The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1882-11-23
Bring in your favors early.
We will issue next Wednesday.

We will issue next Wednesday.
Mrs. Cline left yesterday ona visit.
The finest apples in the market at n.
J. Houses
For good photograph, goto IL. G.
Locke. on Main street.
NIr. Locke, our photographer, expects
his brother on who will help him in his
studio.
Oar band boys intend 10 giyea series of
club dances during the winter. one about
every two weeks.
Patronise home industry by buying
your -four at Exchange Mill.
Mr. Soule is having his summer kitch
en- fixedup for II residence for his son-in-
law, Charley Marker.
Robert Fowle, landlord of the Went
worth house, Parker, was registered at
the Naylor house Friday
Dr. Mold says vou can 60 to Chicago
for 10 cents, to New York for 25 cents,
and to H-alifax for Ii cents,
d. A. w Perkins, the old Sheldon
lawyer, passed through town Sunday on
his way west to Hyde county.
Fresh lard in pals, at Heard & Sons,
james j. Neff. of Freeport, ILL., a large
land owner in this county, was registered
at the Naylor house Friday
Albert Noren is the gentlemanly clerk
that helps Chas. and John Christopher
in their large and well filed store
Charley Majerus expects to work at
Mason City during winter, returning here
to his family once every two weeks.
The Rev. Norem preached on last Sab
bath at the residence Of Mr.. Tom Sundy.
Preaching aext Sunday at the parsonage.
Fresh roasted coffee kept at N. J.
Houses
Charley Himers and one of MIR. l. N.
Martin boys took the Monday nights
train for Chicago and points in Wiscon-
sin.
John NJ. Mcdonald, Of Sioux City, in
company with Major Mcdonald, his bro
ther, of Milwaukee, were in town several
days last week
Go to Gale & Ward if you want loan.
Cheapest rate Of any house in Dakota.
HI. Searles, of Ripon, in company with
j. Wight, of Waupun, Wis, arrived
here Thursday. Mr.. Searles brought out
a carload of apples.
L. K. Bowdish, of Dubuque, land
owner in this county, was in town one day
this week. He speaks in glowing terms
of this county and will invest in more
land. q
Remember that you can get No. s
washboi|er for ST. IS at T. p Thompson s.
& Cos.
Mr.. Hooley, agent forthe Merry Makers,
a fun-loving troupe, was registered at the
Merchants hotel Saturday. He intends
to give this place a chance to witness his
company.
Yankton Press "E Carpenter
writes that the trial of the scrip cases has
been put over until April or May and
that the bail has been fixed for adj of the
parties Interested y
The Harlan house looks 100 per cent.
better as the brick hides the weather
boards. Mr. Harlan, landlord, deserves
a house of the kind he is aiming at Hen
VI Wallace, contractor and mason, is doing
a good job.
D. N. Tillotson, the Beloit agent of the
Milwaukee road, was up Wednesday and
ordered some bills struck off offering a
reward of $40 to the person returning to
him his lost pccketbook containing $50.
We hope the person finding it will be
honest enough and restore it to him.
Next publication coming on Thanksgiv-
ing day, we would say we shall issue one
day in advance, namely, Wednesday, and
allour friends having announcements to
make vii confer a favor upon us by hand
ing in the same on or before Tuesday
afternoon. This will be good opportu-
nifty to announce your business