The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-12-12
Local Items.

Local Items. 4
WE present to our patrons with this
number Of the ADVOCATE, the Presidents
message in supplemental form.
THE roads ars rough, but grain is be-
Ing moved largely. .:s@ NJ sr5,s
9-MIxED candy only 25c per ib at
the Beloit Drug Store. [ l
TINS spring like weather reminds
one Of sugar time in the land where gent
ly drops the sweet sap
10 yards best prints for $1.OO
at 5, ROWley's.
--CUTTERs and sleighs are still dod ging
from one DRIFT 70 another, and their OWE
err seen.L tsol 70 HAYS slelshing anyway.
CALL and examine the hne lot Of Box
Papers at BELoIT DRUs STORE.
-THE County Treasurer is kept busy re-
csipting % dellnquents, and steadily ad'
ding to the County. s ''s4
ga HUMBua" at Coulter's. If you
don't believe It, try 1t.
MIR. NORTON started his cattle for Le-
mars Tuesday, where they are to he ship
ped east by rail- ds =. nrg
-TRY the st. Paul 5 c cigar at the +;
+. 4sa e. BRLo1r DRUe STORE.
-CAPr. HARLAN has returned from
counting at Yankton, where he has been
for the past two weeks. # Vi
-SLE1aHs are numerous, more being
seen on the streeats than was supposed to
be IN Lincoln county fund. u ~
Over 800 lbs of Candy for the lHoli-
days At the BELo1r DRUG STORE.
Hay, WHEAT, OATS, PoTAroEs, NooD
BUTTER, and Conn taken on subscription
THE Storm Of Tuesday proved almost
blockade to many teams on the road
Some returned empty, leaving their loads
until the roads became passable,
THERE will be no lack of goods for the
Holidays, as Messrs Falde of Canton, and
Coulter of Beloit have large and we'll as
sorted stock, which they will sell at bed
rock prices. }7'.rmD- <ra'
THE YouTHs CoxPAN1oN.-for judic.
ious editing, select and popular. contribu-
tors. and sprightly, entertaining reading,
the Youths Companion has no superior
among the Youths publications.
-HlRAM BENEDICT is one Of the most
thankful men for this warm spell, as it
saves him cold fingers and toes, in CON-
lpleting Benedlct's addition to his ware.
hcuse, and yeu can't suppress that whis-
tie, and Jig with his left foot, if the ther.
mometer is 40o below nowhere. -
HAY is plenty, but a good deal Of in.
quiry is made for Potatoes. Many who
did not raise any or sufficient for their use
Supposed taat there was plenty to be had
but those who have had surplus hays
buried them and will not offer them fol
sale now, intending to keep them until
spring, when they anticipate q higher
market. z. ..t, i'll --s.5.-4 hs
-soxE Plymouth County Farmers were
in town yesterday purchasing seed wheat
The superior quality that the Siou.
and Vermillion Valleys have produced is
attracting general attention which, togeth
er with the desire to change seed from,
that which was raised upon the land is in
ducing this class Of purchasers to entel
our market. ~ 5f. a4s 49,
THE ladies of the Episcopal Church
have organized society for the benefit 0
the Church. Their first meeting will bt
held at the residence Of Mrs. J. w. Carter
on Thursday evening of next week tn.
goth inst. 1t is hoped that alI persons il
terested in the erection of Church build
ing will attend This meeting is the com
mencelnent of series, that will be held a
different places during the winter, and q
which only voluntary contributions vii
be expected, from a nickel to such sums q
the donor may choose to give Amus'
ments and refreshments will be had to rel
der iae meetings IS pleasant es possible =
The ladies extend q cordial Invitation t
residents Of Canton and Belolt as we'll 4
to those Of the country.