenn entsYille !
and Spiritwood. The caravan. will be |
back home at JAMESTOWN Thursday
nigh about 5: ::3 0 Z. ]. IN. and the \
whole show, & It Is expected will be
put II On u In front OF. TIE Gladstone
hotel for the benefit of those unable
to 30. 4. n M
I At each stop and at each place
along the route, literature descrip-
tive off 1. Jamest own I. and stating the
ofs d ding business lin this
metropo lis ofs sth hes James River " alley.
Will Be- distribute ID: rive atho ousand,
fifty-six page sow enir pam phlets
have been printe ID for the second an
nual rooster trip on. the Y cover is 10
SOIL map sof ii tJnited sst ates based
on newest sda III 4 s466btai neds .by the Bu-
reaii Aof Soils. Depar rtment s0fS Agri--}l
culture. Sshow wing Ri atss the territorysl
thru which th estiJ town BOoster
Will travel ffoT thfe ys, Hes I'm
that cDmpa lively snl,aii bslt s6t. /
'highests III tllral ftsrt the /
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