The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-11-11
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The best stock of clothing at Malt
by's, Button. 3 If
L. A. Paddock returned from St.
Paul last Saturday.
The cheapest goods on the n. P.
r. r. at Blufton. ST
Prof. Whitney's residence is near
ing completion.
If in need Of dry goods, call at S.
& B. KatZ.
Everett Kelley is still confined to
his room.
Saturday and Monday were busy
days in town.
S. &. b. Katz underse]l all compe-
tition.
w. W. Hartley is the president of
the Brainerd Reform Club.
The celebrated Favorite Cook Stove
at Maltby's, Bluffton. 3tf
The FARMER has in this issue Is
Land Office notices.
Minnesota's majority for Garfield
was 100000. and Iowa's, $4,000.
Books! Books! at the Wadena
Drug Store. 20
The masons have commenced on
the vault for the Bank of Wadena.
For cheap farm loans, enquire Of
E. E. Luce, Wadena, MINI. l3tf.
H. F. Witter is building an addition
to the rear Of the City Restaurant.
Picture books foc the children, at
the Wadena Drug Store. p
Fargo has granted a charter to j.
B. Morss, to build and run street
railway.
You can buy lumber and shingles
at Baker & Co.'S, Blufft0n, cheaper
chan anywhere else. They all say SO.
Episcopal Church service will be
held at Peake's Hall next Sunday
morning, Nov. IA.
The best calicos are only worth 6
cts. per yard, at S. & B. KatZ. 25tf
We have received stock of ship
ping tags. Any one in need of them
will do we'll to call on us.
Read S. & B. Katz's advertisements;
1T will save you money. 25tf
J. Q. Ostrander is building a large
stable in connection with his hotel.
john is just rushing things.
S. & B. Katz are headquarters for
clothing, and don't you forget it. 25tf
Work is to be resumed on the new
church soon, and we understand that
it will be finished this fall.
Childrens' shoes, copper toed, sizes
from to II. for IS cts. a pair, at S.
& B. Katz. 25tf
The postof1ice has been adorned
with two beautiful chandeliers, which
add greatly to it's appearance.
Just received a second invoice of
new cloaks of the latest styles, and at
the cheapest prices, at s. & B. KatZ. 25
\. H. Barrett, of the firm of Bar
rett & Co., Fargo, was in town Mon
day, and made us a pleasant call.
Eight pieces of black cashmere to
select from at S. & B. KatZ. Guaran-
teed from 20 to 40 cts. 4 yard cheaper
than anywhere else in Wadena. 25tf
n. B. HARDWOOD 4 Co., of Minneapo-
lis, have failed to the amount of half
!. million dollars. Assets 100000.
4 dollar saved is dollar earned.
II you need a new cloak or shawl more
than So will be saved by calling on s.
& i. KatZ. 25tf
Com. Potter has sided his house,
and otherwise added to it's appearance
and comfort for the coming winter.
President Hayes has issued a proc
lamation, appointing Thursday, Nov.
25th, as Il day for prayer and thanks
giving.
1t is reported that six freight trains
met at New York Mills last week,
and it took them over an hour to pass
each other.
Mr. Cressey has just finished beau
tiful sign for the FARMER, and in 4
few days it will adorn the front yard
of our Office.
If in need Of a good quality of red
flannel, remember that it can he had
ut from 10 to 15cts per yard, at S. 4
b. Katz; cheaper than can be pur-
chased elsewhere. 25tf