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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23
\ CORRECTION

SEATTLE. Dee. -,
To rHE EptroE: some time during the
latter part OF October "a article appeared
in the Seattle and Tacoma papers giving,
with some detail. what pnrposied 20 be an
account 81 ss eIopemeui 81 Mrs. W. II
CLARK from her home in shelton with \
bartender II Is late IN the dey 70 make q
correction. bat I have ouiy just read the
newspaper article referred u. The story
was pure fabrication Ia every essential
part. and does an injustice To both the
parties named. I sSG the privilege ct cuu-
iradlefing the statements, Ia justice 10 in
noeeui and ia!urcd parties
W. II CLARK.
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sToPPED FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Puget Sound MilIs Shat Down for n
General "Cisan-Ip."

Pursuant 10 agreement all mills on Puget
Sound except local mills shut down Friday
night last. and will remain closed down
until "Wednesday. January > The object
is TO make "olean- up for the year, take
an inventory OF logs on hand, form an est.
mate Of the supply OF logs In sight, aud in
general wsy To- make preparations for an
active years work in tHs9.
About two hundred loggerx and mill
hands arrived here Yesterday from neigh
boring ports. their pockets lined with mon-
cy. TO spend Christmas in seattle
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE GREAT LONDON TRIo.-The faaous
artists who comprise this trio win apfear
before the seattle public At Frye's faese
evenings. Tue names of jose Heiue Il
synonomoas with that oi Pagauiul and
Ole Bull. and his violin performances
have been cqualed only BY those famous
men. Hciue has surprised the crowned
heads Of Europe. and baiilcd the musical
artists Of the world. and he stands 10 day
uurvS'ed ia this specially
Madam Heine. the eminent pianist. and
Eyelyne Heine, the soprano vocalist. Will
appear In grand concert with Josef fIeinc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

A RARE CHANCE -ilnman & Rochester
rooms and ?. Poncin block. have for sal,
at $500 per acre. 40 acres OF fine waiei
front land on Elliott hay, Ia West Seattle.
Adjoining laud has sold nj 5000 per acre
Unless sold rs whole on Monday, they
will form syndicate ON this, as follows
% shares of 1900 each. This is certainly a
sure investment. a. all eyes are now turn
ing in that direction, aud there Is not a
single water front addition now for sale on
Elliott bay. There are ABOUT go feet OF
water front In this piece, every lot Of which
will bring sl0oN This Is an opportunity
10 rct iu IN the ''gFcuud tloor' and some
u or Is sbarcs are now spoken for In case IL
is s)udicatrd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

Great sale Of lssiss' and gents sin hand
keFehicfs We bought a lot greatly under
value. Chester CieaTg-
Handst. chiefs for The uiilion- We
bought the balance Of an importers bot;
the greatest drives on record. helE- stitched
a low as Sc. Chester Cleary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

Rooms In which there was no tardines.
during the month: Central school-Miss
z. A. SUBWAY. Miss Helen @. DeVoe,
miss Catherine !. Cheas'y. Denny school
Mrs. v. " NIckels. Miss Lille p. white.
Miss Ettie =. Ackermsn, Mrs sarah sea
grave, Mrs. H. Taylor.
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DULUTH. sEHoME. SEATTLE IRON
TaSnS g1p SArF

DULUTH, sEHbME, sEATTLE IRON
LANDS FOR SALE
On the famous verBilion iron range. in
the Duluth. Milan, district. surrounded BY
mines-nearesf mine haIf a mile. No
SDer ore on the globe. u. & L railroad
enly qasrter Of mile OF IL: loaded ore
trains pass daily: SO eoe tons shipped
last season Would exchange part of il 10,
Puget Sound town properly. Samples o!
ore aud maps OF ranre can be seen By call.
and acre property on Beihnghxm hay al
Sebome, W. r., and wen located lots in
Seattle, which | Offer al very reasonable
figure. IL purchased soon. Each and every
title perfect For further particulars step
in and see or address J. W. MYERS
l2osi< Front street, Seattle. w T
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" H. CLARK.

soUTH HsYEN.-Sou;h Haven, The new
town site In We>, attls. Is destined to
become the great business center WHY
Because i,s location viii make 70 the only
rHilFsad and manufacturing toNa GA
Elliot bay, as the seattle southern rail-
road, VITA us shops. yards. round houses.
switches etc. located a. south Haven
must make IL the manufacturing center.
Al the residence property co S1nlh Haven
commands tue view II the hay, noun
tain gsHccs and the Ciis 90 seattle. Utirh
makes "a pleasant 1Hd profitable 90 she
home set KEY AL the etrtvts IN south
Haven are being Clear,s. Which viii make
cyery log easy cf aCCCss- The prices IN
the ness town "a south Haven yanEe from
si0a 10 sHso PER los one half cash aad tne
halaucc iu xix months. without interest.
For fuit aus farther informal .oH sec The
seattle Land company, Cos FuUt street.
Free Steamboat passage daily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

