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Go to I. P. Thompson Il Co.'S and see
their Westminster heating stove.
The Quartette.

The Quartette.
1t is hardly necessary to remind our
people of the fact that the Swedish
Lady Quartette, with Miss Eda Eliel,
the humorous reader and elocutionist, ap-
pear at Bedford hall to o-morrow friday
evening. This celebrated quartette gave
an entertainment here some time ago and
We know will again receive cordial re-
ception. One of our exchanges has this
to say of the quartette: The voices Of
the ladies are sweet toned and full, with d
depth and power quite wonderful, and
blend harmoniously together The Swed-
ish and German selections showed the
full power of the voices, some of the e3ren-
derings being remarkable. Though they
display their best efforts in these selec-
tions they exhibited rare ability in the
airs more familiar to the American ear
They were frequently enccred. ''
& In speaking Of Miss Eliel, the same
paper has this to say: miss Eda Eliel
enriched the programme last Tuesday
evening sbya a reading Of the Trial Scene
from Shakespeafess Henry the Eighth. 8
This young lady possesses dramatic talent
of d high order, and her elocution is per-
feet She viii make her mark in the
dialnatic world.
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Caught on the Fly.
The mornings are bracing.
Thanksgiving next Thursday.

Inc mornings are Draclue.
Thanksgivi next Thursday.
Farmer Soule has his corn picked.
Conductor Dell Case is quite sick at Mitchell.
II. G. Gilbert is adding an addition to his resi-
dence.
Day laborers are scarce. Most every one has
use for an idle hand.
Don't forget the Swedish Lady Quartette at Bed
ford hall Friday night.
Our furniture dealers and hardware merchants
would like to see the matrimonial market liver
up.
Any one having an Important item, either loca
or historical would confer great favor by making
it known to US.
Some one passed a bogus silver Idollar on Tom
sundy neiday last week. They ara flooding this
section Of country.
Next spring will see many sfnew and importan,
business enterprises in Canton. Catch on and
run in with the tide.
Brave Bear met his death by hanging at Yank-
ton, as stated last week. Guy Weed of Sioux Falls
assisted in pulling the rope.
Eight town lots were broken up seven years ago
by Mr.. James Pattee, one week before Christmas
And this is Dakota weather.
Remember we have lots of space left for those
wishing to advertise their holiday goods. We can
issue supplement any time.
We warn our farmers to keep an eye on their
horses nights. An organized gang of horse thieves
have been broken up at Elk Point and they are
scattered hereabouts.
Parker New Era: 81. o. B. Scobey, Of Brook
ings county is being pushed BY his friends for the
presidency of the territorial council. The New
Era suggests II. A. Jeranld for the position, he
is cminently qualified to fill the position"
Now is the time to subscribe for the ADVOCATE.
The long winter nights are approaching, and you
will have plenty of time to read We offer great
inducements to readers, fou nd elsewhere. We
also club with eastern papers, cheapest rates
offered
The Sioux Falls Argus of last week says: .'M.
Grigsby president of the Dakota National Bank
returned from Washington Friday evening. He re-
ports his application approved by the department.
The bonds being negotiated for. safe and Office
fixtures are purchased and it is expected that the
bank will be in full blast by January first
The Parker New Era of last week says: scale
s. Stone have added inside blinds to their bank
greatly improving the internal appearance of their
banking house. In addition to this they have pur-
chased 5000 pounds Hall safe, the time lock in
which cost over $500. It is marvel of strength
and beauty. His old safe was purchased by E..
Rief, of Marion.'
The next hanging occurs tomorrow, Friday.
The Yankton P. and D. says: "Governor Ordway
has granted further respite of five days to James
Leighton Gilmore, of Deadwood,. which fixes the
day of his execution on Friday, November 24th.
This case has been before the president during the
past four or five months, on petitions from Gil.
mors's relatives, ana many leading citizens OF
Ohio and Nevada, who have interested themselves
in the case"
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Land Office at Yankton, D. T. Oct. 16, 1852
Notice ia hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before c ark Of district court Lincoln
county d. T, at Canton the county seat, on Nom
day Nov. q, 1882, 10 q. m. viz: Sarah Wood wife
of John Wood who has been adjudged insane;
Homestead entry No. 1886 (Sioux Falls series) for
the lots l and northwest Or. Seq. Twp 80 range
~. He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous res idence upon and cultiyatian Of
said land, VIZ: D. II. Hawn, charles Stanley, W.
8. Smith and +. Smith all of canton, d. T.
+ q. A. WETTRR, Register.
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HERE AND HEREABOUTs.

