The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-02-17
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| Final Proof-C. N. Stanley.
GATE CITY ITEMS.
| Singing through the forests,
Rafting over ridges,
Shooting under arches,
Run bling over bridges,
Whizzing through the mountain,
BuZzinG DER the vAlo-
Bless me! this il pleasant,
Riding on tho Rail! [snow-shoss.l
| Hay brings IS per ton.
THE ADVOCATE is . few hour. behind
time this week.
Eggs are one dollar per dozen in Far,
60, Cass county.
Mr.. Carroll has been on the sick list
for several days past.
The business houses of Leunox have
closed up for lack of fuel
Eggs seem to meet with ready sale At
Sioux City, At IS cents dozen.
"A span of young horses were bid of
Monday at front door of the court house.
Two weeks from next Sunday is com
munion day at the Congregational church.
The La Porte House Of Charles City,
Iowa, was destroyed by Ere on last Sun :
day.
"A eoclal ball is on the "striug" fer
the 22d. To mask or not to mask,
which!
Artist Shufels is among the many
who are suffering from the effects Of in
oculatlon
Curt Winsor, of Sioux Falls. came
down on tho first train en- route for
Yankton.
'-"Jimmy" Stahl OF the Sioux Falls
Paragraph, stopped in Canton Wednes-
day night.
Tom Martin is just recovering from
two weeks sick spell. brought on by
vaccination.
Gus Linderman is always busy both
through storm and sunshine hauling
wood into town.
Mrs. A. p. Dixon medltates trip to
Chicago where she will remain some time
visiting friends.
Two weeks from to day General Gar
field will be iaauguraied rs President of
the United States.
Miss Hattie Taylor will give her Sc
lect reading at Masonic Hall on to-mor-
row Saturday. evening.
Hay Is selling at from SIS to $1S per
ton IN Sioux City aud appears to. be
scarce at these high figures.
There is no smallpox at Sioux Falls
As was at first rumored. but mild case
Of varioloid III reported there.
y. B. Grey. proprietor of the up-stree'
restaurant can supply you with tip-top
m cal. When hungry visit him.
Five cases of small pox are reported
at Bon Homme and eight at Tyndall, Blu,
are we'll cared for and properly guarded.
Trade within few days past has
been rather brisk the farmers being per
united by the "calm," to visit the market.
The bill for the incorporation of Can.
ton has passed both houses of the legisla-
ture. This will be city of the first class
John Heimdal has On hand car
load of cattle which he will ship to east
ern markets, as soon as trains run regu-
lar.
An eastern paper says that no person
protected by good vaccine mark, even n
it be twenty years old, need have fears Of
sm all pox.
After struggle of nearly two days
the passenger train on the Pemblna line
reached Canton from Sioux Falls, We'd
nesday evening.
About forty passengers were aboard
the train which worked its way down
from the Falls, bound for more congen-
ial cline.
The Congregational sociable at the
court house last Friday evening was quite
largely attended owing to the storm, ane
| a pleasant time was had.
: No papers and but very few letters
were received here by the mail train wed
nesday night from the north, which wal
| hardly satisfactory to the people.
| -seyenty-ffve guests breakfasted at the
Naylor house yesterday morning-arfi'
a,s on The southern.bound train who re-
NAMED here over Wednesday night.
That which shouldh have arriven ha'
.rroyen-the mail train bringing WIN
an immense quantity oslettcrs ana papers
v,,h the same amount CT satisfaction.
| If trains aro NOT more regular !.
reaching Canton some other source WI
have "a 10 resorted to Is . WAY OF geuin'
coal and other nscsasaziea into inc mar
ket.