Christmas presents GjveTuaud black
- grain silk. warranted not 80 pull. crack
or Wtsr shiny at Toklas, Slugorruau & CO :.
japanese sils embroidered banker
chiefs. TUklas. Slnss rnau & Co.
Trefousse Kid gloves. the hest ia the
world. Toklas, S:nEermsu & &c.
B7ocRaei six haEGkcrchiefs for Chrlst-
ms, 7. : & CO.
New holiday novelties Chester Cleary-
New baby cloaks Clesry.
40 shear laWH ha0dkerea tefs. handsome
y embroidered. tacste7 ClrAry-
ts,-s.ik pushes. chester Ciesry.
&sc-<ew slS pushes. Chester C}earv.
Mas bargains People cant rcsis7 such
offers a. these Five collars buYS q big
hoys SAT- Al Kline 4 Roseuherxs
s3ik umbrellas. Dimock & Chessty.
frcsh vaccine AZ stewart & He,nles pfGe
co.
Nee infaut, vohes Cleaty.
Tickets caB Dc obtained on : L. < 4 T.
X. 4 to Fremont station, bcauy & Hoyt
addition, fnr ten cents Apply % l. II
hTi1ih . Go. Occidental block
EveFv enc who hes ye; been 90 the
grouad fFoucGBe- the Boston Company :
plat at West SEATTLE the prrifie-i pseee OF
land be bss yet seen plS;tcc in o. about
Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

Bio MoRTDkGr. The Hop-Growers'
Association has aled mortgage to Hip.
polyic putard 81 san Francisco, one OF The
principal stock holders, 10 secure a note
tor Slo7 80 y, aud dated December 18th
This Is upon about 1889 acres of land
situated along the SGoQualamle river aud
clscw here Que Of the gentlemen in-
terrSted said yesterday that IL was simply
u renewal of the mortgage, ~ Mr. nutard
has advanced considerable money for the
Improvements made by the association.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

Nmas CHESTER ClEABY.
FoErEr GEhys. OR March 81 have been
troubled many wears with weakness Of the
kittvHs, sui have tried mauy different
rtneii,S, sought a'1 from different nhNsi-
cars aHA even cha SEED climates 10 obtain
nvlfs. huf have met with Indifferent sue
ceSs. tisar'ns ftrouah a friend oi the
o. COS KIDNEY TIA, obtained box
81 % snd have derived uio7c hgucft from IL
nsn from aaything else hsve vet found.
J. T. HUFF
s'-ws-t & Holmes Drug Company,
Wholesale Agents
Holiday display - handkerchief. very
srustr embroidery. ToklSs, siugtrman
on'y a f,w smoking jarke,s len ats, IS
arc - ~ ICh la. SiuesrWau & Ce.
Molt.-fri tosu;iys oar hans-paiutei
& Co
Fra' fun tlr 'he Aoys In order to show
our app1eelstiva fvr the liberal patronage
extended 90 us, We VIII present printing
pr, trkcr type. carrie. etc, with every
&c bows u.t This offer is open 10 Jan
uarl ist Kline < Bobynbc,S
! . ceui, bu,s a 6ne initial hAndker.
lAgf 81 street
A'er5ible surrl6ce Two hundred mems
u oFeflos'' yhis wsek a. g 20 Kline &
Rosenberg
ic--s No0G Purifier BeEgs Cherry
tor-h syrup btggs Tropical OIL RCggs
i've t1Hs. EsEEs Gcriusp salyv. and
hveHs Celebrated Remedies for sale and
ea7sn'rt ty ln,hntutk 4 Co. EarleS &
Co, tuee, a >,u, aud Con piston 4 Co,
- Remember ~ ihe next ale Of lots on the
h,s'ea CorpsuYs plat 81 Nest Sesiflr,
NaeN Tie entire plat is civSrei aud strefts
l1'n Ned, prices viii be douhle What they
arr a Nv.
ls;a Foas. piuUek 4 CAessty.
NcN iafc sraifs- chester CisEry.
- "a Z, that YOU 30 not awake ou Christ
mas morning To find yourself Gay tao late
- secure lot tn the Boston company, 5
pa q West seattle Al present prices
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the n0Eih ending December n !.
pssrsbss Of pupils enrolled ne
- fisiered. new paplis Ios
~ number belonxsnz r-ss A.
&c daily attendance fe<n
Acreage daily absence I'M -
Per ceut. Of affendznee al
No remaining ~ close Of nsoufh az
No. OF eases Of tardiness So
70. cases Of corporal punishment N
No. Of cases Of suspension
cEsTExE scBooI-
Total number pupils enrolled 81
No. registered. Rev pur.ffs -
Average psmber belonging -
Average daily ai;endanee, srs
Average daily absence AL
Per cent ~ attendance ats
No. remaining at ricse Of month e-g
No. OF cases Of tsrdiness Y
80 eases Of corporal punishment 4
40 OF eases Of suspension.
DENNY school
Total number pupils enrolled as-
So. registered, ne. pupils %
Average number belonging -16as
Average daily attendance. go a
Average daily absence s4ss
Per cent OF attendance IS ~
80. remaining al close of month an
NO OF cases OF fardiBess 10
No. eases of corporal punizhuaeat o
no OF cases OF suspension 0
eorTH SIDE SCHOOL.
Total number pupils enrolled rs
no. registered, new pupils Is
Average number belonging lss
Average daily attendance Ik8T
Acreage daily absence ri
Per cent Of attendance ss
No remaining AZ close of month Iss
No. of eases of fardiness N
No cases OF corporal Punishment
No. OF cases Of suspension
JACKSON STREET SCHOOL.
Total number pupils enrolled T
No registered. new purIis.-.---. ,
Average number belonging TT
Average daily attendance Ga
Average daily absence So
Per cent. Of attendance Es
No. remaining n close Of month u
No. of cases of Hardness
No. eases of corporal punishment 3
NO. OF cases of suspension -..- 5
MADISON STREET SCHOOL
Total number pupils enrolled IS
No, registered. new pupils; boysa.
girls 8; total
Average number belonging - 81 30
Average daily attendance $50
Average daily absence D %
Per cent OF attendance e5s
No. remaining at close OF month. IS
No. OF cases Of hardness
No. eeses Of corporal punishment
No. of cases of suspension o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