Choice buckwhea5 -four at N. j.
Houses.
The Pioneer creamery has wound up
butter making for the year 1882.
Mrs. Harmon, of Lemars, mother Of ye
editor spent week visiting here.
Walt Vroman left on visit Wednes
day morning for Rochester, MINI.
Pleasant township is to have a new
school house in the Stoner district
Rev. S. w. Miller, of this place, is a
hard worker in the vineyard of the Lord
All wanting job work should send in
their orders early; call and see specimens.
Mrs. E. NJ. Miles left the latter part of
last week on six weeks visit to friends
in Chicago.
George Hinkle, Mr.. Houses clerk, left
for Illinois Monday to spend the winter.
His place will be filled by Mr.. Conklin, of
Lennox.
Attorneys Clifford and B. G. Kennedy
went to Sioux Falls Monday night to
attend to their cases now before his Hon
OF, Judge Kidder.
The passenger and freight trains now
arrive eight minutes earlier at this point
on the Sioux City and Dakota division of
the c., NJ. & St. Paul railway.
Remember Madole & Hinkley sell the
celebrated Queen Bee mill -four.
W. s. Cox, clerk in the Merchants
hotel. left on Monday night for his old
home in Columbia county, Pennsylvania,
and expects to be gone two or three
weeks.
1t is now that season of the year when
the man of moderate means should lay by
little money with which to pay for the
sleeve buttons and cake of shaving
soap which his wife will purchase for his
Christmas presents, and have charged to
his account.
Thanksgiving service will be held at the
Methodist church on Thursday morning,
at IL o'clock, arrangements for an inter
esting service having been made. A
Thanksgiving offering will be given tor
those who are in need.
Graham -four and corn meal at Heard
& Sons.
Mrs. Kramer has sold her residence
and lot in town to Mr.. J. Skillerud, our
merchant tailor, who will move into the
same a. soon as he makes few altera-
tions thereon. Mrs. K will go east and
reside with her mother at McGreger.
It onlycosts one dollar and 25c now to go
frcm St. Paul or Minneapolis to Chicago,
and it is predicted that soon tickets can
| be had for dollar with a chrome thrown
in. The war which has brought about
the great reduction in rates was inaugu-
rated by the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific company. This is always the way
where competition exists 1t would be
better for this town had we another rail
road company with new name.
Candies, nuts, fruits, lemons, etc. a
/ N. J. House, s.
We received a visit yesterday from fou
Minnesota printers, E. r. Hyland ant
Frank Graham, late of the Minneapoli
i Tribune, and d. G. Penney and Hedle!
/ Brehsut, Of the St. Paul Pioneer Press
who, taking advantage Of the reduced
d ntes oyer the Chicago, Milwaukee h St
d Ranlroad, are making short visit to tn
8 pel cities on that road, ia Dakot,
1s.a They expressed themselve
Va thus 81 With the trip
= - 81 spurteE;e extended t
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Land Office at Yankton, Dakota oct. y16, 1892. =
Notice is hereby given the following manned settler
has filed notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before W.1. NJ. Cuppett, clerk district court
on Saturday, Nov. 25, 1882, 10 4. N. viz:
Ole Peterson, homestead No. 6608, Sioux Falls
series,) for the lots northwest u 80 $3.50. He
residence upon, and cultivation of said land,
viz: Nils Larson, Lewis Egerstrom, John Peterson
and Adolph Peterson all of Brooklyn, Oak.
8 G. A. WETTER, Register.
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Land Oface at Yankton, Oak. Oct. %, 1852
Notice is hereby given that the following g-named
settler has fled notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his clsin and that said
proof well be before VIM NJ. tJuppett, clerk of
the district court for Lincoln county Dak., 1t
Canton, the county seat thereof, on Friday, Decen
ber 9th 1892 ut 4. n. viz: Marcy Spencer, under
his -deciaratoiy statement No. 1926 for the south
half of southeast Or Sec 2, Twp 100 range 81 He
nsmes the following witnesses to prove his contin
residence upon, and cultivation of, said land,
.ix: William Allibone John Allibone Joseph
Allibone and william Parltpsn Al OF lennox
Lincoln Co. ID. n. G.. A. W ErrxR, Register
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hanimous, my son, unanimous-ah
Thy, when all men want the same
q: that's unanimous" Politicians
ii unanimous, amt they, pa 2 . No.
son; not by : jugfui." well, !
h't ace Why, cause they all want OF
i, anyhow.
Che practical poet of the Boston Post
nts to know ''why shouldn't = girl
"a her shoes blacked r To which
New Haven Register replies:
lon't know anything about Boston
|ls. but the reason they cannot IN
hicago H because tho boot-blacss
went time.
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Land Notices.
hotice-Timber Culture.

