The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-04-02
Local Items.

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be obtained at this Office.
Mn. A. L. HyERUD is recovering
from his illness. ~
Green Apples at the Restaurant.
The County Commissioners convene d
in regular session on Monday the lst inst.
"A NEW boarder, little son has ap-
peared at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
A. l.. Syverud. ,.
PRENTICE, of Vermillion has been dis
posing of Indian ponies IN this vicinity
and Sioux Falls.
Bun KENNEDY:has again returned to
his first love, and greets his scquaintances
warmly.
CHOICE AND SELECTED CoNFEcT1oN-
ARIES, fresh arrival at
RuBINsoN's RESTAURANT
TIRE Commissioners will complete
their labors to morrow
Billy ROBINSON smiled at the arriy-
al Of the first son at his house, all Of
which occurred on Sunday last.
THE Railroad project is yet the topic
of interest to the Beleiters, and vote is
to he had as soon as it can be done legal
ly.
-Dn. E. Y Brown has returned from
his visit to Minneapolis, and will be found
at his former quarters At Keller's Drug
Store.
SEEDING is nearly over in
Lincoln County. aud great many fields
that were sown from the 25!h, to the last
of February are quite green.
The frosts we have had during the
past week and the snow storm, was pro-
ductive Of no injury in this vicinity, as
there was no fruit to destroy.
The present session of the Board will
be occupied principally in the auditing
of accounts, as at the opening no other
business had been presented
The Summer School in District No.
One, will commence about the middle Of
April, in order to close before the hot
weather commences.
No more Liquor sold at the
Restaurant.
The Harlan House Register indicates
by its list Of arrivals an increase of trav-
el, which fact is pleasant one 70 the Cap
tain.
CHAIRMAN ARNEseN informs us that
one citizen Of this place was so anxious
to complete his seeding that during the
snow squall Of last week he run his seed
er on a sled.
-TaE snow STERN we had here on last
Friday was the outer edge Of severe
storm, as in St. John, N. B., it was the
worst storm Of the season, over foot of
snow having fallen.
Information was received from some
of t'e St, Paul & Sioux City Railroad Of
ficials that they arc de,irDus Of bail ling
an extension Of their road to this place,
and that some Of them would soon visit
US to confer with the Canton people.
-MR. MORROW has folded his tent
and gone to the rural retreat of Swan
Lake to leave ,nenentoss Of his handl.
craft His visits should be improved as
he is without superior as an Artist in
the Territory.
The Sioux Fall, Independent is to be
enlarged to an eigh. column quarto,
which indicates prosperity. Tie Panta-
graph has changed hands. Messrs Grigs
by and Smith having sold out to Messrs
'rohl and Caldwell, Of the Sioux City
Journal.
10. D. Hinckley and J. W. Hinckley
have sold out their farming interests and
purchased large farms in Lincoln County,
Dakota, where they will move the coming
week from Ripon.-Eoenin9 Wisconsin,.
The above named gentleman are broth
ers of our worthy citizen Geo. W. Hinck-
ley of Delaware Township. Geo. w.
always speaks we'll of this county, and it
is through his influence that his brothers
have changed their location.
-MRs. NJ. Keller was seriously injured
At Sheldon while alighting from the cars
at that station. The train moved before
the passengers had time to leave the car,
and Mrs. Kellar was thrown against the
ties with great violence. DR.. Brown hap
pened to be.in company with Mr.. andlMrs.
Kellar, whose valuable assistance enabled
the injured lady to reach home il CON-
Portable manner. Although confined to
her bed and suffering severely her rscov-
cry is assured. .
Fresh Oranges and Lemons At
.r.. RoB1NsoN's REsTAURANT.
HAYYWne A. MA9YRA INV