The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-12-25
LOCAL.

LOCAL.
Hu, rah for Christmas.
Good sieighing now.
Christmas cards at Burch's. 29tt
Quite a number Of deaths by freezing are
reported for Dakota.
The schools in this city begin one week
from next Monday.
Bism,ark, D. M. suffered large loss BY fire
on the 18TH The Sheridan House narrowly
escaped.
Buckwheat cakes are the best thing a per-
son can eat Of a cold morning Try them
and see" -. ..-..
This kind Of weather is to pile Of wood
what big dose of pills is to man with the
stomach ache.
A fine display of Holiday goods at bed
rock prices at H. F. Burch 4 Co.'S. 29tf
Mr.. McClelen has taken the Compton
school vice Mr.. Osborn resigned on acc cunt
ot his health. -,
Don't forget to call and examine the ele-
CANT assortment OF Christmas presents at H
Y Rn,ch & Co.'S. 29tf
Mr.. McQu!Ilan started for Dakota Monday.
He goes to relieve Mr.. Darling who is taking
rest over the holidays.
The Republicans have chosen Chicago as
the city lor the National Convention to be
held June 3, 1880.
A. W. Hall, of the Fargo Republican,
made US a visit last Sunday departing for
home Monday evening.
H. +. Burch s Co. are going to erect
large building on the corne>o of Third and
Front streets early in the spring: >-~<
Albums at surch 4 .Ge's. 2st&>::
Del Bending desires us to say that he is
out of wood and will be very thankfut- te4Ile,
party who will bring him load:
A man by the name of Torkerad was fro
zen to death near Rothsay, Otter Tail county
on last Saturday week, the 18th inst.
J. NJ. Stowe called on us last Friday. Mr..
stowe lost. about $1,000 aY fire last month
The. insurance amounted to about $3.50.
DR.. Dewey, Of St. Paul, visited Mr.. Katzky
last week and expressed great surprise at
the growth of Wadena since his last visit
Dr. Babcock, from Ogdenslurg, arrived
in Wadena Tuesday. He contempates re-
manning with US in the practice Of medicine.
Two for 5 cent cigars a. the Wadena Drug
Store. 304t
The Quarterly meeting Of the Methodist
churcl. will take place Sunday. Presiding
Elder J. B. Starkey will psl1|sa1s1ent ps1l15sas
Fdl Any person'desiring to secure good farm
with large portion of it ready tor crop next
year, would do we'll to call on or write to
Geo. M. Taylor at Wadena.
Harry Presson lost one Of his horses on
his trip to Fergus Falls last week. The ami
NAL was young and valuable and showed no
signs of illness except in refusing to eat.
There will he preaching at the school
house in Wadena by the Presiding Elder Of
the Methodist church on next Sunday morn
ing at IL O'Clock, and in the evening at Z
o'clock. $500.
We have received a fine large job print
ing press from the foundry Of Frost & Perry,
St. Paul. It is of the {" Peerless" manu-
facture and is one Of the best presses made.
Call and see it.
We see by our exchanges that Hartly, OF
the Brainerd Tribune, has been troubled
with worms. He has recently had one re-
moved from his stomach, which was 80 feet
long. "Ugh, big Injun." Heap worms.
The t'Nnrsery" for January is before US
and is a very nice production. This is real
: Nv an excellent little magazine for the chill
Aren and wise parents i'll subscribing to it Of
ten do more good than they think for in de-
~veloping love for books in the little minds.
"A Chicago paper says; "a butterfly was
caught ut the South End yesterday" 1t may
be safe to catch butterfly at the south end,
but when you go to grasp a wasp you want
40 catch it at the northeas!erly end.-Ex.
This is excellent advice for this time of
The year. 1t almost induces us to caution
onr readers to use iced tea with caution.
Parties proving up or about to prove up