We would that class merchandise finds
gentlemen something goods largest general
assortment this Our facilities the
latest and desirable goods in the world
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

NKw PtAr FtLED.-Allcn T. Ml;ten fled
splat Of Polnt addition to West seattle,
yesterday. covering lot 4 81 West Seattle
Eve srrc tracts. in section n, township q
north. range east, all Cast Of Prospect
avenue short ard Home streets are cut
through thc plat, but HARRISON street is not
cat through block s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

uaIpAy GoopS Those who want The
newest and most exqnisiicly beautiful
goods IN albums, toilet sets. hsudker-
chiefs and work boxes Should call and
soc The importaitous OF 4 Fiskeu & Co =.
opposite new pcstot'iCe. Christmas cards
and holiday books a speciality.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23
NOTICE.

oIr starc Nil Dr. clostd all day nceem'
oer %, in order 10 give oar numerous EN-.
pioy,s su opportunity 20 enjoy theii
Nmas CHESTER Ci EARN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-23

ladies, do not rn.u your con pilxioa by
the use % poisonous cosmetics sad fscU
powders. II yuur face i I'd or suuburutd
lf Yea R-c Va uufariuusie IS 20 hsve B.rA-
pies or h,u'Chss ga The aCck aud fare,
pBiArsi's spcciae VIII not cover tleu Ike
a. coat of i,Sius bar will most effectively
r,mavc all bicm shes frnm the ska ani re
store Il % is natural youthful elootu. stew
art & Holmes' nsug Company, ho.cSaie
Agents
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been noticed by all patrons, that the Seat.
tie postal service has improved consid IA
bis during the past week, aud there isn't
SO muCa reason Tor gr0siing as there was
The pcsiofice employees have been working
hard and they have suees vtlcd in aisposins
% nesriy AL the greet quantity Of mail that
accumulated during and after the time Of
re Doval into the new quarters. TO clear
up ths nail has taken no small amount Of
work, and the clerks have been engaged
the following hons; Money order aud reg
fsger clerk. from 3. m. TIL work Is ccm
pieied general delivery clerk. from 50 +.
10 ua'il work is COMPLETED; day box clerk
from a. ~ 10 10 q n. With two hours of,
night box clerk. from 2, m 20 a. m, one
hour OF, dSy mailing clerk. from : a. m
10 : ,. ~, Que hour Of; night mailing
clerk. fron q =. N. 10 a. N. one Ep1T eft.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.


