Lincoln County advocate. (Canton, Dakota Territory, [S.D.]) 1876-1877, 1877-01-03
Local Items.
slsighing il very good.

slsighing is very good.
Go to the Theatre Friday night at Ksl-
lsr's Hall. Admission IS cents.
Beautiful Winter Weather. Pretty snug
however.
Judge Clifford has returned from his
eastern visit.
Ask Matt Norris 10 tell you the "hoF"
story.
Oar. Keller has gone to Sioux Oity this
week on business trip.
Judge Carter has put in his appearance,
after protracted visit to the east.
Ed. Barrow, of Lower Canton, has his
new building enclosed.
Joe Horn keeps hsmmerins away on
his anvil, and has more than he can do.
Attend the Concert Friday night if you
want to have a,good tins; Is eats.
Mrs. Fitzgerald gave her Sunday school
class party and supper 1t her house last
evening,
Sheriff Dixon has gone into business
this morning in good shape. His new
hoaors won't hurt him particle.
Frank Keller has left Canton, and gone
east on visit; he will probably 80 to the
colored hills in the spring.
. Bailey d Clifford have their cutter hxsd
up in good shape again. Mr.. Bedford, Of
Oshkosh township done the work.
The proceedings of tho Board of County
Commissioners will appear in full in our
next issue.>
In another column of this issue will be
found the prospectus Of the Sioux City
Daily Journal. ....
A few participated in A oyster supper
on New Years night Y hr. and Mrs. Cup
pstts. -
Ask Jim. Keller or Henry Donaldson to
give you report Of their Christmas even
ing entertainment
Craig L. Wright, of the arm Of Joy &
Wright, Sioux City, was registered at the
Johnson House yesterday.
The Senate has passed bill creating the
Territory of Huron instead of Pembina
out of the northsrs part Of Dakota
The mercury this morning stood Is de-
grees above freezing; yesterday it was 10 Q
below.
We understand that Ed, Alexander will
open Drug Store soon in the Doc. South
building; building erpo::::oo &: TIC Goszz.
The editor Of the Nevs is going to deco
rate and 'illuminats tie Legislature with
: his presence.
o. A. Rudolph, the Hardware merchant
IL still alive and doing business 1t his old
stand; read his Large displayed advertis.
nent In another column.
Deputy Marshall Harlan returned to-day
from Portlandvllle, where he has been fol
the past 20 days in possession Of the estat'
of Hoffman, the bankrupt banker.
George Keller has purchased the Livery
Barn of his brother Frank Keller, and vii
now turn you oat flrstclass rigs at rsassn
able rates.
Forest Rowlsy has rstired from the Lin
coin Center store. His cousin, Ed. Row
ley now manages the affairs Of that estso
lishment alone.
A new blacksmithshop has been open.
ed at Parks old stand by Ole Isaacsen
where he is prepared to do Ill kinds o
work in his line. Give him call.
Rev. l. Coles made US brief visit ant
left $500 for the prosperity Of the ADvo
CATE. We know that he j. happy for 81
doing.
Rev. Mr.. Conklin, Of Lincoln Center
made this ofiies pleasant visit on Nsv
Years day, and LEFT with rs the price o
the ADvoCArs for year. We can secom
mediate good many in the sams way.
The bridge below towa ACROSS South
Beaver, il IN : very did piaaasd condition
aad every day Lorsss ats endangered o
getting badly injured. The County Boar,
should look to this matter ct once and se
that 4 y fixed up in good shaps.