7--.-I7T u. 3. LAND Omce, iahKt0n, d. T., I
October 18th, 1882.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Luther Ellis against Kate n. Tupper for failure to
comply with law as to Timber Culture Entry No.
1885, dated July "a, l877, upon the Northeast quar-
ter Section 81 township 81, range SO, in Lincoln
county, Dakota Territory, with a view to the can
collation. Of said entry; contestant alleging that
Kate N. TuppVr has failed to plant the required
the years 1875 ls79 $780, and 1881 and claimant is
resident of this territory, and that his post
office address is Marshalltowp Iowa: the said par
ties are hereby summoned to appear at this Office
en- the 22d day of December. 1882 at O'Clock A. n.
to respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure. G. A. WETTER, Register.
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Madole & Hinkley have the largest
line Of dry goods and closest prices in the
city, They have large stock of dol
mans and cloaks Remember 100 styles
to select from.
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q. A. wErrFn, Register.

Land Office. at Yanlton, Dak., Oct. IS, 1882. -
Notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before VIM. NJ. Cuppett, the clerk of
the district court of Lincoln county, d. T., at
Canton, the county seat on
Monday, November, Goth, 1852, 10 a.
as follows: william G. Betchel u. No 4499 for the
north u northeast ID southwest Or northeast Or
northwest or southeast or Sec 296-5l. He nanaesus
the following witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz ::
Bartlett Minot, NJ. Ii. White, w. s. Bonnine and
John Sanford all of Brooklyn, Oak.
G. A WETTER, Register.
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Buy your winter apples at Madole &
Hinkley's They have two carloads left
and can furnish them as cheap as anyone.
Call and get prices.
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w anted.

1000 bushels Of sound corn in the ear,
for which [ will pay the highest market
price. n. S. SoULE.
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Church Directory.

Church Directory.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every Sunday morn
ing and evening by Rev. L. Eingsbury.
METH every Sunday morning and
evening by Rev. L. W. Miller.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES every other Sunday by Kew,
Thomas Stafford.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN "NoRwEGIAS."--by
Rev, E. Olson
LUTHERAN BETHLEHRM "NoRwEGIAN.'-By
Rev. 0, Z. Hofstad.
The above denominations all have their
own church edifces.
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Elegant Wilson Sew
ing Machine.

Valued at $35. This machine i not vet
out of the factory. The names can be
sent in as secured. If you fail 20 secure
the whole 20 subscribers BY January lst,
the difference can be adjusted mutually
between the agent and the publisher,
Now is the time to secure an elegant sew
ing machine for your wife, daug6ter, or.a
present to friend,
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Osakis, MINI, June 20, 1881.

