The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-11-06
Mote Found-Enquire at This ot.,ce.

Mote Found-Enquire at this Office.
IT. ], Fo.dick has been appointed a
Agen, for the American Express Co. at
this place. Office at his store.
Since the closing Of the Harlan House,
Harlan Restaurant seeems TO he the favor.
ito resort for traveelrs.
The Naylor House will soon be op
ened 1t il IN ornament to the town and
will he well pa,rnnized when ready to 70.
ceive guests.
Mrs. D. Keller, Of this place. who rs-
ceived injuries by falling from the steps
of passenger car IF the St. Pa"l and 8,
G. railrosd, has received verdict for $S75
by Ramsey county (Minn } jury.
Mrs. E. NJ. Woodruff. Canton's Milliner,
hes just received the largest and best &C.
lected stock Of Millinery Goods ever
wheeled into Canton Ladies will do
we'll by calling on her. See advertisem' Mt
next week.
Il. would he an attraction to our town
to see more neat churches. Why don't
some of our people make An effort In that
direction. Nothing peaks better for a
town than good buildings for churches or
schools.
Capt. Harl moved out Of the Har-
House Monday, and opened up his restau.
rant aud boarding house in Gfford's
rooms next TO Rudolph's Hardware store
IN east Canton. Several Of his boarders
follow and remain with him in the new
quarters.
An imposing display. Of shooting
stars" is predicted for one week from to-
ight-Novembe 13. 1t is said that the
show will exceed anything since the IA
nous exhibition of 1888, and it will fur
dish Il good chance for the boys and girls to
get out and take look at the heavens.
AS the construction train of the Da-
kota road reached the crossing Of the Mil
waukec road Tuesday night returning to
Beloit, the boom Of the cannon welcomed
the train hands, and the engineer respond.
ed with his whistle until the evening air
seemed alive with wierd shrielks. AS the
train halted the Canton boyspresented the
tra,nmen and track layers with cigars, and
for few moments lively and merry
time was had. cheers were given and the
train moved on.
Our readers will be glad to learn
,ha, that sterling agricultural! monthly,
the Farmers Repiew, Chicago, Is To be
converted into weekly On the ferst of the
year The Review was established rs Il
monthly IN 1877, and has circulation of
5O,O00 cones, greater than that OF any
other farm paper As u weekly, at only a
doller per year. 1t seems TO us that it ought
TO have that number Of subscribers in Il! is
territory Indeed why should not every
| farmer in the territory subscribe for IT.
They would soon arrive at the conclusion
that this was the best dollar inyestm ent
thar they ever made We will furnish the
R.view with our own paper for $3.50 =
| rhc Review is published by the Farmers
Review Company, l01 State street, Chica-
80.
The "maip' editor Of the Sheldon
Nan made flying trip to Canton las
week. b,l, for some reason he failed to re-
port himself to the crsft. We shouAt
have been glad to have gri?ped lis Fabe
hode-, for the spicy make up of that pap
er Is often consoling to US after searchn!
in vain for news for the ADVOCATE. y
Canton, in his article he says, Canton
enjoying rapid and substantial growth
end 10 unceremoniously swallowing u
the two once hopeful and pretentiou
towns down the valley. tunquestionabI
has bright future it. We noticed tror
the depot that the c.ass Of improvement
being made are excellent, new thre'
story hotel near the depot being anon
the most attractive structures nearin
completion"