q + kennes1T. city surerinferd-
saes the following pa6lie srhooi
4 , the rn0Eth ending December II
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Handkerchief racket Tokla,. Singer
mau 4 Co.
lssg souvenir given away. the hand
sonrst ever seen Tokias. siuseFmAn &
Ca.
Umbrellas sRy quality and size with any
kind Of handle engraved free O; charge.
Takiss, Siureruan K Co.
New rihhons Chester Cicary.
Read advertisement of Nissz. Forrest &
90. ia this paper. giving terms " safe Of
the Boston ComFauy's plat II West = attic
Muslin underwear. Childrsn's dresses
and aprons, big purchase. greatly under
values. Chester C}eary.
Free fua fov the hoys With every SO
bows salt we present gratis a printing
press. cards, mixer, type, e'c- Kline a
Rosenberg.
Kline and RaseBheE-'s gracd NEnss dis
NAV OF uleu's rnc dress suits and over
coats Is the Haost extensive ever displayed
Ia Sssftle
Grand display 81 smoking jackets, Ia all
the fogular shades AID styles Kline &
Rosenberg.
Immense Christmas display Of meas
suits and ove-cos'S a. the STAR tloihloe
House. -ts Commercial street
The whole 81 the Boston Company plsi
% IVES, Seattle j. 70 b. cleared end STREETS
mpEoyet Immediately.
FTNmar & ColweiI's for hsugins lam s,
MAS TOYS aod cf,s kery. - Seessit stree
Parents. yau viii fnd the S'zr Clothing
H9ase holiday sssoTtr8eat a1eqHassert, aud
osr low pficeS aud pretty styles IN bows
aud youths eloihiRg Afiraci attention
wherever they are sesn- Kline kosen-
. berg
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Can ysu ina inc any alimeut that VIII
make q cn5CuaUfe6 person ~ peevish.
diSSsti strf t.lftn ptTesi sn1 cfalky a. Blk
Ousrtss- Thee Is no TesSs q whsi~Fgr. IS D =
ear oue should suffer from indlst s'ioa.
dyspe p>ia. terpld liver and loss II sppeiiic
wbeu b. Henies p nsu9eiicu Toaic. which
every one kaows Is = certain csir.. eau be
80 easily obtained S'rwsrt & Holmes
Drug CrmpauV Wholesale Agents
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They make specially of choice prop
critics. aud conduct their business on ap-
rrosed business rrincinsls. The following
viii give an idea of the character Of The
investments they os.sr.
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Presents itself to many minds.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-01
ROhprt i'm E'rNIlhYn.

\ Chicago special says: Mrs. Louise
buchanan began a suit for divorce in
the superior court against her husband,
Robert Buchanan, the manager of a
theatrical troupe She says she lived
with her husband at No. 624 Park ave-
nue. until January last. She was then
obliged to leave him because of his
cruelty, and is now residing with her pa
rents. She married him in 1884 at
Council Bluffs, Iowa, but he treated her
well until the birth Of a child in April,
1855. After the child's birth buchanan
began to be cold and harsh to her, find
ing fault with her at performances and
rehearsals; after humiliating her as
much as he could before the other per-
formers he finally discharged her. She
specifies several acts of cruelty, and
claims that he has 5000 worth of
property at Sioux City, Iowa. She
wants alimony and the custody of the
child.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-01

1t was inevitable that the magniii-
cent farming and grazing country in
Dakota should at some time in the
ne ar future attract large numbers of
| Aomeseekers. But, to those who are
| waiting for the boom, the inevitable
was provokingly slow in asserting it.
! self 1t was all the more aggravating
| for the reason that the tide of emigra-
ton, setting in way back in the east,
has long been carrying homeseckers on
through this section and beyond the
Missouri river. But the westward
tide is receding. Men arc finding that
California climate is far from elysian,
and the struggle for existence in Cali
fornia a hard one; that western Ne
brasl1a and Kansas are not what the
exuberent fancy Of advertising agents
has painted that region, and that life
there is one long struggle to keep body
and soul together; and that the North
ern Pacific country is the native seat
Of the deadly blizzard, and agriculture
there is beset with a thousand Difficult
ties. Turning then to this South Da-
kota country, they see with their own
eyes the corn cribs at every station
bursting with corn, the supply of cars
inadequate to ship it to market, the
crop of oats here enormous and, as for
hay, no end of it. They note the COM
paratively low prices put upon the
prairie land here-thc richest land the
sun ever shone upon, land easily sub
dued by the plow and so gently rolling
that it drains itself
What is the result Already be-
fore the winter is gone the reports
that come from all points east, es-
pecially upon the line Of the Burling-
ton, point to an unprecedented influx
of homescekcrs and land buyers.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-01

