Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1876-12-20
Local Items.

Hurrah for Rutherford B.
Subscribe for the First-C Glass paper, and
you will be happy.
Pay your Delinquent subscription and
thereby make US happy,
Hogs are plenty, coming in lively keep
ing our buyers busy.
Let the Neos fire away we can stand
You can't hurt christian.
"Bulldozing" the other day between W
Sullivan and A. Russell.
Several of our citizens talk strongly OF
going to the Black Hills in the spring
Loaded teams pass up and down the
river now daily.
The Bismarck Tribune is soon to be en-
larged; we'll it needed to be-
Little Bee" Carter made us nice visit
yesterday. Call often little darling, VIC
are always glad to see you.
Commissioner Ball, of Eden, starts to
Chicago next week to have an operation
performed on his eye.
James Bennett has got the Oregon fever
again. We hope 1t won't prove serious, as
we cannot afford to loose such a citizen
rs James.
Judge Clifford started east on visit on
Monday last, to be gone about two OF
three week. He will be here when he gets
back.
Fred Barrow's brother is putting up a
new business building on Bridge street,
Lower Canton, which will add much to
the appearance of the burg.
Moore the Harnes maker, talks of lea
wing this, beautiful little burg, and going
way out west to grow up with the coun-
ny. Stay At home Lewis, don't go.
Mrs Arthur Linn, started on visit this
morning to Bismarck, D. r., to see her
relatives. Arthur accompanied her-we
don't know how far.
A. Spencer has bought Young & Cork
erys store at Fairview, which he int nds
to restock with everything that his numer
Gus customers may require. Call and see
him, he will be Jolly boy to trade with
Whatever comfort the "Ncws" may do
rive from the hopes that tie ADVOCATE
will demise on the first Of January, lei
him enjoy it; it will prove as fantastic az
many other of his bubbles.
There will be Social Dance at J. c.
Carpsnter's Hall, at Lincoln Center, D. T.
on Monday evening, December 25th, 1876
Good music will be in attendance. A
pleasant time guaranteed.
J. G. Stacy, who froze his toes the day
before Thanksgiving has had pretty ser
lous time with them, but he begins te
think now that they are coming coming
out all right in the spring.
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the johnson House IS bothered with solt
on the back cords of his neck something
similar t. one nf those miserable things
that some term "Job' scomiorter."
Fairview has added two new houses tc
It's number and has school il fall blast
1t is beginning to have the appearance O.
quite burg, with grist mill, saw mill
black smith shop, store and general ex
change post.
Mr.. T. Hannah has verified eur state
ment this week over his own signature
We don't care anything about the matter
only we wanted little fun with the boys
but Linn attempted to put US in the lie sc
flat that we thought it would do the young
man good to bring him to account.
Frank Johnson, would like to say to
those that have been in the habit of steal
ing his hay, that when they come after i
he would little rather have them use tht
Ray.knife instead of pulling it out of thu
stack, and also bring the hay-knife bach
and leave it where they found it and he
will say no more about it.
George Conklin, who has been east TO
the past two years under instruction in {
printing Office IS compositor, returned
last evening with his brother Judd who
has been living in Minnesota for some
time past. They are both good boys and
have come home to make their folks Al
Lincoln Center visit.
We acknowledge the receipt OF the pro
ceedings of the conference of the Cover
nors Of several western States and Terri
tories, together with several other gentle
men, held at Omaha, Neb. on the 25th an6
soth days Of October, 1879 to consider tn
locust problem. The compliments Of F
!" IT. supa q Immigration Of Dakoss