The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1878-05-07

Mr. llonstad from Quebec, stating that h
would be in LeMars Friday evening.
Fresh Oranges and Lemons &
RoBINsoN's REsTAURAN
MIR. and Mrs. L. NJ Bushnell Of Lynn
have taken u young lady boarder.
Mn and Mrs. Ross of Lower Cant on
ave happy over the arrival of q son.
-CURr WINsoK comes down to speH
quiet Sabbath with his family
THE County Commissioners conven
e. as a Board Of Equalization, on Mon
day.
NEARLY all of the Teachers who at
tended the Institute, have commenced
their summers school.
FINE CIGARS AT THE RESTAU
RANT.
-MRs. Sr1CER who has been very i'll, is
improving and her recovery is apparent
ly certain.
w. NJ. CUPpETT has commenced
recting an addition to his residence or
Main St.
-MR, BENEDICT is repairing the resi-
dence purchased of Stillinger, for occu
pancy by M. Keller
-,-JoE HORN has broken up house keep
ing, and now boards at the Martin House.
His daughters are with Mr.. Parks family
in the country.
CHOICE AND SELECTED CoNFECTIoN
ARIES, a fresh arrival at
RvRINsoNs REsTAURA Mt
-MRs. WELLS, as appears from her ad
vertisement in another column is prepar-
ed to suppiy almost every article required
in the Ladies Furnishing line.
TAG famous Andrews Family Swiss
Bell Ringers will be in Canton in about
four weeks, when our people Can be afford
ed rich treat.
THURSDAY night was q cold one, ice
formed to the thickness Of a glass pane in
the low places, bat the gardens or any of
the vegetation do not appear to be injured.
AT the School meeting last Tuesday,
the Board were instructed to contract
With some responsible party for the build
mo of a School House on the site now
owned by the District, at cost Of not ex-
81 500.
WHEN you want pair of good fine
Shoes at the price of poor ones, write
postal card to Fred P. Dean, Sioux City,
Iowa, and get his prices. Postage on La
lies fine Shoes sent by mail is only 20 cts
| pair.
SCRUB, paint and whitewash, is the Or
Ter nowadays, and where ever these
things are, the surroundings were worse
han blue Monday, and the good DANES
ire scowling tiercely al the husbands that
.re putting off the evil day.
Prof. Harry Raymond Wizard and
Jentriloquist, will give Lecture and his
famons Drawing Performances, on Thurs
lay evening" at Canton The handsom-
,st lady will be presented with an Album
md the --LATEST man with Cane. His
are said to be laughable and
mysterious.
-PRATrs Elastic Bed Bottom is be-
Jond question the cheapest spring bed
my can procure At the low price of 81
-ou obtain spring as cffectual as tnat of
woven wire which costs from Is to 500
;: is simple, neat and durable. We would
lot exchange it for the old slat style for
hree tines its price. Geo. W Hincklcv
# Delaware, has the sale OF the article al.
10 OF the right of the Territory, and Of
owns and counties,
We are in receipt of the May nu mber OF
he american Young Folks" bright,
Useful and entertaining paper for boys and
girls, published by j. K Hudson, atTope
la Kansas, at the low price of of 80 cents
,er year. A conimendabIe feature Of this
PAPER is, that 1t IS free from the blood-and-
hunder sensational stories which fill
many papers made for, boys and girls.
Every family can afford it at SO cents S
year.
THE Court Room can hardly be rec
,gnized since Ledyard has placed the
eats in position. The seats are the Victor
Recitation, and are ornamental, easy and
spacious The company Mr.. Ledyard
fill the bill every time, and all
he School Districts in this vicinity that
have obtained their furniture from them,
are pleased, and feel as if they had receiv-
ed their moneys worth, Although placed
in competition with other and cheaper
desks, the Victor is proving the favorite,
,s being the most conyenient and beyond
question the most durable.
The Surveyors of the McGregor road
re looked for this week and where they
vii find passage of the Sioux is the ques
ion of the hour. Nearly every one knows
! Greek, slough or ravine that he is sure
hey must come down. Parties have been
over the river and every one
e, Is satisfied that their favorite crossing
VI II be the one Hold your breath gentle
n en-, we do not desire to have attributed
o us betrayal of confidence, but from
THAT we have learned and from what we
,aye seen of Messrs Kimball and Stewart,
We can safely assure you that the perma-
lent location of the Sioux crossing, will
,e down the rayine and over the river at