The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-05-04

New Advertisements.


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HERE AND HEREABOUTS.
Ladies, read the new advertisement of
Mrs. Loken, the milliner.
Frank Rodway is confined to his room
at the Merchants by sickness.
Gus Linderman is busy at work upon
the public square, setting out trees.
Ole Thompson is building an agricultu-
raj implement shed in the rear Of his
hotel
Messrs Gale and Bedford took run up
to the Falls Monday night returning next
morning.
Chamberlain Chief: II Marsh, of
Canton, sampled the edibles of the Brule
house on Thursday.
John Dickinson, representing the house
of Mills & Co., Des Molnes, was i'll town
Monday on his way west.
c. w. NcCrone, head clerk in Madole
4 Hinkley's grocery store, took run out
to Alexandria Saturday night.
Sam Thorson finished planting ten acres
to box elders on the Close Bros. farm
lust north of town Wednesday.
Episcopal aid society at Mrs. j. W.
Carers tomorrow afternoon. a cordial
invitation is extended to other societies.
Tom Miller, clerk in the postoffice, is
down sick with the measles Tom srugged
constitution will see him safely through.
O. W. Moore has removed his barber
chairs and outfit from his old place of
business to the opposite side of the street
Read the new advertisements of Mrs.
Hankins and T. P. Thompson & Co.,
found elsewhere in this issue of the paper.
When you desire loan be sure to call
at the office of the Dakota Loan & Trust
Co. on Fifth St. before negotiating else
where.
Dentist E. S. O'Neill has removed his
office from the News to the store of Mr.
VIM. H. Miller, overhead, on Fifth
street.
G. Leavitt, of Worthing, is busy this
week moving his store from its old loca-
ton tothe millinery store of Miss Hattie
Loomis.
J. NJ. Woodruff, SO long in the employ
of D. W. Reed, left Wednesday for
Rushford, n. Y, on visit to friends and
relatives
Thirty school districts in the county
have levied school tax for the ensuing
year, as we learn from County Clerk Ell
ling Opsall.
George r. Rea returned home from the
eastern part of Iowa last week and will
remain now in our midst George looks as
natural az ever.
George Martin is painting his residence
a pea-green color. George does this
painting more to keep him busy than a
love for the art.
Harry Henderson, of Settler township.
Sioux county, Iowa, was welcome caller
at this Office Saturday Harry looks as
natural as ever.
E.O. Kimberly, ex-editor of the Sioux
Falls Times. was caller at this Office
Saturday on his return from Bridgewater,
where he has claim.
A. w. Rose and wife of Ft. Peck, Mt,
were here last week on. visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. T. Hill. Mr.. Rose is inspector
and son-in-law of Mr.. Hill
w. J. Loutzenhiser is at work with two
men plastering the Harlan house. After
he gets through with this job he will
plaster the Episcopal church.
John Coon, esq, from Oxford, Wis.
and Mrs. Adams. of Elkader daughter of
our townsman, N. j. House, are here on
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. House.
Nathan Mobiles, county commissioner,
moved his family into town Saturday from
Delaware township, his former home.
He is occupying the house built by Mr..
Wahl.
John Strong, of Lemars, was married
at Canton, last Friday, Squire Hawn
officiating, to Miss Anna Baiser of the
same place. The couple then left west on
their way to Mitchell
A freight depot, 26x3O, is to be built
adjoining the passengerdepot to the south.
tt is to accommodate the Sioux City and
Dakota Division of the G, NJ. and St.
Paul railroad company.
No nominations were made at the eau
Gus on last Saturday evening, owing to the
hot state of the weather and the coquet-
ting carried on between the chairman and
several parties in the court room.
Prof. Kolyoord, superintendent schools
of Sioux county, Iowa, and half owner Of
the Orange City Herald, dropped in upon
us Tuesday. The professor is visiting
schools over in Settler township.