Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-06

Mr.. n c. Nash. is meeting. with excel
lent success in his efforts to start Sing
ing class in Canton. The class will mum.
ber about sixty members. The first lesson
Of the term will be on Friday evening, the
10th inst. We understand it is to be a
ticket school and those wishing to join
the class should secure their tickets at
once.
There is youth in the west part OF town
who has made three desperate attempts to
ask the object Of his affections to go to
church with him, and each time has got
no nearer than the front gate. They call
him Young Man-Afraid-ofhis-GirI.-P.
q II. Egu3 2a5 tets} fsaGsa E.a gleI3Essystaa
a C1aARs,5 cts. each best In town at Kel-
lsr's. Try them. 5aisgn -. iia-ar h.
81 Doors & SHOES, DRY GOODS 4 GRocn,
RIEs, CHEAP FOR CASH OR WHEA,r At
III u sv y4rrs. -ehsa,eE BENEDICT's.
We have a few items this week from our
Beloit correspondent Hope he may be
punctual and regular with his items here.
after. .lass. s& go fs}s7Fzs.zg 5@7 l5sIgg
In wELL.-Mr. Wilkinson, Of Lincoln
Center, had II hogs drown in we'll the
other night He thinks the frightened at
something and IL Of them managed to
run or back into an old we'll Of water.
Only two were gotten out alive. 1879
FRED. BARROW'S is tho place
whore yo1 can get 5ss- '.Jt '2sf. J...'i5 ~
COAL, LUMBER, and BUILDING PAPER,
for the LOWEST CASH PRIc1s.
The local editor of the Burlington
Haaok-eys reports that 'the false alarm of
fire on Columbia street yesterday was
caused by a young lady with cardinal,red
stockings falling out of the backseat of an
open wagon r.ll .,..2s., ..-.s '....ttsss,-
ALL kinds of Nuts at 80 cents per
h., at the Restaurant, Lower Canton
Boys look out for the large stock Of fan
cy candy at Ceultsr's Drug Store, Beloit.
QUITE number of our Canton folks at
tended the Beloit Literary last evening.
We presume they actually realized more
pleasure and enjoyment than they had pre-
viously anticipated. They have first
class lyceum there and are mutually bone
fling themselves by their weekly exercises.
1t seems as though our to wn affords litera-
,Ey talent enough to guarantee the success .:
q lyceum, and make ii profitable, interest
ng and entertaining for Us all, Who will
move il the mstsers Don's all speak at
once. rEEs Oh &&W sL@3 #I@ #75
T THE young people Of this burg were
out on q sleighing excursion last evening,
and from the appearance Of things there
was difficulty in the way. The junior
member of this firm made cornsr;on girls
and secured the company of more than his
share and Of course it left some Of the
party short just ons girl; so Young-man-
withoutany-girl secured all of tbs sleighs
In town thereby making it rather embsr-
RAISING for Young many girls,
but this was soon remedied SIS we happen.
cd to have one on hand-a bran new one
Of the latest pattern. s-.....aat -gsl
THOSE "Grecian" Lamps arathe Boss
lamp. Coulter keeps them. &"f~ "~
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The dance on Thanksgiving night vas
very pleasant affair and success in ev.
cry respect. The attendance was not as
large as it should have been, but those
present expressed themselves as never
having a more enjoyable time, ..Abont.2Q
couple assemble at Keller's Hall and there
stripped the light fantastic toe," keeping
time with sweet musical strains of "de tid-
die an de bow" until all were satisfied
that they could go home and rest content
until the next event The music fur
nished by A[essrs. Dunlap and Durkee, was
sxceedly good. The supper at the John
son House, was gotten up in-frstclass or
der, and reflects great credit upon the cater
ers.. All will fondly remember the enjoy
able time had at the Centennial Thanks
giving Dance. y,, 5 II
THE hes. HARD PICKED GREEN AP-
PILES, 1t Fred Burrows, Lower Canton.
Hon. Alb. WHHELocK was in town the
other day and made a protractsd stay. He
was welcomed by his numerous friends,
some of whom were 30 overcome with
pleasure Of meeting him that it flew into
their heads and they soon became uncon-
scious. Bill was borne by kind lhauds to
the johnson House where he remained
in an unconscious state until daylight had
faded into night, when his steps were
homeward bent, although his head was
light. s5;, m .sf
Arthur with slow and unsteady tread
reached his boarding place where he fell
exhausted and fainting upon the stoop;
kind hands soon had him by either end
and he was taken in out Of the cold
Boys tits better to restrain your feeling a
little, as strangers might think you had
to much fluid i. of course your scqusint.
ances know how it is.
/ J. s. BnNRDICr announces to the peo-
nile, that for the next 80 days he will
sell goods at GREATLY REDUCED
PRICES.
| A F11R stock Of fancy Note Papeterisa
at Coalter's Drug Store, Loot Ia.
1 s=s! BENEDICT
| Il selling goods cheaper than svsr, for
CASH OR WHEAT.