Osakis, Mimi. june 20. 1851.
ALLEN, S.. Paul:
Send me iii cases more on receipt Of this. !,
hree vesrs that have sold them in fact, it
,,M nse "a 10 try t. sell any others while they are
had
,hn Mccullough intends to take
in the next musical festival IN
,innati.
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NJ. E. RUDOLPH,
Secretary.

CENTENNIAL LODGE NO. 10, I, @. o. T.
Meets every Monday eve.
W. 1. MARSH, N. G. n. C. NASH, Secretar.
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!. LEWIS, Secretary.

CHAPTER r.. A.
Siroc Chapter. No. 4, 4. A. NJ. Stated convoca.
tons on the first and third Tuesday evenings OF
each month. Visiting companions cordially inyit-
ed to attend.
L. HENSLEY,
NJ. E. RUDOLPH, High Priest.
Secretary.
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Land office at Yankton, Dak., Oct 18th, 1892
Notice is hereby given that the folio wing named
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before VIM. NJ. Cuppett, clerk
of district court for Lincoln county Dak., at Can
ton, the county seat, on
Friday, Nov. oath, 1882, 10 a. m. viz:
John F. Crowley homestead entry No. 107a6, for
the Il a S33 8 1aswqr 4 eqr wqr, 3a-99-
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz: Charles Vegas, r. p Quigley, A. M.
Herzog and Thomas Crowley all of Lincoln county,
2;T. u,r,r,. p.a,.tar
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Notice-Timber Culture.

Is U. S. Land Umce, aIlKtOh, UaKOtA, m e
EeIfteraber set 1859. !
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Luther Ellis against George u. Gnnd, for
failure to comply with law 81 70 Timber Culture
Entry No. 9S, dated March %, 1874, upon the
the Northwest quarter of Section 6, township
with view to the cancellation Of said entry; con-
testant alleging that he has failed to cultivate, re-
plant and protect trees said timber entry during
the years 1881 and 1882, according to law. The
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at
this Office on the 18th day of December, 1882, at
2 O'Clock r. NJ, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged failure. ssg 4-l
G.. A. WErrER, Register ss
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To RENT. An unfinished room.
Inquire at this Office
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Another. Offer.

To aav one who will send in rhe names
Of IS cash subscribers between now and
January 1st, 1893, at y each, We will pre-
sent him with . l.9s
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Railroad W ar
To the Knife.

The Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul R.
r. Co. is selling frst-class tickets to
Minneapolis & ST. Paul for only 25 cents
and only 81. 90 to Milwaukee and Chicago,
and remember just before you start call
on A. r. Rudolph, the clothier, who will
sell you $4,000 worth of goods for 25 per
cent, less than any other clothier in Can
ton. which will clear you 400 on that
amount to purchase fine oil painting Of
your own selection, in place Of getting
thrown in a cheap chrome worth only so
cents.
For low prices on tinware go to T. F.
Thompson & Cos.
Bring the baby with you and get its
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One reason why the EXCHANGE Mill is
selling such splendid -four at SO low fig
ures is that there is no freight to pay on
it. You will find the same bargain at E.
Wendt.
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CANTON LODGE NO. z, l. o. G. T.
Meets every Saturday eye REV l.. kINGsBURY,
j. HATTLEsTAD, Secretary. W. e. l.
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Good 5-year-old team, harness and
wagon for sale on easy terms.
N. NOBLE.
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Civic Societies.