CANTON has set in motion the move
ment for general boom IN the for
nation Of local republican clubs
throughout South Dakota, and by the
time Il territorial convention of rcpub-
lican clubs is held there will be Il sat
isfactory representation from this sec
zion. organization in politics is the
secret Of success. and although the
democratic chances of ever capturing
Dakota are pretty slim, there are
plenty Of good features to the club
idea, as future campaigns will show.
The ADVOCATE hopes to see an Or
ganization perfected in every civil
township in Lincoln county, and some
time in the early summer these local
clubs can come together and form n
county league, thus creating nucleus
around which all republicans may
gather for the veal of the party and
the good of Dakota.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-01
Notice OF Special Election

Notice ia hereby given that "on the first Tues
day in March l (being the 9th day thereby A. D..
1883, an election will be held In the various pre-
c!ncts of Lincoln county, Dakota, at the plso es
designated for holding town meetings Or elections
in said precincts, for the purpose of voting upon
the following proposition towt:
'Shail the county commissioners of Lincolr
county, Dakota, be empowered to sell block four
teen, in CANTON proper commonly known as the
court house square, for a sum not less thar
Twelve Thous and Dollars (Sl2 ,0O0), and apply the
proceeds of asil sale to the purchase Of a new
court house site within the limits of the city ci
CANTON, and the erection of q court house ther
on
Thosc voting at said election who are in favor oil
said proposition shall have written Or printed Oh
their ballots
"foR THE PRoPosITIoN;"
Those opposed
'AGAIEsT THE PROPoaIT1oN,''
me polls of said election to be opened at
O'CLOCK a. m. and continue open until : O'Clock p.
m. of said day.
Dated CANTON, Dakota, February 3, 1883.
II. n. CooPER,
County Auditor Lincoln unity, Dakota.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-01

Territorial officials have finally cor
nered an authentic death list of vic
tins of the late storm. No accounts
have been received from the following
counties, viz: Charles Mix, Brule,
Butte, Fall River, Jerauld, Emmons,
Morton, Griggs, Pembina and Rollette
1t is known that three or four persons
(the names of two are given were
frozen in Brule county, and one is re-
ported lost in Jerauld. With the two
exceptions named it is thought that
none of these counties suffered the
loss of life. The total number lost
and whose names are reported is 1873
Allowing three for the two counties
of Brule and Jerauld, the total num-
Der of lives lost in the territory will be
1876.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-01

Minneapolis Tribune: Dakota should
consider well before swapping at the
Springer bill. The territorial status is
becoming almost intolerably lrksomc,
its evils are serious. And anything
that promises reliet from them is tempt
ing-cven so ungraciOus and objection
able a bill for admission as Mr.. Spring.
er's. Bot Dakota should not let her
eagerncss overdo her Judgment. The
territory ought to be divided. This
has been contemplated and generally
agreed upon for twenty years. The
permanent interests Of the northwest
require that Dakota should be admitted
as two states. There is every reason
for the demand. There is not one valid
reason against it. Nothing but out
rageous tyranny has opposed division.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-01
@. Il Smooth Set of BOYS.

Lennox Independent: The first of
last January the CANTON ADVOCATE
force made an agreement among them
selves that they let their boards grow
for six months, and the one that had
the longest beard at the end of the time
specified was to receive five dollars
from each Of the others. They let 'er
go until last week, when they all agreed
that there wasn't a man in the office
who could scare up a baseball beard
(nine on side), SO they concluded they
had better call it draw" and they all
put cream on their faces and got the
cat to lick it off, and they are now
looming up with smooth faces and a
poor prospect of crop in the future.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-01
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the board
of county commissioners of Lincoln
county, Dak., will meet in adjourned
session at the county auditors office on
Wednesday, the seventh day of March,
A. D. 1888, for the transaction of any
business regularly bought before them.
Fl. N. COOPER,
County Auditor.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-01
WideAMake.

Rapid City Journal: The CANTON
ADVOCATE, one of the strongest divis-
ion papers in the Dakota, and a remark
ably wideawake and creditable news
paper, will become the property of a
stock company. The change is made
to improve and enlarge the paper.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1888-03-01
Inly S5irla wOn1,.I.

Cavalier Democrat: Dakota has an
abundance Of everything except girls,
and they are lamentably scarce. Can
not the overcrowdrd east send few
thousand from the factory towns,
where they work for - 4 week, to the
frer-wcSt. where every girl can be sure
Of a comfortable homc--of her own if
she wishes.