The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-11-27
LOCAL..

katzky has some very tine honey
Wadena is full Of teams every day.
How about that shooting match, Peter? .
Mr.. Bullard was in town on Monday.
Shell River settlers are very numerous.
Mrs. S. S. Gardner idss gone to Minneapo-
lis.
James Bell. from Fargo, is stopping in this
city.
Mr. Parsons has commenced his new
building east of Ostrander & Presson.
The Wadena mill is manufacturing patent
process flour.
Mr.. Hurst, from Verndale, is about to
make his home in Wadena.
We are obliged to Mr.. T. F. Williams for
a very fine spare rib.
This week THE FARMER enters upon its
second year. Birthday presents are in order.
The business houses Of Wadena have more
than doubled the past summer and fall.
The County Commissioners meet Deem
ler 5th at o'clock p. m.
Mr.. Heathcote rises to explain the Deer
Greek defugalty which speaks for itself.
Our streets were crowded with teams on
Monday, and trade was consequently rush
sng.
The two big .'B's', Of Verndale have fallen
out, and the firm of Brewster & Bullard is
dissolved.
Just drop in and see how sweetly Messrs
Meyer and Coon smile since their wives are
with them.
ball at the Lake Park House, Lake Park, this
evening.
SIS. Gardner goes east next week to at
tend the butter and egg fair in New York.
lie Will be absent several weeks.
Mr. VIM. NJ. Barber called on rs Tuesday
He says he hardly knew the village not hav-
ing been here before in q year.
The new furniture store will open this
week Chauncey bought lots Of pretty
things in st.Paul azd minneapolis. =.
- - Mr. psdd Ben Franks have turns
cd from their hunting trip and report good
success. They were absent Ave weeks and
killed 81 deer. ..
Peter Van Zant is going ont Of the saloon
business'and will soon engage in something
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Wadena his home.
We acknowledges call from Mr.. Meyer Of
the firm of Meyer & Gall, Of St. Paul Mr.
Meyer captures large trade in the merchant
tailoring line up this way.
II. T. Burch & Co., are to erect a larse
store on the corner of Front and Third streets
early in the spring. Gardner will probably
eaect a bri OK bank on the opposite corner.
Mr.. T. F. Williams has imported at con-
siderable cost pair of very fine thorough
bred Poland China pigs. They are as pretty
specimens of por]zers as will be seen any
where.
Mrs. Bending departed for Chicago Tues
day. She will stop at Bcloit aud take
Thanksgiving dinner at her sons, Mr.. Eugene
Bending. She expects to return about the
first Of April.
The lecture for Saturday evening is post
poned until Saturday evening, Dec. 18th.
A severe cold.on the part Of Mr.. Hall pre-
vents the fulf7ilment Of the announcement
:, this week, and a festival one week from Sat-
urday renders this date the earliest conven-
lent one available.
Mr.. Darling accompanied by Messrs. Nc
Quillan, Williams and several others started
.,n the survey of the new road to Shell Riv-
er, Tuesday. Mr.. Williams reports that it
will he all easy matter to cnt the road near
ny direct to the Red Eye with but little cor
'deroying.
Messrs. Sanford and Colby were in Wa
dena Monday They are fair sample of the
sturdy pioneers who are developing the
Z great prairie Of the Shell river. They re-
port q great demand for government land,
and we would advise our eastern friends WHO
are waiting until spring to go onto their
claims taken IN that country to look after
them promptly. r..
@ Wanted.
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