The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-06-15
HERE AND HEREABOUTs.


Tlcains run on Minneapolis time.
HERE AND IIEREABOUTS.
It rains nowadays without any effort.
Ask DR.. Brown how he pronounces bac
k;;+ehe?
"a G. Stiner, Esq, our new attorney,
i: officing with Judge Clifford for the
present.
James Keller has just received fine
sew Debold safe It's a beauty, and no
:mstake.
!: H. c. Marsh Il Co., are paying twenty
l:cents for raw wool, and the article is COM
: ing in freely.
Chas Marker, returned Tuesday even
ing from Shannon, ILL.,, where he had
gone on a visit
f. NJ Merrill is expected here this
week with a drove of mich cows, st:ers
and heifers.
c. K Bedlake, of Warren county, Iowa,
has bought the Peter Larson farm, in
Highland township.
O. S. Clifford is off at Watertown in at
tendance on the Grand Lodge of-Masons
now in session there.
The photograph gallery will close on
the 23rd. Special inducements offered
on cabinet photographs
0. 4. Rudolph has taken contract to
tin thirty squares, of 100 feet each, on the
new building Oft. W. Hood.
Taylor & Russell have moved the adj
Joining building, six feet to the west to
give them more room for the new block.
An excursion train with about 100 per
sons on board passed through Canton last
Wednesday evening to take view Of Da-
kota.
VIM. V. Harencourt has completed the
fine bird s-eye view of Canton, which will
shortly appear in the Dubuque Daily TEL
egraph.
Mr.. Zeigler, of Sioux Falls, is again
here experimenting the work Of putting
up the new buildings now in course of
erection.
A. p. Dixon, who has been over at
Yankton for some days past, returned
home on Monday, and expect to remain
now until after election.
Tolef Helgerson, one Of the solid far
mers of Lyon county was in town the
latter part of last week and reports crops
of all kinds as doing we'll
Mrs. NJ. Lanning, wife of our Robert,
left last Monday for visit to relatives in
Philadelphia. During her absence uncle
Robby will take his meals at the hotel.
The wrecked cars on the Chicago, Mil
waukee & St Paul railway company were
taken to Dubuque on Tuesday for repairs
The damages estimated to be nearly $40,
O00
Charley Hanson has started new
brick yard at Glenwood, in Clay county
on the edge of this, some two miles from
w. W. Palmers place. He will be abl'
to supply customers with good article o
brick.
NJ. f. Rudolph was recently invited tt
deliver an address before the Alumni As
association of the Iowa State Industris,
University, of which he is graduate; bu
he declined with thanks
One hundred and six years ago tn
American eagle chawed up its iron cage
and scared aloft in an atmosphere OF free
dom. Come..to Canton on the Fourth au'
hear the old bird scream, for able orator
have been engaged to pull his tail.
J. D. Officer, of Eagleville Missouri
who was out here in april, has purchases
IA acres of land adjoining Fattee's addi
ton also 70 acres across Beaver Greek
near Canton.
B. Lindsey, of Colesburg, Iowa, wa
here on visit last week, to his cousins
Kennedy Bros. Mr.. L. spent the sum
mer of 1878 in Lincoln county. He wa
very tavorably impressed with Canton ant
will probably return and invest in Lincol
county property.
Dr. John Walker, of Bethany, Harri
son county, Missouri, and an old tim
friend and acquaintance of Brown Bros.
of this place, dropped in to see Canto
last Saturday, and refresh the memor
of old times.
Dr. Marcy, of Sioux Falls, was in tow
last Monday to hold a consultation witt
Dr. Brown concerning the precarious con
dition of the child of Mr.. & Mrs. Cha.
Marker. We are glad to note that tn
child is now out of danger.
Vennor predicts trosts on the 25th an
26th of June; paste in your hat and test
and assigns US very cold and stormy a.,
tumn with an early setting in of sever
winter, with heavy spowfalls reaching t
remote points south. the latter half of tn
winter breaking into open mildness wit
an advanced spring.