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BILL. OF FARE.

BILL OF FARE
Roast Pig. Turkey. Chicken Pie.
Baked Beans Potatoes Hulled Oorn.
Dsets, Cold Slaugh, Pickles.
Boston Brown Bread. Biscuit,
Rolls, Cranberry sauce, Plumb Pudding.
Indian Pudding. Training Gingerbread,
Raised Cake, Dough nuts, Mince Pie, Pumpkin Pie
The following committe have been AZ
pointed and the last two are requested I,
meet at the Reynolds house, Monday eve
ming next to perfect arrangements.
Reception committee.-J. a. Carpenter
J. II. Coulter, Mrs T. j. Lcavit, Nell
Reynolds, Mrs. Reynolds, Miss. Tuppc
Toast Committee w. Carter, Mrs
Pigot.
Table Commitle.-Mrs Dixon, Mrs. D
J. Carpenter, Mrs Tattershall, Mrs. Rood
Dinner Committe.-Miss. Tillotson
Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs, Wepdt
Mrs Manuel Herman. Mrs. f. NJ. Rowley
Miss. Peters, Mrs. Lyons, Mrs. Boyce, Mrs
ii'iitOtSt,,i. .-- ~-~--~ ~~,~- ---~-
The table committee requests that all
bring their own knives, forks and spoons
A general invitation is extended to be
prescn mt and enjoy this day. Bring only
such food as finds place on the bill o.
fare.
Memorial Service, II a. IN. Dinner
p. m. Place. Beioit School House.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

John Faldc and G. a. Nelson are Civ.
ing their stores fresh Coal Of paint
Every team in Hermsn's Livery was
out and down the line of the road Sunday
Tom Hood says he will sell goods for
cash just as cheap as if Tripp had been
elected.
The Masquerade Ball will be held
W'tlnesday night, the 25th OF December,
instead of Tuesday eve as first intended.
Woods combin,tion troup, have al
ded another actor to their number. A
wonderful prodigy that weighs only l11a
lbs. Tom Allen claims the young stran-
ger.
Thanksgiving service at Lincoln Cen
ter in the School House, Thursday Nov.
%, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. Sermon by Rev.
w. S. Peterson
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The West.

Our first settlers, who, ten and fifteen
years ago, located upon these prairles,
must have thought that they were upon
the extreme frontier, at least of civiliza.
ton or wha, would be occupied by white
people, and that beyond the Missouri was
AN unknown and uncared for region, to be
forever assigned to the great tribes of In
dlan that were Its only occupiers. Be
tween the Missouri aud the Rocky noun
ain eastern slope the nature of the coun-
try was either a myth or a monotonous
reality that only government cmpl 'yces or
an occasional movement of Troops would
witness. But within the past three years
the adventurous scarcher after wealth has
penetrated the Indians haunted grounds
a2d rich mineral region has been devel-
oped now numbering its population by
the thousand s, and the Black Hills is
known all over the civilized world and sc
come a fixed fact as mining region.
To-day we read Of the famous expIora-
ton of the Yellow Stone park country,
and Of the expenditure Of $4,000 towards
It's improvement under Superintendent
Bush and N orris the past season These
gentlemen with ranchman Boetler who
has lived alone in that far region for ~
years have been engaged in laying out
roads giving access to, and connecting
points of interest within the borders Of
the Park.
THIS park embraces an area of about
three thousand square miles, and is said
to contain more natural wonders than
any other ever reported
Mountains of granducr, valleys of beau
ty, and mineral wealth Of untold value
Geysers and hot springs, and mineral
fountains possessing medicinal properties
cxc-lling the celebrated waters of Sarato-
ga and other noted rivals Of America, as
well as those Of foreign lands are numer-
Gus and apparently inexhaustible. One
spring Jurst forth during the stay Of those
heard three miles. Its basin and sur
rounding trees and shrubbery become
covered with brilliant crystals gistening
like glass, and iii the language Of Norris,
"The mountains Of glass; the crystallized
and pelrified trees the fathomcss gorgcs
around which wind the new government
road; the hot springs and geysers; the
convulsions that shake the land, and the
ccasclcss turmoil of the internal regions
where the fire is never qucochcd and
where hot water aud steam are prepared
to be belchcd forth for the astonishment
OF thousand, Of sight-scers, who will ul,i-
matcly flock to the Yellowstone to revel
in the grantlcst pa blic park that was ever
dedicated to the pleasure of man."
TO this point which SO briefly has been
described, the McGrcgor road now within
% miles of us is supposed TO be directed,
so not only the grain growing traffic of
this vicinity and along its line westward
to the Missouri Is the only induccment
that is pressing its extension, but the
great west beyond is magnet mere pow.
erful than any since the construction OF
The U. P II seems that this road bids
fair to hecom one Of the great thorough.
fares upon this continent, and that clrcum
stances Will force its early extension.
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VOL. Ill.
BELOlT ITEMS,

