The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-04-08
SHOUT! BROTHERS, SHOUTS!
he PLAN1NGs MILL IS HERE!
And it's Energetic Proprietors AL
ready Hard at Work.
Three Houses in the pastSi week and
More to Follow.


Three Houses in the pastxweek and
More to Follow.
LOCALS OF A GENERAL NATURE, PREPARED WITH
SPECIAL REFERENCE TO the FAsTIDIouS
TASTES OF OUR MANY
READERS.
The planning mill is here. 1t is no long
er prospective project, but great big tact.
Last Sunday night, two weeks before the ex-
pected arrival Of Mr.. Norfoss and sons, the
cars containing the machinery and household
goods of these gentlemen, arrived in Wadena.
Early Monday morning the Nortoss boys
commenced to unload their machinery, and
before night, had their machinery snugly
enclosed beneath temporary shed they had
erected, and their household goods packed
in the railroad tank house, which it has been
necessary this spring to cohysA into freight
house. Tuesday it was the intention of the
young men to commence the erection OF
their building, which is to be II feet square,
with basement, but the storm prevented
them. Their machinery consists Of pianers,
anatchers, stickers. cross, rip and scroll SAWS.
farming lathes, teneting machines, emery
wheels, saw gummers, mortising machines,
boring machines, and great quantity OF
tools and implements for the convenient
working Of wood into any conceivable shape
or form.
Two of the young men are married, and
will bring their families here at once. Mr..
Norfoss. ST., is expected to arrive to-day,
and will soon commence the erection of
residence for his family. Atthe rate of pro-
gress this energetic firm has made so far, the
planning mill will he running in few weeks.
That success may crown the efforts of this,
the maiden woodworking manufactory of
Wadena, is the wish OF the FARMER.
Duck shooting has commenced.
Timothy grass seed for sale at Baumbach
& Meyers. T. 49, r...r.l.. ..s.....,.-...
and burg so,,s.l, seonnoets
their stoops. zl $Ss..Ss,
Maltby s Taylor have shipped in a car
.
load Of corn. ,ss i: os.. r. = =; :.
Geo. Luce has moved into his new house,
which is little beauty.
Violins and sheet music at the Wadena
Drug Store. 37tf
Frank Bishop is going to spend the sum-
mez months at New York Mills. u.
The frame work OF James Lambs new
house is up and nearly enclosed.
100000 TO loan at 10 per cent.
Apply to Z. E. LUCE. Wadena.
Avery enjoyable hop took place at the
Presson House, Tuesday evening. - S.
The photographer on Third, street got a
head put on him Tuesday. Too much boose.
Rev. J. Maltby, will preach at the. Button
school house next Sunday, ct 2 o'clock p. M.
Greenlaw Hurst has snIosed a new house
on Third street, nearly opposite the school
house.
Mr.. A. Langley has lot of fruit tree, cur
rent bushes, ETC.. etc, for sale. Call and see
him. > 46-3t
S. S. Gardner started for Minneapolis
yesterday morning He will return in .
few days. >..
Mrs. Hurst, Of Bluffton, returned home
Yesterday after short visit with friends
in Wadena.
The Norfoss boys are going 10 occupy the
lower part Of Geo. A1ce's house, until they
get their new house built.
Frank L. Hall, foreman in the Fargo E.
publican Office. is spending few days with
ye editor in this village.
Hatch's German Cough Syrup for coughs
and colds. For Group it is sure cure For
sale at the Wadena Drug Store. , 37tf
Hon. C. B. Jordan returned from his long
visit east last Saturday. lie went to Duluth
Monday and returns to-day. 4v:: s>a
81 Mr.. Erickson, we are happy to note has
built a substantial plank sidewalk Of fifty
feet, on Third street abntting his lot. ~.
We ilivit e the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement of l.. w. stratton. It is
time such tlinys we're attended to. h., .s
*# *# Twenty-Five tenement /houses could be
rented u Vvade,,a and on an average Of
rs per cent. interest on the money invested.
Mrs Potter is gaining in strength, and is
going to Nebraska to spend the summer as
soon as she gets strong enough to stand the
trip. ). 5.. i "A s.> a # .5..... ,.3.
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