BLUE LODGE, A. y, " 4. NJ.
SIL.EA STAR LODGE No. 4, A. f. Il A. NJ. R.gu-
lar Communication Wednesday before the fe,!l
moon.
Special meeting every second Wednesday ,f'"E
Regular.
O.S. CLIFFORD, ". II.
JAS LEWIS Seeretary.
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only 60 cents per gallon.
.s,4 ST. CRoIx LUMBER COMPANY.
No need to go away from home now
when you want furniture. You will find
elegant and tasty bedroom sets at all
prices at the store Of 81. Woerz, next door.
to this Office.
Remember | am selling dry goods 20
per cent. less than YOU can buy in the
Sioux Valley. w. III. MILLER.
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SCANDINAVIAN SOCIETY.
Meets every Wedn esday eve. 2. NJ. Lund, Pres.
C. o. Satrang, Vice President. NJ. L. Syverud,
Treasurer. N NJ. jacobson, Secretary. g. skart-
vedt, Editor.
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Buy the reliable Plymouth -four at
w. H. MILLER's.
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Bring the baby with you and get its
photograph taken at Locke's.
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{. NJ. 4 st. r. Railway Time Table.
G. AN. w. Railway Time Table.

Time Of departure Of Passenger Trains from
Sioux City, in effect.
Leave for Chicago and the Eas- ,........2:30 P.
% 1850 A. ",
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COUNTY OEFICERS.
W, NJ. CuPPETT, Clerk o: District Court.
ELL1NG OpsAL, Register of Deeds and achcio
County Clerk.
HUErsoS, Treasurer.
4 i. DIXON, Sheriff.
]. ALL1BoNE Superintendent of Schools sH
q BENNETT Judge of Probate.
o. T BhASDHAGRT
G.. S. MfLLETT, Co. 9om'r.
P.C. PARKE, Chm.
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VOL. VII.
Official Directory.

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS. Z
Hon. r. F. PETT1eREw. Delegate to Congress,
Sioux Falls, Oak.
J.P. KIDpKR, District Judge, vermilhon Oak
J.W. CARTER, District Attorney. Canton,
G.. II. WIGGIN, Councilman, Canton,
D.F THOMPSON, Representative, Canton,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-24
Good Trottsna at Minneapolis.

A matinee at Minneapolis Saturday after
noon resulted In some very fine trotting. There
were three events: First, the $40 class, Q In
3, was won by s. B. Lovejoy's Hancock;
Nettie g., owned by N6t. Paul gentleman and
driven by J. Mckinney, second; and ]. C. Os-
wald's IOpsy, third. Hancock took the first
and third heats, Nettie g. the second, TOpsy
third in each heat. Time, 2:29, 2:31, 2:27H.
The time in the first heat would have been
close to 2:26, if Hancock aud Nettie had not
been SLOWED mp on the last quarter. Hancock
is bay, nearIy or quite, IS hauds, up headed
and high spirited, and a very spirited and
strong mover. He was brought here from
Colorado, and Is said to be by Exchequer,
con of Planet. Nettie g. is by Wild Willie.
and as we have said before, is one of the
most promising young mares in the
state. Another event was between +. q. Pills
bury's gr. &. Pedro, and w. Vessie's Oh. g..
Capt. Herod, Mckinney driving Herod, with
Pedro to try and beat his record, 2:25K. Capt.
Herod was in good form and took the first
heat in 2:26L, Pedro getting the two last
in 226a 2:26A. The other event was be.
tween the bay mare Capitola, four-yeais old,
by Colonna, dam Flora, and "Bill," Capitola
winning in two heats in 2:44, 2:33 CapitOla
is a small but compactly built light bay mare,
low headed and low mover, stealing oyer the
ground In a way that would deceive the most
experienced judge. She is as steady as clock
work, and ought to make very speedy ami
NAL. AS no money was taken at the gate,
and there was no consideration to the horses,
the time made by the horses does not consti-
tute record.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-24
An Abused Sailor.

sAN FRANCISCO, July 23.-Fred g. Andrews,
first mate OF the American ship, Fred ID.
Snow, which arrived to-day from New York,
was arrested on charge OF assault with
deadly weapons on sailor named Evan Nc
Dougall. On investigating the affair the
authorities ascertained that the mate shot and
wounded in the neck McDougall on April 21st
during an alteration. McDougall complains
Of extremely cruel treatment at the hands OF
Andrews prior to the shooting, and of irons
and imprisonment by the captain after being
shot. Andrews claims that McDougall con-
stantly melted mutiDy among thei crew, and
the shooting was done in self-defense.