The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1879-12-04

Dr.. Crucial, of Fargo, advertises that he
has oficiated at the birth OF 4,329 infants
! verify he must have held tho candle in
| "Baby Mine.''
| A paint brush artisticAlly welded has left
its b'autifying effects on the residence Of c.
H. Peake. The inner woodwork being hand
somely grained.
z. Palmer has purchased lot opposite c.
there on, having sold his present property
to T. F. Ostraneer.
The following is certain cure for neural
gia. Take two drops of lauaanum in one
half spoonful of warm water and drop into
the ear. 1t will give immediate relief
If you want to make your children or
friends nice Christmas present call at the
Wadena Drug Store and look At their new
stock Of books, and buy some. They are real
! cheap.
Mr.. Fields, county auditor elect, Was in
town Monday. Also Harry Brintnell, who
is now in the employ Of the N. P. R. R. and
who is to move his family to Brainerd next
| week
| Mr.. Dixon was in Waaena on Thanksgiv-
ing day, aud helped US with our turkey.
At last accounts he was inst recovering from
| short sickness caused by "war wish the
Turk (eys)'
The Brotherhood Of Locomotive Firemen
gave their second annual ball last Thanks
giving at Fargo which WAS 4 success. The boys
Of this organization know how the thing is
done.
The village Of Randalia, Fayctte county
Iowa, WAS burned on the 25th ut and but
one business house remains. No protection
and little insurance totally wipes ont the
! vwn.
We are indebted :o Mr. L. A. Paddock
the veteran hunter, who in company with
Ben Franks killed 81 deer in Ave weeks
tor very ane dcers head with PERFECTLY
formed sn:lers.
We are pained to learn that Mrs. Kelley
is worse. However, her indomitab]e will
which has kept her alive when many others
| would have perished may yet be the means
|, &f saving her. <: ~~s. .~...--y T. -,..-
Mr.. Hurst is expected III few days to
take charge of the saloon which he has pur-
chased of Mr.. Van Zant. An oyster psrlor
will also be opened OH the premises. Fresh
oysters already in stock.
Store keepers should caation their clerks
to be careful about advertising the arrival Of
holiday goods. Especially in regard to in
forming husbands Of holiday goods after
their wives had inquired about them.
Gen. Grants right arm, has been shook
and jehawed about 80 much by the great un
washed since his return that he has got to
skip the country again or suffer amputation
Who says Grant is not martyr to his coun-
try.
Mr.. Church, who has for some time past
been engaged as first miller in the Wadena
| FIGURING mill, started for Minneapolis last
week. MIR. C. made many friends during
u
his departure.
| Mr.. Morical, the superintendent of the
| work Oh the Shell River road left Wadena
| on Tuesday morning to enter upon his du-
ties as such. He is a thorough going, relia-
BILE man, we'll acquainted with the country
through which the road is to pass, and we
expect to be able to report something good
from him next week.
Will Barwise seems to be out of luck Not
long ago he got his hand chawed up in the
steam thresher, and just as he had recovered
from that a large boulder fell Oh his head.
| while he was engaged in digging we'll last
Thursday, and cut a big cash in his scalp,
and knocked him down. Billy says it Was
! ''woodchuck case''
Mr.. Swindlehurst remembered the printer
for on Thanksgiving morning the smiling
face Of his bright little boy appeared At our
| Office door immediately followed by the rext
Of his physical anatomy which lad been
made the convcyor of fine large turkey.
| Notwithstanding it was little late it was
nevertheless acceptable, and MIR. S. has our
heartfelt thanks.
We cannot publish communications unless
the writer sends us his name. We have a
communication from Adamsvillc which
comes without name which we will pub
lish when the author sends us their name.
! We do not want the name for publication
but simply as guarantee Of good faith on