How is Railroad? Is the standing sal
utation now
Saturday was busy one for mer.
chants.
A Thanksgiving dinner is to be given
at the Beloit School House.
Woods Bros gave an entertainment at
kellar's Hall Saturday night.
A gentleman AID son are in town look.
ing for Hot to either buy or rent.
For the past few days large quaint,
ties of grain has been brought in
to town which gives our streets a lively
appearance,
-Vanalstine is progressing with his
remodel of the Helgerson building into a
Hotel
The large addition to the Reynolds
House gives an ample dining room and
parlor on the lower floor, and several bed
rooms in the upper story.
Mike Nelson thinks if the same tax
rule was applied in Beloit that certain
Monarch enforced upon all absentees from
church service, that the town Golfers would
be flush.
A horse of A. D. Gallups was stolen
fr"m the Carpenter stable in Beloit, Sun.
day night. S25 Reward is offered for the
recovery Of the horse.
Sunday that the cars would be running to
Fairvicw within twenty days.
II all Our citizens would prepare for
these ight prowIers that are attempting
burglary, there would be one less at lcas.,
and he may yet meet his deserts when he
least expects it.
Next Afrn,iay the Stage VIII receive
tie mail from tie cars at Eden, and the
Stage will leave Sioux Falls at a. m,
enabling passengers to reach Sioux City
early the same afternoon.
Rev. Mr.. Peterson, presbyterian }
held morning service at the Reynolds
House, Sunday, and Rev Mr.. Bryan, (Meth-
odistl at the Bcloit School House on the
same evening.
TIE old depot building in Beloit
erected several years agn, will he removed
to the Pembina depot grounds near the
mill, and Will be thoroughly repaired.
Mr.. Gal!HpH, The Stage proprietor,
seems to be an old hand at the business,
having fformeiy rttn the line from Slbley
to Sioux Falls, and from Alyona to En-
mettsburg Iowa He will place upon thi,
line in addition TO his coaches now run.
ming, four horse Concord Coach, when
bus ness demands it
-Mcssrs Wicker, Hubbard. Merchant
and Nash, came up over the road Sunday,
to ascertain from personal observation the
progress Of the grade. The condition Of
the road bed was more advanc-
ed til Col Wicker had expected to find
it, particularly between Fairvicw and Eden
He SAYS the cars will be at Bclolt by the
first Of January if the weather Will permit,
ten days without freeze up will place the
grade beyond danger and ensure the DAD
here at the time stated.
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NO 90.

The Board re. re.convencd in the morning
according to adjournment. All members
Of the board present.
The minutes Of the proceedings had
at yesterdays session, read, and the same
are upon motion hereby accepted
and approved ...
The board examined and upon motion
allowed the following bills to.wit:
Nils T. Strand, for bridge posts, Spring.
ale twp, 1.50
Herbert A Jerauld, for one printed Mtge.
,cord, ex. bound, $4,000
AP Dixon, for posting election notices
nd distributing ballot boxes for General
lection, 1878, $4,000
A L Syverud, for labor performed rs
Road Supervisor, Dist. I, Canton twp. 1875
and 1877, e bills,) $50
The Clerk then notified the board that
he had duly received all the leturns Of the
General Election held in and for Lincoln
county d. r., the 9th inst. And called up
pom the members Of the said board to a..
sist HIM in canvassing the said returns OF
! the said election pursuant to Sec. 81, Chap.
ter 81, Political code, Revised codes, 1877
and on motion the Board adjourned till
they were through canvassing the votes or
returns of election.
The canvassing Board, composed Of the
County Clerk and all the members Of the
Board Of County commissioners, then up.
on motion proceeded to open and canvass
the returns as aforesaid, at which ,rk
the balance of the day was consumed.
Upon motion the board adjourned till
next day, at 8 O'Clock in the forenoon.
= November 9th, 1878
The canvassing board rc-convened in
the morning, and all members of the said
board were present.
The entire day consumed by canvass ing
the returns of the election.
Adjourned in the evening till Monday
The nth Of Nov. next at 10 O'clock a. M.
November 18th, 1873.
The canvassing board met in scss ion
pursuant to adjournment. All members
Of the aaid board present
The canvasslng Of the election returns
continued TIL in the afternoon, when the
abstracts were made of the votes cast at
the said election, and the abstracts duly
signed by all Of the members Of the can.
vassing board, and filed In the office fthe
Regi ster Of Deeds, and a certified copy OF
the same forwarded through mail to the
Secretary of the Territory.
The result Of the Election is as follows,
to.wlt:
For Delegate to Congress:
Granville G. Bennett, received $50 votes.
Bartlett Tripp, . 200
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Death Of Mark w. Bailey.

