The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1881-03-31
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Final P-oof-Jacob Sly.
Final Proof-H. SlodoA'
GATE CITY ITEMS.
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-Tcnnesccans
AT the Court House
For date see small bills.
Tickets for sale at Hoods Drug store
Trains from the east are expected this
week.
Martins meat market Is adorned with
new block.
The meadow-lar,s warbleth its song
OF sweet spring.
"A. B. Wheelock, of Eden, was in
to wn the first Of the week.
The Hotels are crowded, since the
blockade has been raised
Warren Marsh went to Sioux City,
Sunday, returning Monday.
Herman the restaurantcr, received It
c: Sc of fresh oysters yesterday.
judge Clifford went south on Tuesdays
down train, returning The same evening.
Henry Conklin, of Lennox, was doing
business in Canton the fore part Of the
| week.
I'D Cameron is quite low, caused
| by ove- exer,ion, in his trip to Canton, on
snow shoes.
! j. S. Benedict was a passenger for
Sioux Falls, on the belated train from the
south, Monday.
Fred Barrow still samples the Merch-
ants tables, patiently waiting for sure
trip to LeMars.
Rev. Mr.. Wakefield arrived in Can
ton Sunday, after /. six weeks blockade III
southern Dakota.
e. G. Ledyard arrived in town from
Sioux Falls last week, and took the first
train for Sioux City.
The railroad shovelers were divided
for rations between the Naylor, Harlan
and the Merchants hotel.
The train from the south wa, two
hours late, Monday, and Tuesday, arrived
rive hours behind time.
-Kenn.dy's law Office is adorned with
ahaudsome sign, which adds much to the
appearance of the building.
&C. E. Blount, the Eden druggist arriv.
ed in town on Sundays passenger train
and was guest at the Merchants.
-Supt. Sanborn came in Friday night
from Sanborn, with team and lett 1ol
Sioux City Sunday morning on a hand
car.
"A smile driver is in active operation
| operation near the Beloit mills, strength
ening the bank, from the ravages of high
water.
There will be divine service at Dahl's
Hall on Sunday evening next, at half pas
seven o'clock, Rev. ]. NJ. Mcbride oftic
iatng.
Mail from the west WAS received
the post Office Saturday. Il is unneces-
sary to state that horse power was tue
mode of conveyance.
The Board Of County Commissioners
meet in regular session on Monday next
for the transaction of such business a:
may properly come before them.
Mad ole sold out case of lubbcl
frn1 81 "
Of their arrival. Rowley also received {
ca,. which were also sold in very shor
time.
"A social dance took place in the hal
over Ole Isaacson's blacksmith shop, las
Saturday evening. The music, Furnished
by Ohm Heimdal, was pronounced as bein!
very good.
GRAY of the up street bakery and res
taurant, has taken partner into the estao
,ishment, who is first class cook. Fresl
bread pies, hot cotfe, ETC., served up o.
short notice.
Bobby Cox, the lower Canton dray
man. has moved his family into one o
Robertson's tenement houses, in the lowe
mart of town, and now runs his dray OF
the streets of Canton.
VIM. Pat,ee started for Sioux Falls
Saturday, by team. He landed his pas
sengers at the Falls all right, and returne
Monday, but reports the road as being II
an almost impossible condition
Mr.. Marsh, who has been feeding
large number of cattle and hogs at tn
stock yards for tho past two months wa
fortunate in getting them shipped VI
Sioux City, Sunday night
Mrs. jenkins has vacated her tene
ment on Main ST., preparatory to remoV
mo TO Winona, Mimi. She has mad
many friends during her residence he'
who will regret her departure.