The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-10-05
Caught on the Fly,

We hope our farmers will protect against prairie
n1es by plowng around their property. Nuner-
ous cases Of fires have occurred ives, of us, where
there has been serions sufferers 1t is too bal to
loose ell in a sige day what has been secured by =
hard seasons work. Secure your property-i. will
only take a few hours work.
Charley Marker has accepted situation with
O. A. Rudolph, the hardware merchant, made va
cant by the leaving of Is aac Webb, for Deadwood
schufelt i K all have done fine piece of work
on the Woerz furniture store. They the boss
painters.
Oh. Winsor, the prominent Sioux Falls attorney,
was welcome caller at this Office one day last
week on his way home from attending court at
Mitchell.
The Huron Times comes to table. 1t is
neat and newsy paper. The Daily ADVOCATE will
SO On be on the streets of this town.
The big crop of Lincoln county will advertise it
and its towns immensely.
The 10, 600 copies of the ADVOCATE ordered by
the Messrs T. Thorson L Co., NJ. E. Rudolph,
Taylor & Russell and VIM. NJ. Cuppett, land agents
Of this city, will advertise more than ever be-
fore. This immense edition will be followed by one
similar gotten up by the Messrs. F. A. Gale, Ken
nedy Bros, and E. 8. Rowley. This Is all right.
Let the good work go on.
Sioux Falls Press: The Canton ADVOCATE print
ed neat and we'll allied four column daily during
the fair.
Rev. A. W. Hilton, of Parker, IS dead.
Madison is to have daily trains.
Sioux Falls Press: "Msses Clara and May
Rowley of Canton, visited friends in Sioux Falls
the first part of the week."
Sioux Falls Press &c. II. Winsor returned last
Monday from Mitchell, whittier he went to attend
court. He was engaged to prosecute the murder
trial there, and succeeded in having the prisoner
sent up for twenty years.
Sheriff Baker of Ysnkton, is to be the warden of
Sioux Falls peuitentiary. The prison will soon be
completed and its Jail birds confined at Detroit
will be brought back and incarcerated IN it.
White Lake, Aurora Times: &c. w. Harmon
COZ vertcd his Canton ADVOCATE into daily dur
ing the Lincoln county fair. The paper was little
but awful mics. The people Of Canton could well
AHord to encourage it's continuance.
The rubbish that has been allowed to remain
around your buildings should be cleared up as via
ter approaches.
Dorsen W. Resd, our grain buyer, travels now
more than ever. He must be made Of iron.
Every one owning piece of land near Parker is
going to have the railroad cross it.
Uncle Jerry Gehon, Joe Horn and VIM. Loutzen-
heizer Of this place and Geo. w. Hinkley, of Della
ware; A. Boynton and J. V. Conkin, of Lennox,
were the good Democrats from this county that
attended the Mitchell convention held last week.
An effort should be made to secNre IN artesian
| well in town before winter sets in.
Remember that Canton is the gate c1tyof Dakota.
Hear We, hear ye-come and enjoy Dakota wealth
sr-and buy = farm.
Friend Keep, OF Lyon county, will be renominat-
| Cd and elected clerk Of courts. Glad to hear of
! this.
| Just 20 to 9il's grist mill and you will far
ners from radous OF 40 miles that come to town.
| OF course they will also buy goods.
| The Huron Times, in speaking of one Of the pio-
peers Of this Sioux Valley and good fellow in gen.
ersl, says: Jacob schaetzel, of Sioux Falls, the
general owner Of BONANZA addition to Huron, il
1t the Windsor
! IN, Rolsey says you must get up at half past
| Ave in the morHing if YOU wish to see the comet
| No; good many of us "can't come it,"
New houses, new additions, new barns, stables
| ETC., are springing up all over the prairies.
| Mr., Steel expects to move on his new location
foot Of Cedar street, the latter part Of the week
He has purchased a lot and = half, has fixed VI
TOR winter and is happy.
/ T.s. Goddard, editor of the Argus and E. ]
Wright, attorney, all of Sioux Falls, were welcorn
callers at this Office Thursday on their way hom
from the Mitchell convention.