The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-12-19
CANTON, d. I, WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER TO- 1877.
Worthihgton 4 Southern Mil.
= nesOta Railroads.

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ctn Al.ne.o.s na.'1osa' now n opels"on
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Is 70 % eA'enoeo next season % Jackson, s,'l
ackson 70, AlnneA"'a' : distance o.
aoout '''', ~ miiss' from 'nsncs l. - pFop"s'
ed 70 extend1 ktt'n1 70 sioux Faits viz MOCK nap
ids 6y 'he ABOVE arrangement 'a''' the ' rahs u
ls-sure OF one roaa a. soon a. wea'ner llta
Will permit OF us os'ne ouilt' ana IN tlme @
OF the Southern Minnesota, and should
the Pembina road also be quilt to that
toWn, its iuture can not oe oe otnefw'se than
what Its most sangulns irienhs p1s.t nave pre-. pre-.
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Already has that promising berg fell
the impetus and spirit that pervades .
community, whose prospects are 50 clear
ly briGhtsned and assured BY the csmpls..
ton Of such an extsn ded line Of railroads, road
as oil OF the above mentioned roads Will
form when built to that terminus t..l D
The building OF the Luverns branch to
Beaver Station has drawn large amount
of traffic to tue Falls, that never before
went there. It has enabled the buyers and ND
merchants to compete with other points
And the first step towards centralizing
the business ofa large extent Of country
has been taken. Lincoln county IS now
paying large tribute, that II heretofore was
giving elsewhere. This IS : matter 'ff q
congratultion, not only to those 'mmedl-
atty interested in the welfare OF the Falis'
but to citizens Of DAKOTA, who have here.
t1fore been Obliged to % business 70 me
aggrandizement Of parties residents q o.
Iowa, wsasoo Asafs sze:='sea se-niher inter,
est in the progress Of our Territory than
80 fer As they would DC pecuniar'ly oene-
fted. Every means possible has been
adopted to divert mlEraton ana favorable Hll' '1
attention from Dakota, ~ individuals l'ial1N ana
csrtain corporations. and our people have
felt this serlou'ly ana ,whsn . nome me-
tropolis u apparent, although not within
the lin'ls o. our own county; y = mat
ter OF srannc stlon that 2 town ol 50 mucn tlt,
promise is TO be built up within our Ter
ritorai borders, and thas is nea!shtn1 IN
tusnee Will De ieit ny Our citizens'
People Of Lincoln t;f' county! Have you
no interest IN securing railroad TO- OF
through your county!s ha'lroaas around
and none to your locality' Have you got
the slow coach fevsr ana are you psfsilz
ed with OLD fogyism 20 tnM you are
blinded with indifference a. to the the devel'
opmens Of the land that you nave selected
for your home! Can you see nelghoorlng 6
communities prospsrlng - the result OF
long and well directed effort ana imagine
your time will come when you vi VIII oe
equally Dsnsn''ed wltnout lL . t'Ke enors or' on
your part' Your experience IN 1lie mus
have told you, that IN no instance, nave
communities become recipients ol 'nese
great pub nc improvements wlthous eno.'
ont on their part. Klchness' iertilty OF sou
climate, and beauty OF landscape 60 comoineo 1tslt
have OF themselves meyer oulls OF Deen tne
sole cause OF these tram~ays OF commeFce
from ING 'niei'oi hl ~ 'ne po"e''u, s.1 -
work through portions Of this country, the
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