The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-11-13

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Home, Sweet Home.
Heavy refreshing rain last Monday night.
VI California plums at Bnrchs:'
Several fine deer have been killed in this
county lately. i
California pruncs at Burch's.
Mr.. Luce's new block is being rapidly
pushed to completion.
Numerous loads Of hay are being brought
into town now -a-days. 81
California apricots at Burch & Co.'S. y
: Good season for colds as many of orr
citizens can testify.
Shoot those turkeys Thursday November
9th is Thanksgiving day.
l. California nectarines at Burch & Co.'S.
Cold weather and frozen ground has put
!. stop to fall plowing.
i. Mr. Bullard was in the city Monday look
! ing for something to g devour.
{ Messrs, Clark, Brown, sehermerhorn
! and several from Verndale were in town
yesterday.
Mr.. John Inman of Fargo, brother of Mrs.
Kelley Of this place, spent last Sabbath in this
place with his friends.
Mr.. Cooper informs us that he is paying
s.the highest cash prices for hides, fur and all
kinds of game.
100 cords of dry Oak and T amarack wood
wanted Immediately by the Wadena Mill
}Co. Enquireof. S. Gardner.
The Wadena Cornet Band wiil give grand
;aall and oyster supper in Eucc's hall as soon
nesst week. -. ..,. = = = -...4
= For tie week ending No7.5, 14l, ,s74 bush
Els Of wheat wele received in Duluth and 55,-
900 bushels were shipped, Nov. there were
ii store 2l9, ,5l4 bushels.
! 1t is easy to recognize the successful candi-
dates in the late election So also the un-
successful VAGS. Hey pISSe1Ld q maf ktO COu-
trast to the careful observer.
California canned pears at H. F. Burch &
Co.'S. 4
We were 1>uch pleased last Monday even
ing to shake hands with 4. Fl. Treeman,
editor Of the Hastings Union, Hastings, Mimi.
Mr.. Freeman is a Democrat, but good fellow
withal.
E. E. Luce has had his house plastered
throughout, lately, and is now engaged in
putting 5n new flooring. When he gets the
sides up and the roof on lie will have very
comfortable residence.
f. F.. Lnce is in town seeking whom and
what he may devour.-Verndale Journal.
considering he was Wadena man it is
somewhat surprising that he was not tetotaly
tsehawed up before he got back
c. G Parker, the great newspaper Cores
pendent, was in Wadena Friday and Satur-
day: He seemed quite pleased with city life
asjhe stroled through our streets looking at
the signs, etc,
Mr. Johnson from Saltwater, has been in
town for the past few days. He has pur-
3 ed Ind in this vicinity and will live in
l'arkers Prairie this winter and open his
farm in the spring.
In an article headed "To Farmers" last
week the sentence " No. 2 Wheat will be
received" should have read no No. will be
received. Farmers can therefore dispose of
their No. 2 wheat at the Wadena mill.
hlessrs: Boyd and Hurst, Of verndale,
were brought before judge Ashbrrnsr last
Tuesday on the charge Of selling liquor
without license and duly fined. They
(. walked up and paid the same like little men
The trustees Of the NJ. E. church met on
: Monday night, selected two lots opposite Mr..
Kelley's, on which to erect the new church,
and decided to push the new enterprise for
ward at once, and if possible have the
T. building enclosed before, winter inlly comes.
4 Thisslooks like business.
" A ABXRGA1v.--A Grand Piano ofthe Chick
L ering pattern, in perfect order, is offered for
.3aale 1t one h .lf tie original cost in Boston.
Can he seen at the drug store in Wadena.
@Applfto G. NJ. Taylor, Rawson House.
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