The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-08-17
). II. Bridgeman Of Eden, was in town

). II. Bridgeman of Eden, was in town
Wednesday.
Our neighbor, A. G. Vroman, returned
home from McGregor last Saturday morn
ing.
Quite number of our towns people
are enjoying fishing in the cool of the
evening.
You cannot miss the location now.
Mr. Hill has lettered his mill so he that
runs can read Remember the 'Ex-
change Mill
Mr.. Woerz made a visit to the ceme-
terry Tuesday and disentered the three
children of Fred Barrows, and were taken
to Lemars
Gen. II. Allen, of Warm, Pa, the
newly appointed United States marshal
for this district, Dakota was caller at
this office this morning
We noticed the names of j, \. Pierce
and wife and John Chambers, of Eden,
and l'hos. Sedgwick of Portlandville, on
the Merchants hotel register
The Rev. Mr.. Wakefield preached in
the court room on Sunday evening and
the Rev. Mr.. 'Soule at the NJ E. church,
to large audience, in spite of the heat
A brand new safe now ornaments the
Office in Mr. Woerz' furniture store.
1t is an elegant one and hope our neigh
Dor will find room therein to store his
greenbacks.
The sidewalks in front of the jewellery
store Of Mr.. Syverud, the:post- office and
meat market of Milliman & Co. is being
is being lowered by Mr. House to conform
to the grade.
No need to 60 away from home now
when you want furniture. You will find
elegant and tasty bedroom sets at all
prices at the store oftH. Woerz, next door
to this office
Mr.. Satrang, book keeper in the em-
ploy of the Dakota Loan and Trust COM
pany, returned home one day last week
from a weeks visit to his old home in
Alamakee county
We shall give description of the store
and building of MIR. Woerz in our next
issue. The front to his store has been put
in and he can now lay claim to one of the
best in the territory.
District court convenes at the court
house on next Tuesday, Hon. Judge
Kidder on the bench We understand
there will be no grand or petit jury
There are over one hundred cases on the
docket.
Stewart Ayres of Lincoln Center, this
county, was in town Saturday and
sold three loads of this seasons crop of
fax. He sold the same to Mr. Marsh
and received 80 cents per bushel.
An excursion train consisting of seven
coaches passed through town Wednesday
afternoon bound west The excursion
was gotten up at Plano. ILL.,, and was in
charge of a gentleman named Norris
Our brick company is getting ready to
burn another kiln Of brick These brick
will be better than the first for the reason
that better clay has been reached There
is brisk demand for them and we are
glad of it.
Woerz has store 2Ox9O feet and is
stocked from floor TO ceiling with new
furniture just from the factory. He has
bought largely and for cash and will make
it an object for you to call and inspect be-
fore buying elsewhere.
Monday was the hottest day of the sea-
son. At P NJ. the thermometer regis
tered, in the sun in front of The jewelry
store Of Mr. NJ. i. Syverud, l55 and in the
shade, in front of the store of Mrs H. L.
Soule, lO5. In the evening a thunder
storm arose but did no damage and little
rain fell, which had the effect to cool off
the atmosphere the following day no rain
fell at Sioux Falls, north of us, nor at
Plankington, to the west of us.