The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-07-27
HERE ANn stEREABOUTs.

IOaters are scarce
Good corn weather.
Read the legal notices.
Here $ your ADVOCATE.
Not many farmers i'll town.
Go to church next Sunday.
Take share in the brick company.
Canton has its first case of chicken
pox.
George Thatcher came over to Canton
Tuesday and called.
Woerz can lay claim to the finest tllrnl-
turc and store in Dakota.
There will be no services in the Congre-
gational church for two Sabbaths.
Mrs. Claridge, Of Wis, is here on a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs Cooper, her neigh
bors.
Over $40, 900 was loaned by the Dakota
Loan and Trust company within the past
10 days.
Major Washburn, of Sioux Falls, was
in town one day this week interviewing
his many friends.
There will be trustees meeting Of the
VI. +. Church Monday, the 3lst, at =
p. NJ, at f. Wcndt's.
.Chas. Christopher and Tim Fosdick are
the two happiest mortals in town since
tile. -o.<p>eAeir new stores. :.
Sew your buckwheat now and put in a
patch of turnips: :rutabagas or corrots for
the benefit of your stock this winter.
WANTED-A copy of the ADVOCATE
of July 9th. 1882 A liberal sum will be
paid to the party bringing it to this Office
Deacon's Lippicon English Opera
troupe has engaged Bedford hall for one
night and will be here on the night of
August 3rd.
The business has 50 increased in Mr.
Gales bank that it takes three persons
besides Mr.. Gale to keep up with each
day business.
The railroad company has decided to
please its patrons and has therefore placed
another coach on the train from Sioux
City to Sioux Falls.
Valentine Harcourt, special artist for
the Dubuque Telegraph, is here, having
delivered copies of his paper containing a
descriptive article of and birds-eye view
of our city.
Miss NJ Butler, of Emmetsburg, Iowa
cousin of the Coloneys, and Miss Man
chester, of Nashua, Iowa, were here on {
visit this week, the guests of MIR. anc
Mrs. Coloney.
Our tonsolil artist, Mr. Moore, has re
ceived new BARRIERS chair looking glas
and fixtures to match He proposes tt
have an assistant as soon as he gets in hi
new quarters, hence the additional furni
ture.
Our hardware merchants, the Messrs
O. A. Rudolph, T. P Thompson & Go
and D. L. Mallory, are having boon
,ust now. Their timers are having a.
thew can attend to and we are glad t
note it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollinger, their daugh
ter Ivy and son John, and Mr.. W. q
Dresbach, who have been here for tn
past three weeks on visit to MIR. an
Mrs. Soule, returned home, Mt. Carroll
] ILL.,, on Tuesday morning.
The Santa Fe scrip cases came up fo
trial at Yankton, Wednesday. 1t ha
taken from among our people the MessrE
John and Charley Coloney, Judge Carte
and sons George and Arthur There
no telling how long the trial may last.
Elswhere appears the call for the Demo
. cratic territorial convention. We have S
many good Democrats on our subscri ptio
books, and they having no organ Of the
own we therefore print the call in tul
We hops our Democrats will not forg,
the date
I A meeting to which all the regular phi.
sicians of Dakota are invited, will be he
at Canton on the 10th of August. III
object of the meeting is to organize te
ritorial medical society, an organizatic
that will be of great value to the fratern
ty in many ways.
The ice cream festival given at Bedfol
: hall on last Friday evening was ve
enjoyable affair and we understand Il
ladies cleared something like $25. II
r quilt was captured by Mrs. o. n. Russt
and gentleman form Sioux Falls got Il
:, rug, who presented it to Mr.. Kingsbur
We hope the ladies will give another 500
We should like to have corresponds
at every post office in the county to gi
us the news happening in his localit
{. We do not lay claim to publish a Cantt
paper but do claim to publish coun
paper and hope our friends will help usl
sending in each week what takes place
the county. Give us the facts in eat
and we will get the item in shape for pu
>. lication. Can we count on you de
reader?