The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-09-28
HERE AND HEREABoUTs.

lhe HeSSrS. JOnn VI. ana H. =. Cat-
penter, of Beloit, were on our streets
Wednesday morning
Judge Clifford and L. Hens'cy are out
at Swan Lake attending court, Hon.
Judge K.,ider, on the bench.
The platform at the freight depot Of
the l. & d. division has been extended
several feet This fills long felt want.
Rev. S. Wakefield has changed his ap-
pointment from next Sunday to one week
from Sunday at 7:3O P NJ, in the court
house.
Tom Martin has moved into his new
residence, opposite that Of Mr.. A. &.
Vroman, south of the railroad track, on
Broadway.
The Oshkosh Lumber company will
handle most of the coal sold here this
season. Other parties are getting ready
to handle it. also.
Nathan Noble, Esq, is being very fav-
/, orabIy mentioned by bis many friends in
connection with his candidacy for the
treasurship of this county.
The new dry goods store win open next
week, opposite the post Office. Mr..
Dean has already bought his stock and
will be ready for business in few days.
Carpenter A. Thornton received neat
monument last Monday for his little boy S
grave, who now lies sleeping in the new
cemetery. The little boy died year ago
last fall
BY clerical error the ADVOCATE was
made to say that the board Of county COM
missioners would be in session September
End. Mr.. Opsal wanted to say October
End. 1882.
Mrs. A. G. Milliman (grandma), OK
poets to leave in about ten days on three
months visit to friends and relatives in
York state We wish her safe journey
and pleasant visit.
A nephew of Mr.. E. NJ. Boyoe, Mr..
Stephen Oliver, from Beloit, Wis.
was out here last week looking up a loca-
ton. He has gone west but the pros
poets are that he will losate in this
county.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Fowler
is closing out her millinery stock to retire
from the business, as her reputation As ,
nillner and dressmaker is 30 we'll known
to her many patrons, as not being excsll'
ed by any one.
The Commercial is the name of CALI
ope's second paper, Frank Kelley L Co.
publishers. 1t is 7-column folio AND
we'll edited and will give our old Siou1
county friends paper they have lonl
felt the need of.
The Messrs. NJ. B. Dean h Co., ou,
new dry goods merchants, are to BE- in
town to-day and will open up their store
in the NJ E. Rudolph building Reac
their new locals and advertisement founc
elsewhere in this issue.
At Bedford hall, Friday eve., Septe1n
Der 2eth, j. c. Fremont will give hi
note lecture and be joined by Mr.. j
Porters in an Ethiopian concert. Silver
ware will be strewn all through the hall
Admission l5 and rs cents.
There will be divine service At tn
Episcopal church at this place next Sab
bath, at II A. NJ. and 1880 r. NJ, Rev
Thomas Stafford, officiating. The Rev
gentleman goes east Monday, and thi
will be his farewell sermon.
Mr. Sabine, the big farmer and politi
clan Of La Valley township, this county
and whom Mr.. Nash pleases to call tn
giblet, was is town Wednesday. MI
Sabine and his many friends always hav
a standing invitation to call when
town.
Ye reporter is under obligations t
Mrs. John W. Hewitt for four mammot
! onions, which measured IA inches in Oh
! conference. They were raised in old ger
man Hewitt's garden and received th
premium at the fair held last week. II
!. will harvest over 400 bushels.
The Schoenauer sisters have ~ fin
location as there is in the city and ha,
ing had many years experience in Il
art Of dressmaking, cutting and fitting
it certainly would be to the interest .
those wishing anything in their line
give them call. We feel assured tn,
, you will be satisfactorily rewarded.
The executing committee Of the Liscel
county agricultural association il called
meet at the court house on Saturds
September s0th, 1882, at O'Clock P. !
Business of importance is to be transact,
and a full attendance is desired.
= order of the president and secretary. G