The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1877-09-26
Local Items,


next 80 days, at J.S. BENEDIcT's
The service at the Hall Sunday even
ing was very interesting and largely at
tended.
Finest re-touched Photographs, onl,
$500 per dozen, at the Gallery, one doo
north of the Postoffice.
The new grain warehouse of Harald
son & Bchlmcr's is now enclosed and pre-
sents good appearance.
-REv. HUNTINGTON departed this morn
ing for the east. He will visit Boston be
fore his return.
ED. RosENcRANz was made the happy
father of fine daughter on Friday nigh
of last week.
j. V. CoNKL1N, who has been spend
ing several weeks in Minnesota, returned
to Lincola Center on Tuesday last
D1ED-At Sioux Falls, D. T., on Sun
day, Sept 23d, 1877, of typhoid fever
Miss Iness, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D
5. Waldo.
CALL and get your Picture taken
Finest re touched Photographs, only $500
per dozen. at the Gallery, one door north
Of the Postoffice.
20. K. THOMPSON has the material on
the ground for the erection of agricultural
warehouse Immediately south of Harald.
son e. Behlmer's store, on Main street.
Mn. ARNOLD, of Lower Canton, has
established branch Meat Market in the
Russell building, and put Mr.. W: Chase
in charge.
A brother-in-law of Rev. Thomas is
in town visiting friends. We understand
he comtemplates remaining with us per.
manently.
-MR. NORTON will be here from Ill
about Oct 1st, with car load of young
mares, which he desires to dispose of for
cattle or good security.
PETE BEHLMER now claims to be the
champion "shootist." He came in the
other day with A ducks. Whether lie
got these all at one shot or not, we have
not been informed
"A HEAVY fire prevailed out west of
town on Saturday. This should remind
the farmers that great deal of property
is in danger and should be protected by
fire breaks before any damage is OCCASION
ed. .-
Mr.. J. c. HEWITT is soon to occupy the
harness shop formerly occupied by I. L.
Moore. He understands the business and
will no doubt succeed, rs Il harness maker
is almost indispensable in a town like
ours.
VIZ are told that the information we
received relative to the insanity of Mrs.
Lowry is incorrect and we regret that any
person would make such statements, the
falsity Of which would work in ury to an
innocent party.
"A PETITION from the Attorneys here
has been sent to Judge Shannon, for an
adjournment of Court for two weeks, bu,
as yet no word has been relieved in regard
to it, Unless an adjournment is granted
Court will convene on Tuesday next, Oct
I'd.
AMONG the many catalogues received of
Fall Bulbs and plants, that of Bliss s. Sons
New York City, is the most attractive
This firm has unequaled facilities for i'm
porting bulbs, and they always fill orders
satisfactorily. This is the firm to whom
the public are indepted for the Eearly
Rose, Snow Flake and other choice pota
toes. Send to them for their attractive
catalogue. E. S. T.
-FKANK LEsLIE's SUNDAY MAGAZINE
for October is worthy of special favor
One scarcely knws where to commence in
quoting Of its varied and liberal contents
The number is just replete with literary
gems. Interesting in the extreme through
out its 1913 pages, it is at once book OF
poems, short stories, continued tales, his
tory, sermons, pleasing and instructive
anecdotes; beautiful illustrations, 100 Of
them; wit, science, etc. In a word, it is {
library of itself, to be welcomed and enjoy
ed by readers of all ages who may be for
tunate enough to secure a copy. Extr;
editions Of this number will surely be call
ed for Subscription price for one year So
tor a single number, % cents, In eacl
case it is sent free by mail Our reader:
should address their orders to Frank Les
lies Publishing House, 537 Pearl Street
New York