Information is just received Of the de-
cease Of Hon. Mark W. Bailey, who died
at the residence Of his parents, in Fen
more W s, Thursday the 14th inst. Hl
was speechless for several days before his
death The departure of this young man
at so carly period of his life, will be
greatly regretted by his numerous friends
throughout the Territory. His genial ma
ture was fast bringing him into general
popularity, and as a member of the Ban
his bri ght light will be missed, and his
memory cherished through life. TO assu.
age the grief of his amiablc consort Mag
gle" words arc inadequate, hu! the sym.
nathv Of Marks friends will be rendered
her in this severe bereavement.
Resolutions adopted by the Lincoln Co.
Bar.
WHENEAs-The Hon. Mark W. Bailey
u m mDer of the Lincoln county bar de-
parted this life on tie 14th day of Nov,
1878, therefore be it
Resoloed, That public meeting be held
by the members of the Llncoln county bar
at the Court room IN the village of Canton
Lincoln county, Dakota Territory, on the
Sd dny of December 1878, at two O'Clock
D. m, for the purpose of expressing esteem
and appreciation for the deceased, and
sympathy for surviving relations and
friends
Resoiued, That the members of the Lin,
coin county bar be committee to prepare
and present appropriate resolutions in
reference to the deceased, at said meeting
and thai the said mem ters be g committee
upon arrangements.
Resylred, The members of the bar gen
orally, and The public I've invited to attend
at said meeting and take part in the excr
Ciscs
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'SiNe SING" shouted brakeman, as a
Hudson River tram slowed up at that STA
ton Give years for refreshments" yell.
ed passenger with short hair and brace
lets, as he rose TO leave the car in charge
Of the deputy sheriff
AN Oshkosh citizen. Adam Hahen, former.
ly Of Germany, visited his native land, and
while there was tried and sentenced to five
years Imprisonment for speaking t,isre.
specially Of the Emperor. Secy. Evaris
is going to bring the mater before the
German Government.
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ST. Louis Repuhiican fHem.}

81. Louis Republican Item.}
Those who think there will be Demo
cratic "walk ever" in 1880 are fools or
blind It promises to be the bitterest and
MOS. desperate struggle in til" annals OF
American politics The party which has
had twenty years unbr"ken leas" of
power will not fall to pieces and give up
the ghost at the blow ing of rams horns
1t will contest every inch Of ground, d
die. if die it must, sword in hanl an1 in
the last ditch. II there are any fl stclass
Democratic generals. the sooner they come
together in council Of war and decide
where and how the approaching battle
shall be fought. the better for the party
prospects. We cannot win hy "bull luck
and awkward ness next time.
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TUE corn crop Of iowa is estimated at
250,0Oo,00O bushels against l9700o,OOO
last year.
SINCE election the sale Of four per cent
bonds increased daily last week, sales av
eraged quarter Of million day.
Bowman, editor OF the Interstate
Gary, Oak, has been appointed Post mas
ter at that place His paper indicates the
rapid growth and population of that burg.
The estate of Meigs the south Amcri-
can benetactor nets about $2O,O0OOOO to
his heirs after all debts are paid. Whew !!
wish we was the only heir. we would buy
out some timber claim and wait and grow
up with the grassh oppers.
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CASH BASIS.

