The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-11-02

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residence of Mr.. ". Fowler, on Saturda.
evening, October 4th, for the benefit o
the Rev. Mr.. Wakefield, the Uniyersalis
preacher. We hope to sec big tur1
out
A. l.. Anderson is meeting with goo'
SUCCESS in the sale Of his white and rec
brick, These brick are made at Fair
view, and have alreadyx reputation a
Calliope, Eden, and all along the Sioll,
Valley.
Mr., j. Kuhns, who resides in Lynn
township, left for Grundy county Monda.
after his family. He will also bring alon.
his sons family and that of his son-in
laws and bring along four carloads Q
household goods.
Superintendent Allibone held his exam
nation Tuesday in the court room at thii
place. A good force of teachers were
present A list Of the teachers that were
granted certificates to teach in the county
will be given in next weeks paper.
Freenan P. Lane, Minneapolis, MINI.
says: Last summer one of my black
horses was badly saddle CALLED. I used
nothing but Coles Veterinary Carboli
salvo, and in short time it was com.
pletely healed, the hair coming in its
natural color" Pound cans, $l.OO
small cans so cents.
J. A Phelps has taken the contrac,
10 erect grain warehouse for Mr.. vii.
son, over At Rock Valley, and will also
erect barn 3O14O for Mr.. D. G. Cud-
ney. Phelps will have good force Of
workmen and will rush the jobs right
through.
Mrs. julia Straube desires to have it
made known that she has just received a
new stock of knit goods and would like to
meet her lady customers at her store.
These goods consist of knit jackets, skirts,
leggings, nubias, hoods, etc. Call while
the stock is large.
A pleasant reception was given Rev. l..
W. Miller and wife at the church after
the prayer meeting las. Thursday even
ing. A pound donation Of groceries from
each one was an important part Of the
good things Of the evening. These
amounted to about SIP worth
Dan Hawn has come out for the Office
Of probate judge, and A. P. Dixon for
sheriff. Dan is an old settler, makes a
No. l justice and the same may be said Of
his ability to fill the Office of probate
Judge. Mr.. Millett is also good man
and an old settler. You pays your money
and takes your choice of candidates.
Mrs. Straube will have on big assort-
ment Of articles suitable for Holiday pres
snts the latter part Of the week and
wishes to meet her customers at her store
just this side of the Merchants house,
Main street. Her stock Will comprise
everything ornamental Is we'll as useful
The republican ticket found at the head
Of this paper is one that every cit;zon Of
the county can we'll feel proud Of Every
maa upon il is known either as an Official
or private citizen, to be constituted Of
No. material, and entitled to the entire
confidence and support of the people.
The Me.srs. Hunting, Bs.sett l. Co.,
our grain buyers, are erecting grain
warehouse three and half miles from
Selma, eight miles from Sioux Falls, or
the Sioux City and Sioux Falls division Of
the @. NJ. 4. St. P railroad. The sta
ton will be called Harrisburg, and viii
alss have the post Office.
Read the prospectus of the St. Pau
Pioneer Press, found elsewhere in this
issue. The Pres. stands equal in reputa
ton in che northwest as the Times does
for Chicago or tho Herald for New York.
Tho price Of the daily is sl2 per year; the
price Of tho weekly $l.l5. You can
order through us, at $l.OO per year
Call and see sample copy.
Uncle Jerry Gehon, Democratic candi.
date for councilman, was nominated al
Parker on last week. Uncle Jerry is one
Of our oldest settlers, having located in
this county in 1869. He received the
nomination in 1872 and took his seat and
made good reputation as faithful off
eer If he should be elected Novembe,
7th he will stand by the people as whole
and ondeavor to serve the district to the
best of his ability. Mr.. Gehon is one Of
our best farmers; paying strict attention
to his farm, and hence this item.
The birthday party given last Satm.
day by Master Harvey Hewitt, in honor
of his 7th birthday, was an enjoyable oc,
casion and afforded amusements to the
little gentlemen and ladies present that
was good to behold. The following is q
list Of those present and the present.
given: Mark Cuppett. glass mug, Will
lie Cuppett, vino glass, Sidney Carter,
pop-gun, Leon Ramsdall, harp, Alfred
Burgan, pooketbook, Eddie Hewitt, two
uiaeslasses, Eddie Jenson, collar button,
JoeyHolsey, knife Karl Harmon, chrome
framed, Earl Cline, Theodore Thompson,
| and Johnic Fosdick, not known, Maggie
Hewitt, loeking-gl.ss, Grandpa Hewitt, sc
cents, Laura Hewitt, 10 cents, Mrs Bond
| chrome, Mr.. & Mrs Harmon, fancy cards
Ada Fitzgerald, knife, Grandpa Fitzger.
AID, 2 bushels oats, Grandma, rlk- hand
kerchief, Mrs. Hewitt, picture book, anc
Mr. John Hewitt, bushel Of corn.
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