hereby notify nv customers that from
this date I have adopted strictly cash
system, being no longer able to sell goods
IN time. BY this arrangement shall re.
tluce prices and sell goods cheaper than
can be s,ld under credit base To all
nv old customers who will psv up their
nresent accounts promptly, willtry TO give
credit again through the next harvest.
Lower Canton, o. T. E WENDT.
Nov J9tn 1873
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M Married,

e. MCKAY -JENNACK-November, 16, 1878, at
the brides residepce in Sioux City, by the Rev. j.
H. Lozier, Mr.. Geo. L. Mckay of Beloit and Miss.
Viola Jennack OF Sioux City.
This heralds another union Of heart
and hand of worthy couple. G. L.
Mckay is a young and rising attorney OF
ability, who short time since located
in Beoit, and his csimablc lady is well
and favorably known among q large cir
Gle oi acquainlances in our city. May a
halo OF happiness ever surround their
pathway and ne'cr shed It's lusre from the
auspicious m "rnng, through the MONDAY
to far distant and peaceful evening of we'd
ded life. are the wishes Of their many
triends.-tSiour City Journal.
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CANTON P. O. DIRECTORY.

Southern daily mail arrives every day except Sun
1ayst7 AM. Departs every day except Sunday
at p. NJ.
Northern daily mail arrives every day except Sum
d,vat7 100 =. vi. Departs every day except Sum
do v at Z Am.
Canton and Milltown mail arrives every Tuesday
and Friday at IL NJ. Departs same days at p. NJ.
Canton & Rich!aad mali arrives every Friday, at
am, Departs every Saturday, at A. NJ.
Office o- en- from 7 A. M. to p. NJ. On Sundays
from to P. NJ, and one hour after the mail
riyes from the North.
JOHN FALDE, Postmaster.
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Christmas Night.

A Grand Masquerade Ball will be given
by the Gay and Happy Club Of Canton.
December 25th to be held at Kellar's Hall !.
Supper will be provided Mt tn" Harlan
House Invitations and other notices will
be given in due time
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DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD
TINE TABLE
Mail arrives at Portlandville at. l2.19 p. m
leaves :. ".........1.50 I" p. m
' arrives at Sioux city .3.5s p. M
i" " g Yankton "..........6 .6.i6 p. %
CONNECTIONS.

l. At Sioux city with Sioux city & Pacific, Illi-
nois Central, Sioux City h st. Paul Railroads.
g. At Fix Point with Stages for Ponca, Neb.. and
Richland D. T.
g. 4. ver,n;i!.on with Stages for Loai, RiYsrs.de :
Turner, Bloomingda1e, and Finlay.
1. At Meckling with Stage for st. James.
s. At Gayville with Stage for ST. Helena.
6. At Yankton with Missouri River Transports
ton company's Line Of Steam for Forts Randall
Brule, Pierre, sully, Rice Bismarck, Stevenson, !,
and Benton; also with Stages for Ill Points m,
Southern and Western Dakota and Northern Nebras
ka.
Z. At Portiandville with Stages for Virginia.
Eden, Fairview, Beloit, Canton Fs.-.sttlrg, Flan.
dreau, Larohwood, Rock Rapids, Sioux Pals, and
all Points on Big Sioux River.
sf G.. E. NE RCHANT,
Gen. 0nrGjnAeaA
s!!ssx City. Iowa.
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In Lynn, Mass, pair Of kid, side-laced
womans boots were made from stock in II
minutes
PINE logs are worth only worth four
dollars per thousand in Washington TER.
and lumbermen are complaining of hard
lines.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Nv. CAhryR, District Attorney.
v. M. CUrpErr. Clerk Of District Court.
THotr j. TRoNsrAD, Register Of Deeds and e x
ofncio County Clerk.
Gyo. w. NAYLOR, Treasurer.
J. O. FITz~ERALD, Judge Of Probate.
p. DIXON, Sheriff.
r. G. JACOBS, Superintendent Of Schools.
A ARNEsoN, Chairman,
". ". PALMrR, Co. Commissioners.
H. T. HoGoBooN
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cHuRCH.ClRF Glory

FpyscopAL SERvICE-In Canton at the School
house, ch the second and fourth Sundays Of eac
month, at II O'Clock A. NJ. Beloit School House,
same days at 2 O'Clock p.
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But upon motion deducted $l.o0 by the
board for amount overpaid on bill allow
ed tnJ Gallup Oct 1878. allowed for .o5
Albert J. Gallup, witness before Grand
jury day, on motion changed and allow
for 20 ...
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Bill Of &. P. Rolfs, for building a bridge
across Nine-mile Creek. between sections
a3 and "a, Springdale Twp, was examined
and upon motion the same is hereby al.
lowed for $500, on the bridge fund.
Upon motion the Board adjourned till
9 O'Clock a. m. next day
November eth, 1879.
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Proceedings of the Board Of Co
Commissioners.

The adjourned session Of the Board Of
County Commissioners of Lincoln county,
D. r., convened at the Clerks Office, Can
ton D. T., November 7th, A. D. 1878. W.
w. Palmer and NJ. 7. Hogoboom, County
commissioners, and the Clerk present,
Upon motion the Board adjourned till
O'Clock in the afternoon.
The Beard re convened in tie afternoon
all members of the board and the clerk
present.
Report received and filed from VIM. NJ.
Cuppctt Esq Clerk of the District Court,
stating amount of expenses and fees &C
crued at theA eADistrict Court, October term
1873 which tepor. was examined and the
accounts therein contained upon motion
allowed as follow, to-wt:
W. NJ. CUPrETT, CIR.
By 8 days as Clerk, a S.. per day. $4,000
By fees in case Ter V. 8. Chas. l..
Morrison, 1.SO
By fees in case Of Territory, VS.
NJ. Costello, 7.i5
BY fees in case Of Territory, vs.
Chas Wilher --. .-- G.15
Issuing IS subp9nas before Grand
jury, 45O
... s599o
A.P. DIXON, SHERIFF, CIR
BY days attendanc on court, $1,000
BY serving subpGnas, Grand jury
and milage, 1925
BY serving venirc Grand jury. 500
By " Petit 1000
$6S25
W. l.. DICK, DEPUTY SHERIFF. CIR.
BY 8 days attendance on court, $1,000
BY serving subpGnas, case of Cos.
tello, and milage, $50
By making amt and miIage, Will
bcr.s case, 5.15
By serving subpenas, Grand Jury
and mllage, 1905
$48.10
FA. York, Eailitf, by s days attendance
on court, $1,000
A. B. Wheelock, 'Bailitf, by days at
tendance on court, 81 60
AUSTIN OLSON BAILIFF CIR.
BY attendance on court days, $1,000
By serving subGnas, and milage, As
$10.45
Joseph L. Durkee, serving sub2Gnas,
Grand jury and mlage, $3.50
Oscar E. Rea, Deputy Sheriff, serving
subppnas. and milage, $4.G0
Willis Arnold, Deputy Sheriff, serving
subpenas, Grand Jury, and milaee, $3.50
Andrew Tucker, Dept Sheriff, serving
subpnnas. Grand jury, and milagc, $3.50
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q. W. NAYLOR,

(NOUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. T. Res
~ Estate I'D tax paying business promptly at
ended to. OH J. at Court II ouse. ltf
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Thansg;ving Day.

Preparations have been made by the
people of Beloit to give Thanksgiving
Dinner, and by the school TO give Mem.
orial Service, Thanksgiving morning,
A grand time may be anticipated, for no
pains will be spared by those in charge to
make it an occasion to be long remember
ed by the young folks and the old folks
with young hearts. Following is the
Music, "Amcrica.
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MRS. +. NJ. WELLS,

MILLINERY 4 FANCY GOODS DEALER has
NA Just received new stock of the latest styles
of summer Goods, also supply of most fashionable
Patterns. Orders for Dress and Cloak making VIII
received prompt attention.
Call early, and see my goods, and learn my prices
before leaving orders elswhere. l26-tf)
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NISCELL.4 4 NEOES.
WIN. Nj. CUPPETT,

W WI M VT II ~
DEAL ESTATE h ABSTRACT OFFICE; WIZ
pay taxes for non-residents. Office at the
Court House. Canton, D. T. H1
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CARTER BROS, PUBLISHERS.
A. +. & A. M.

a,,,vrn STAR LODGE No. 4, A. F. h A. NJ. Regu-
A. communication Wednesday on or before the full
moon. .
'"' w. MILLER, SR. W. NJ.
v. M. CuPpkrT, Secretary.
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NJ L. SVVERUD.

N1ATCHMAKER Il JEWELER, and dealer in
w Clocks, Jewelry, Etc, at Gilbert's store,
Canton, T. llkinds of work in my line attended
to promptly IN on short notice.
t REFERENCE-MY WORK. ...